My Stag has the Fixed tactical I want to put the magpul fix carbine stoc.k what kind of buffer tube is on my stag ? I am guessing to take the but off I just undo the the hex bolt on the stock do I have to change it to put this stock on?

I'm not sure what your are asking?

If your Stag has a NJ compliant stock on it now is it pinned?

It's not going to work with the current buffer tube IIRC.  It will be too long.  

 

You will likely need to buy a new one to use with the magpul.

I'm not sure what your are asking?

If your Stag has a NJ compliant stock on it now is it pinned?

 

Im pretty sure he means the one with a blank buffer tube with only 1 threaded hole.  It usually has an open hole in the butt of the stock and the tube will be longer than a normal buffer tube. 

O.K. but the longer buffer tubes are still pinned to the stock.

I'm not clear on this bolt he's asking about?

 

The new Magpul Non Adjustable stocks use a bolt, but not the std

Stag (at least not that i have seen)?!?!?

 

If the OP calls me on the phone - I will be glad to walk him through it.........

O.K. but the longer buffer tubes are still pinned to the stock.

I'm not clear on this bolt he's asking about?

 

The new Magpul Non Adjustable stocks use a bolt, but not the std

Stag (at least not that i have seen)?!?!?

 

If the OP calls me on the phone - I will be glad to walk him through it.........

Hard to explain without a picture.

 

You know where the adjustment lever and rod (depress the lever and it retracts the rod from the holes in the buffer) is on normal m4 stocks? I'm pretty sure the stag compliant version has a buffer tube with 1 hole, which is threaded. The bolt he is referring to threads up into the tube through what would normally be the adjustment lever, giving the appearance of a collapsible stock, but essentially being fixed. No "pinning" is necessary because it isn't capable of collapsing.

 

Hope that makes sense.

Hard to explain without a picture.

 

You know where the adjustment lever and rod (depress the lever and it retracts the rod from the holes in the buffer) is on normal m4 stocks? I'm pretty sure the stag compliant version has a buffer tube with 1 hole, which is threaded. The bolt he is referring to threads up into the tube through what would normally be the adjustment lever, giving the appearance of a collapsible stock, but essentially being fixed. No "pinning" is necessary because it isn't capable of collapsing.

 

Hope that makes sense.

That's a pretty dead on description.

That's a pretty dead on description.

Yeah I'm pretty sure you'll need a new buffer because of the length of the one you have. Does it have a weird slant on the end?

Thanks all for the help I am glad I asked. Now I know to buy the stock with a new buffer tube included.

The NJ compliant stock on a stag is NOT a pinned adjustable stock, its only made to look like one.  It is held together by an allen screw under what looks to be the adjustment lever (looks like adjustment lever but is not) and the tube has NO adjustment hotches.  The good news is that it uses a carbine spring and buffer, the tube has a spacer in the back to allow for the use of a carbine spring and buffer.  If you are putting on the MOE fixed carbine stock you might be able to use the existing tube but I am not 100% sure.