Anyone have pictures of a pinned bcm gun fighter stock? I know how and where the pin goes but the way the stock is the side is slightly slanted and seems hard. If I put a pin in the part you squeeze to move the sock...You can't squeeze and activate it, would that work too?

I have been looking at the MOD 0 stock myself lately. One thing with those stocks is that they can be taken apart with an allen wrench. If you look at this video starting at like 2:30, he takes it apart and there does not appear to be a lot of material to pin. Good luck!

if you succeed please inform us with pictures

 

if you succeed please inform us with pictures

I will post my Complete bcm ar when it's done and put together.

Looks like the mechanism could be locked into place, rather than pinning it.

Without having one in my hand, I bet that the 'H' shaped piece could be blocked in position, rendering the stock non collapsible. One would require tools to remove the block.

Looks like the mechanism could be locked into place, rather than pinning it.

Without having one in my hand, I bet that the 'H' shaped piece could be blocked in position, rendering the stock non collapsible. One would require tools to remove the block.

Seems like a good idea . But doesn't the law say it needs to be pinned..

Seems like a good idea . But doesn't the law say it needs to be pinned..

Subject for quite the heated debate, but the law does not specify that the stock need be pinned, only that it cannot be adjustable.

 

This is the method I use for my stocks: http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_4/607375_How_to_pin_an_MOE_Stock__for_ban_states_.html

 

No pin required.