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AR Stock Epoxy vs Pinned

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Does NJ law specify Pinning an adjustable stock as the required remediation to be legal or is it just the defacto generally accepted method?

 

I have a stock that has two recessed Allen key screws that screw down onto the buffer tube. They are to take any little wiggle out of the stock... when fully tighten you can NOT move the stock on the buffer tube with out destroying the tube unless the are loosened..

 

Would it be reasonable safe to epoxy over the recessed screw heads? This would require the screws be drilled out to adjust the stock. Same as if it was Pinned.

 

The grey is the epoxy in the pic below.... I will touch it up black so it looks correct.

 

 

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Your name and address is in that picture. Just saying.

Thanks for the heads up...

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Should be ok

 

I came up with a simpler solution and got rid of the M4 stock in the process. I used this instead

 

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/760499/ace-skeleton-stock-99-overall-length-ar-15-lr-308-aluminum-black

Ace makes great stocks... I have that exact stock on a different rifle.

 

But an $89 stock vs a dab of epoxy is two very different approaches.

Why even use epoxy? Your stock does not collapse without it.

 

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Bingo! Never epoxied any pinned stock, 3/32" hole and a 3/32" x 3/4" roll pin. That is all.

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Bingo! Never epoxied any pinned stock, 3/32" hole and a 3/32" x 3/4" roll pin. That is all.

The epoxy is covering screws for tightening the stock the the buffer tube. They have to be covered... or perhaps ground down.

You are over thinking this. Just put a roll pin which can be moved and re positioned  (with tools) if needed.

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Name of stock?

 

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Manufactured by Sopmodspec

 

http://www.galleon.ph/product/detail/9814867/sopmodspec-advanced-essential-items-for-your-gun-black-commstock

 

Let me know if you want to buy one. I have several still in packaging. I want to try the Mission First Tactical, Battle Link Minimalist Stock...

Manufactured by Sopmodspec

 

http://www.galleon.ph/product/detail/9814867/sopmodspec-advanced-essential-items-for-your-gun-black-commstock

 

Let me know if you want to buy one. I have several still in packaging. I want to try the Mission First Tactical, Battle Link Minimalist Stock...

If you are near me I have a mft you can try

 

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I don't need to try one, but thanks for the offer.... I'd trade you two new of the Sopmodspec stocks for a used MFT stock if you are interesting...

I bought it used and pinned. Let me see how easy it can get it off when I get home

 

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I "immobilize" the lever that retracts the pin in the stock, that allows it to slide.

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