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Old 02-16-2014, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by moe smith View Post
Not sure that you need to replace the tube. Why not replace just the stock? As to whether or not your rifle has a mil spec or commercial tube, I'm told the easiest way is to remove the stock and check to see if the end of your buffer tube is flat, or has a slant. A flat end would indicate it is mil spec.
That is a quick way to check, but there are some commercial tubes that are flat as well. The only way to know for sure, if unknown from factory, is to measure.

As stated by a couple of others, if he is changing to a rifle stock, there is a different receiver extension that is required for a rifle stock.
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