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Old 03-21-2013, 02:57 PM
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Default Cali friendly stock/Solid Stock
So I was just looking at stocks for my 15-22 and havent really decided what to grab, adjustable or just a solid stock. Well came across this and remember others on the forums talking about not many solid stock options for those who want it.
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I figured you all would like it. Bon apettite.
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Cool looking alternative.
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Looks like a space gun --- I hate BS gun control laws "Cosmetic features make a weapon more lethal"

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Looks cool! I was just imagining cutting off the buffer tube on mine and only installing the stock on it. It would get some crazy looks at the range.
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i like it!
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That thing looks hideous!
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I think it looks pretty cool and don't usually like anything out of the "norm" when it comes to firearms.
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That's ummm... definitely different.
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Still looks better than a Glock.
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We here in NY are still waiting to see if this will pass the NY SAFE ACT that was thrown on us. So far they are saying that this is a version of a thumbhole stock so it won't pass.
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