magpul prs stock

k954triniz · Sep 22, 2013

i found a few at my local dealer for ar15 ... they had one open so i asked if they can test it out on a mp10 for fitment .. the said they would put it on .. if they had the gun in stock ... i want to take mines to test fit it ... but wont get a chance until next weekend ...
do anyone have the prs on the m&p 10 .the one for ar-15
or do i need one that is for a 308 ...

or are they all the same and im just making a fool of myself

please let me know soon ..if it will fit i will give my brother the money and have him pick up the stock or me tomorrow or the next day

would give him the rifle to go test fit ... but he was a bad boy a few yrs back so if he get pulled over with the weapon bad things will happen

not on topic but the troy battle rail trx 13.8 in .. i need a low profile one ?
what does armalite mean .. it say its for the ar10 ?

i have no clue on any of this .. first weapon build ..

Arkaden · Sep 23, 2013

There is a difference between the PRS stocks. The riser for the cheek rest is situated further back to avoid the longer charging handle interference with charging the weapon.

http://308ar.com/magpul_prs_differences.htm

Both will fit on the buffer tube, it's just he cheek piece.

You want the low profile Troy rail. It is the one that makes the factory rail line up with the hand guard.

Armalite is a manufacturer of firearms, and was the original designer of the AR type rifle, hence the AR-15, AR-10. It does not stand for "assault rifle" as most uninformed people would lead you to believe.

k954triniz · Sep 23, 2013

Arkaden said:
There is a difference between the PRS stocks. The riser for the cheek rest is situated further back to avoid the longer charging handle interference with charging the weapon.

308AR.com - Magpul PRS AR10 difference

Both will fit on the buffer tube, it's just he cheek piece.

You want the low profile Troy rail. It is the one that makes the factory rail line up with the hand guard.

Armalite is a manufacturer of firearms, and was the original designer of the AR type rifle, hence the AR-15, AR-10. It does not stand for "assault rifle" as most uninformed people would lead you to believe.

ok thanks for the help ... i will not be getting that prs stock after all

but one more thing .. i was talking to a few friends who are into firearms .. and they told me .. that i would have to change the buffer tube and spring to fit the prs stock ..

Arkaden · Sep 24, 2013

If you already have a fixed stock then nothing changes. If you're going from a collapsible stock to fixed then you need a standard A1 or A2 buffer tube AND the S&W spacer. With those things you can reuse the stock spring and buffer that came with your collapsible stock.

I did this on mine and it works just fine.

k954triniz · Sep 24, 2013

Arkaden said:
If you already have a fixed stock then nothing changes. If you're going from a collapsible stock to fixed then you need a standard A1 or A2 buffer tube AND the S&W spacer. With those things you can reuse the stock spring and buffer that came with your collapsible stock.

I did this on mine and it works just fine.

where do i get those buffering tubes ... ? and the spacer

Arkaden · Sep 26, 2013

You can get a A2 buffer tube just about any where. I bought mine from Midway.

For the spacer just call S&W customer support and tell them this part number: 432270000

Arkaden · Sep 26, 2013

You can get a A2 buffer tube just about any where. I bought mine from Midway.

For the spacer just call S&W customer support and tell them this part number: 432270000

Also you may want to read through this thread, it's helpful. .

http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-m-p10-rifles/314359-stock-options.html

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