Well I will be owning one of these as soon as the brown trucking company makes it to my FFL in MN.

I hope I don't wear out my welcome with all of the questions but here goes.

All I can google or bing on the stock is that it is a 6 position CAR stock. I assume that CAR stands for carbine (?). Next is- if I should desire to putter more rubber on the stock I see that several companies make extended pads for various stocks but none list the S&aw 15 series. Is there an actual manufacturer for this stock or is it a in-house S&W production?

Any help in this would be greatly appreciated.

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Thanks,
Steve

If your rifle comes with Magpul furniture, you should be able to get different pads from Magpul or one of their distributors. Magpul manufactures and supplies these parts to S&W.

Good Luck and good shooting.

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http://store.magpul.com/category/31

There ya go.

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I don't know why you'd want to change out the pad. I mean, if it were damaged, I'd understand. However, with the adjustability of the stock, you won't need a different pad.

If you're thinking you'll want a thicker pad for recoil control, you won't. The AR is a super soft shooter. If you want better control, the money is better spent on a muzzle brake. Not for recoil control, but to help with muzzle rise.

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Guys, when he says "with magpul gear", I think he means the newer 15T with Magpul sights, not a Magpul stock. It comes with the standard, M4 Carbine stock.

Not sure why you think you need a rubber pad for a poodle shooter, but any designed to fit on the standard M4 stock should work on your 15T.

Now why would anyone want to run around shooting poodles with a .223 rifle?

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Cyphertext, love the poodle part. Actually I don't think i'll need it but it might be necessary for my 6yo granddaughter. She is already shooting .22 pistol like a champ at 5 and 10 yes. Next is the m&p and at 10 or so she can start on the M1D I have. We use the .22 for toy poodles, the .223 will be for miniature and the M1 for standard sizes (LOL). I am just in the gathering stage for any and all information on the weapon. Lots of things have changed in the AR world since 1992 when I laid down my Colt M16A1 for the last time.

Thx to all

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Steve

At 6, I am assuming she will only be shooting from a bench or supported in some way? There are some recoil pads out there, but there are also just the rubber slip on pad for $5 that looks to provide more grip than anything.

Really disgusting to even think in jest that anyone would go around shooting poodles.

Cats on the other hand....