Butt Stock ?s

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The fact that they say:
"This stock will accept Commercial & Military Buffer Tubes"
makes me wonder how they accomplish the fit. Is there is some sort of adapter to allow fitting to either tube? I'd stick with one of the more mainstream stocks if it were me.
 
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Most stocks do not come with a buffer tube. I put the milspec stock from my AR15 on my 15-22. No problem.

Tracy
 
Most stocks do not come with a buffer tube. I put the milspec stock from my AR15 on my 15-22. No problem.

Tracy

That wasn't the point I was making. A Mil-Spec tube (what the 15-22 has) is a different diameter than a Commercial tube.
 
I'd be concerned too that it says it fits both mil-spec and commercial. That tells me that the tolerances are pretty loose. I wouldn't waste my money on it.

Buy once, cry once...
 
Maybe this would help...see attached photo.
 

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2 of my 3 15-22 are camo, so I kinda like leaving the factory camo stock on. A 3rd is a 15-22P so the buttstock is not applicable.:cool: The Pink Platinum Talo (wife's) wears a Hogue grip, as does the 15-22P. The Realtree APG wears the APG grip it came with.

If I was to pick up yet another 15-22, I'd have to go with the Magpul MOE FDE. Partially for the stock but mostly for the QD sling swivel sockets that I'm currently addicted to...

If I got ANOTHER, it would probably be that greenie job from Academy.
 
My 15-22 has a magpul moe stock on it but its TIGHT! Like so tight its feels stuck almost in the fully collapsed position.
 
Don't waste your money. I bought the Remington 870 shotgun collapsible buttstock kit (AR-15 style with pistol grip and 6 position collapsible buttstock). Looks like the buttstock you reference. It is pretty cheap, and would be a lateral move at best and realistically probably a downgrade compared to the 15-22 standard buttstock.

I bought a Magpul STR for my 15-22 and like it a lot. I have a CTR on my AR-15. Hard to beat Magpul's products. I also am quite impressed with their customer service.

I recently participated in their "Operation Boulder Airlift" to supply Colorado residents with much needed supplies of PMAGs. (There play on the "Berlin Airlift" of WWII). Got mine recently after just a couple weeks wait. Sorry, a bit off topic, but just cannot say enough about the company and its support of customers in Colorado.
 
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