Where can I buy this?

[atbarr]

I want this for my 15-22.

 

[little_airwolf]

Nordic collapsable stock.
Its for an AR lower. Sadly wont fit our 15-22 unless you do some crazy modding.

 

[Vinney47]

Might be a possible addition if you have a 15-22p - the pistol version of the 15-22 that is out of production.

 

[strobro32]

It will not work because the plastic 15-22 reciever is wider than an aluminum AR receiver.

 

[atbarr]

Thanks for the information guys. What are your suggestions for something similar?

 

[Locked-N-Loaded]

Devices like that require that the buffer tube be removable. On the 15-22, the buffer tube is integrated into the upper. So, this is not possible with any off the shelf product.

 

[Beuford T. Rimfire]

Going out on a narrow limb here.... Google M231 Firing Port Weapon, or M231 wire stock. You might be able to find M231 components - maybe they'll work??? Or possibly find some airsoft M231 components that would work with a little modification. Or if you're real crafty, just make your own. This isn't a real complex stock.

Hope this helps! I'd love to see someone actually use this stock effectively.

 

[little_airwolf]

I thought someone on here or on rimfire central used a wire stock.
Had to do some major cutting and jb weilding to put on a castle nut and part of a AR buffer tube so the wire stock would work.
I just modded the factory stock. Cut out the vents and extra plastic.
Took the weight from 250+g down to 174g
Have abit more to cut/trim.
MFT stock is 164g

 

[atbarr]

This, or a clone?

 

[johncal]

I would think and I'm only guessing that for a regular rifle even if you could make it work it would be highly illegal since you could easily slide it off and make the gun shorter than overall minimum legal length for a rifle. With the collapsible stock, the buffer tube still keep the rifle at legal length even without the buttstock on.

If I am mistaken on this, please correct me.

Another thing about that stock, if you push it forward it starts getting in the way of the bolt release amongst other things. Doesn't seem very practical to me.