AR-15 STOCK FIXED RIFLE LENGTH

AR-15 STOCK FIXED RIFLE LENGTH Reviews & Ratings

Traditional-length Rifle Buttstocks feature an easy-to-open storage compartment for emergency field tools, parts, or a Brownells AR-15 Buttstock Cleaning Kit. Fits both A1 and A2.


SPECS: Rifle Buttstock - 9-3?8" (23.8cm) long, 5” (12.7cm) high at tallest point, 2-1?8" (5.4cm) high at shortest point, 1-5?8" (4.1cm) wide.


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Reviews Summary
The AR-15 Stock Fixed Rifle Length has drawn significant criticism for its poor quality materials, particularly the buttplate and trap door, which many find flimsy and non-durable. While some users appreciate the stock's fit and A1 length, most recommend replacing parts or suggest avoiding this product altogether due to reliability issues. Overall, the consensus leans towards disappointment.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Quality
80%
A majority of reviewers express dissatisfaction with the overall quality of the stock, citing flimsy materials and non-mil-spec components. The buttplate stands out as a common complaint for its softness and tendency to degrade quickly under normal use, leading many to recommend alternatives.
Fit and Compatibility
50%
While some users note that the stock fits well on the receiver and can be used with existing parts, issues arise with compatibility when attempting to secure the stock tightly. The varying quality of screws and the lack of standardization further complicate its use, especially for those familiar with military specifications.
Replacement Parts
60%
Many reviews suggest replacing the buttplate and other components with higher-quality alternatives to enhance the stock's functionality. The ability to adapt the stock with better parts is seen as a necessary workaround for its initial shortcomings.
User Experience
70%
Users report mixed experiences, with some finding the stock adequate for casual usage, while others consider it subpar and not worthy of purchase. For those looking for a reliable A1 length stock, many direct potential buyers towards other brands and products.
Durability Concerns
75%
Durability issues dominate many reviews, with several customers sharing instances of parts breaking or malfunctioning after minimal use. This aspect has notably deterred potential purchasers and led to many returns.
4
Okay stock if you arent building a Clone
I got one of these butt stocks a year or so ago from a friend. I'll keep this short and sweet. The stock its self isn't great for any M16 clone, I wouldn't use it for one at all. It is however good for anyone who wants to have an A1 length fixed stock on their AR-15. The butt plate on this stock really is garbage but can be replaced with an A2 type butt plate from someone like Anderson. Not a bad stock over all but you will definitely want to replace the butt plate.
2
The shell is okay
I bought this as I didn't need another buffer tube and spring that I would have gotten with the Brownells retro kit. I found an A2 stock was too long for me. Buy the whole kit from Brownells. The shell of this stock fits snug on the tube and receiver, but does feel a little softer than the PSA A2 stock it replaced. The buttplate is complete airsoft wish.com Chinesium-grade plastic as other reviewers have described. Also a negative, the sling loop doesn't have anything to keep it from rotating around if bumped. Fortunately, the buttplate off the PSA A2 stock fit perfectly. With everything tightened down its solid, but I had to use parts I already had.
1
Buttpad ruins it
The stock itself is ok. It is the correct A1 length. The buttplate is a flimsy, rubbery piece of garbage that gets drilled through by the install screw. Would not recommend. Brownells should discontinue selling this product. If you want an A1 length fixed stock for your rifle, get a Brownells retro A1 stock instead.
1
Yea wasted 50 bucks
Top screw went right thru the butt plate
1
warning
This is a very cheaply made stock.The buttstock screw goes all the way through the butt pad and then all you have to do is pull back on the stock and it comes off completly.The only way to avoid this issue is not screw it in enough to tighten the buttstock.This stock is pure junk and I would'nt even want my enemies to use it