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AR-15 STOCK ASSY COLLAPSIBLE MIL-SPEC Reviews & Ratings

AR-15 COLLAPSIBLE STOCK ASSEMBLY (MIL-SPEC)

Collapsible buttstock similar to the current US GI M4 carbine stock provides convenient six-position length-of-pull adjustment to fit different-size shooters, including those wearing body armor. Ready to install on any standard AR-15 rifle or carbine lower receiver; includes buffer tube, receiver lock plate, lock nut, toe-mounted steel sling loop, carbine recoil spring and buffer. Buttstock is made from extremely tough, fiberglass-reinforced, injection-molded nylon to resist impact, heat, moisture, extreme cold, and most cleaning solvents. Steel lock nut has four square notches and pre-cut detents for staking to lock plate. Available with Mil-Spec (nominal 1.14" O.D.) receiver extension tube. Stock interior diameter is matched to buffer tube O.D. for a snug fit that eliminates un wanted play and rattles.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Material: Aluminum and Fiberglass-Reinforced, Injection-Molded Nylon
Color: Matte Black
Length: 8-3/4" Overall Collapsed
Length: 11-3/4" Overall Extended
Kit Includes:
- Carbine Buffer Tube (MIL-SPEC)
- Carbine Buttstock (MIL-SPEC)
- Carbine Buffer and Spring
- AR-15 End Plate
- Castle Nut

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3 Stars

Reviews Summary

The AR-15 Stock Assembly from Brownell's receives mixed feedback. Many appreciate the solid construction and value for money, highlighting its ease of installation and minimal wobble. However, some reviewers express disappointment with the butt plate's quality and construction consistency. Overall, it's a decent choice for those seeking an affordable mil-spec stock.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Quality

65%

Many customers praise the quality of the AR-15 stock assembly, noting that it meets their expectations and performs well for its price point. However, some have encountered issues with specific parts like the butt plate and buffer tube, suggesting inconsistency in manufacturing across batches.

Installation and Fit

70%

Reviewers generally find the stock easy to install and appreciate its snug fit once adjusted. The design ensures minimal wobble, which enhances the overall user experience. A few customers report variability, but most agree that it fits well on their AR builds.

Value for Money

75%

The price point of this stock assembly is highlighted repeatedly, with several customers feeling they received good value for the quality provided. Many users compare it favorably against more expensive brands, asserting it holds its own without sacrificing functionality.

Aesthetics and Design

30%

While most reviews focus on functionality, a few customers note the stock's design varies from expectations set by product images, particularly regarding visual elements and finishing. Some express disappointment in aesthetic aspects but still recognize the stock's effective performance.

Shipping and Customer Service

40%

Numerous reviews mention Brownell's solid reputation and reliable customer service, highlighting efficient shipping practices and overall satisfaction with the purchasing experience. This builds confidence among repeat customers.

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Works okay but low quality

I bought one of these from Brownell's but the butt stock plate is only 1/8 inch thick. I have one from another company and it is 1/4 inch thick. It is very cheap and flimsy. Everything else in the package is fine but that butt plate is junk.

by Don M. on December 19, 2024

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Not exactly what I was hoping for.

Looking for the standard stock, got a grade B product. The stock looks off from all the past stocks I've had. Weird look to the plastic, no traction checkering on the adjusting lever. The six holes for adjusting are not right either. 4 holes go all the way through, and 2 holes have smaller holes that go mostly through. I'm sure this is the evolution of a design, but it doesn't suit me. Steve from Florida outlined it very well.