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FN SCAR 16 ADAPTABLE STOCK FOLDING

FN SCAR 16 ADAPTABLE STOCK FOLDING Reviews & Ratings

The new Kinetic SAS kit takes the amazing Magpul designed Masada (ACR-E) stock system and allow for direct use with your SCAR platform rifle. Stock ships fully assembled with SCAR adapter for drop in use.

  • Side Folding with Spring lock tension
  • 7 telescoping adjustable positions
  • Adjustable Cheek Riser
  • 6061-T6 aluminum adapter bracket for added stock support and regidity
  • QD Cup (Can be used on either side of the stock)
  • Watertight CR123 battery compartment
  • Approx. 1/4 lb less in overall weight than the factory SCAR stock assembly buttpad
  • Black or Magpul Brown color
  • Weight: Approx. 15.2 oz
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Reviews Summary
The FN SCAR 16 Adaptable Stock has received mixed reviews. While many users appreciate its solid build, improved aesthetics, and easy installation, some left-handed shooters mention discomfort due to design flaws. Issues with cheek height and difficulty removing the stock are also noted. Overall, customers value its upgrade over the original stock but raise concerns about functionality and compatibility with optics.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Build Quality
70%
Reviewers frequently praise the build quality and durability of the KDG stock compared to the original 'UGG Boot' stock. Users highlighted the use of solid aluminum and the overall sturdiness of the product, indicating it feels like a premium upgrade worth the investment. Approximately 70% of reviewers noted the stock's solid construction.
Installation Experience
40%
The installation process received mixed feedback. While several users reported a seamless experience with the stock sliding on effortlessly, others faced significant difficulties, requiring tools like a mallet for installation. This aspect polarized opinions, with around 40% of reviewers mentioning challenges associated with mounting the stock.
Cheek Weld/Height Issues
50%
A common concern among users is the comfort and height of the cheek weld when using an optic. Many reviewers pointed out that the stock does not provide a sufficient increase in cheek height compared to the OEM stock, making it less compatible for those using optics. Approximately 50% of reviewers expressed dissatisfaction with this feature.
Aesthetic Appeal
60%
The appearance of the KDG stock is a highlight for several reviewers, who appreciate its sleek design that enhances the rifle's overall look. For users who prioritize aesthetics, this product is a significant improvement over the OEM option. About 60% of reviewers noted the stock's attractive design.
Functionality vs. Price
30%
While many agreeable users feel the KDG stock is a valuable upgrade, some express concern over its functionality versus the high price point. Critics point out that, despite its robust design, the stock may not deliver enough practical benefits to justify the cost, particularly compared to the FN OEM stock. This sentiment was noted by about 30% of reviewers.
3
Not good for an optic
Purchased this stock from Brownells. The stock is actually a magpul stock and KDG fits their adapter for it. While marginally more durable than the factory FN stock, the factory stock had been improved a lot. The KDG stock main failure is the cheek riser. The high position on the KDG stock is the same level as the FN stock low position, so you don't really have a higher cheek setting. Get this stock if you want that cool look. Don't get it if you're running an optIc and want a cheek riser.
3
It's ok.
The magpul acr stock is marginally more sturdy than the standard SCAR stock system, but it's not as good. The reason I say that is the cheek riser on the ACR stock, even on on the high position is lower than the OEM stock. If you plan on using an optic with a the cheek riser up this is not the stock.
3
Could be better
The stock is solid but it doesn't fit well at all. I have to use a mallet and a lot of effort to put the stock on and take it off. This makes it impossible to full disassemble or remove the bold carrier group in the field.