Magpul CTR Stock Carbine Mil-Spec Flat Dark Earth FDE

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Magpul CTR Stock Flat Dark Earth

Looking for a reliable and sturdy buttstock for your AR15 or M16 carbine? Check out the Magpul CTR Stock Carbine Mil-Spec Flat Dark Earth FDE! Because this drop-in replacement buttstock is designed for light, fast action, and features a streamlined A-frame profile that avoids snagging and shields the release latch to prevent accidental activation.

In addition, the CTR includes a supplemental friction lock system that minimizes excessive stock movement for enhanced weapon stability and an ambidextrous QD sling mount that will accept any push-button sling swivel. Also, the Mil-Spec model also comes with a standard 0.3″ thick rubber butt-pad, which provides positive shoulder purchase to prevent slippage even with body armor or modular gear. So, if you’re looking for a high-quality and durable buttstock for your AR15 or M16 carbine, look no further than the Magpul CTR Stock Carbine Mil-Spec Flat Dark Earth FDE! Mounts on your Mil-Spec AR15/M16 carbine receiver extension (buffer tube) (including Colt, BCM, CMT, LMT, Vltor, Stag). Also, made in the USA!

Magpul CTR Stock FDE FEATURES:

• Mounts on mil-spec carbine receiver tubes
• Supplemental friction lock
• Sloping cheek weld creates a slim profile for user comfort
• Shielded release latch stops snagging and accidental operation
• Premium chrome-silicon lock spring provides positive locking and long service life
• Side mounting slots accept optional cheek risers for NON AR15/M4 applications
• Compatible with Magpul ASAP, ASAP QD and other receiver-mount sling attachments
• Rear – Push-button QD swivel sling mount
• Rear/Bottom – 1.25″ sling loops
• Lanyard hole for custom para-cord rigs
• Length: 6.9”
• Length of pull adjustment range: 3.3 in.
• Also, Length of pull – Collapsed: ~10.5 in.
• Length of pull – Extended: ~13.8 in.
• Weight: 8.8 oz
• SKU – MAG310FDE

STOCK ONLY (Does not include Buffer Tube, Buffer, Buffer Spring, Castle Nut or Face Plate)

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