Tiny version of the MOE SL. $39.95
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Tiny version of the MOE SL. $39.95
OK, not on my phone and getting ran over at work, so let me expand on the stock.
These are not as small as the LWRC ultra-compact stocks (UCIW), but still about an inch shorter than the MOE-SL. It's footprint is not as tall either. If you are shooting with a carrier on, this is a great option and I suspect made to directly compete against the LWRC UCIW stock. although just a touch larger, it means you don't have to use the proprietary buffer tube and buffer/spring system the UCIW uses. You use a standard mil-spec tube and can then use whatever buffer and spring combo you want. There isn't a QD mount in it, but the sling cut-out is actually a M-Lock channel, so you can either add one or leave it off.
The ability to add MLok sling hardware sets this above a lot of other light weight micro stocks, and its certainly more trust worthy than the MFT stocks ive seen on a lot of guns in the search of light weight.
The shorter toe is a lot easier to find space for on a loaded up chest rig or armor carrier, which is important when fast mounting in a PDW role is needed. Fighting from within a vehicle, or other tight areas of cover, wont be forgiving with t8me to mount the gun, so a long clumsy toe (like the MFT) just wont do.
Compared to ots competitors from LWRC and LMT, it has the advantage of using a normal buffer tube. Though it means its not as small, it doesnt compromise the ability to tune the buffer system to different cartridges and barrel length configurations...
... and is a pile cheaper to boot.
Like a lot of innovative products, many will never realize its utility,and others wont until they use different gear in the situation where it would shine. Many of us havent had the chance or need to train with a PDW from inside a car, or congested space, while wearing armor or a chest rig.
But if you ever do, youll wish you had a MOE SL-K stock
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