I have a DD V5 16" Mid length gas system, low profile gas block, Magpul MOE buttstock, Geisselle SSA-E, Vortex PST 6-24x50 SFP. I know this is not a long range gun but would like to see what it can do with better equipment. Wondering if anyone had suggestions for better buttstock for better cheekweld, length of pull adjustment, etc.? I might even change out barrels in future for better long range work. Thanks for the help.
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I second the PRS stock. Very adjustable and comfortable.
It's not hard at all. You will need a standard rifle buffer tube that is all. It's easy
As mentioned above PRS. Simple
This might sound crazy..... But im a fan of the good ol A2 buttstock
Magpul PRS (precision rifle stock) is what I put on my M&P 10. I needed to replace the buffer tube, spring, and buffer for this modification. It does ride a little heaver on the tailend, but it's worth it.
Magpul MOE rifle stock has good cheekweld but it lacks the adjustability factor. The PRS does have the length of pull and cheek riser adjustability but it will cost you. Your MOE collapsible stock has the ability to take the Magpul cheek risers if that might be your only gripe, you can also change the buttpad on it. Just depends on what your issues are, too short of a length of pull or improper cheek weld with your optics. The cheek risers come in .25", .50" and .75" heights. Check out the Magpul MOE/CTR accessory section here.
I'm seriously considering removing my PRS and switching to an A2. About the only thing I *really* like about the PRS vs. the A2 is the ability to mount the sling on the side of the stock.
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I actually love the UBR over the PRS as it is slightly lighter, excellent cheek weld and extremely solid. Installed the UBR on my POF P308 and love it. UBR comes with its own buffer tube, I just had to buy and install a carbine buffer and spring.
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Seconded on the UBR - I'm about 5'10 and the LOP on the PRS was longer than I liked. With a Larue low mount and my UBR I was able to fit a 50mm objective scope low enough that I didn't need the adjustable cheekpiece. For a taller guy or someone who likes a longer length of pull, the PRS might be ideal.
+1 on this. I absolutely hate the PRS. The "hook" is too far forward and the flat rear sucks for using a bag. The A2's sling swivel is in the perfect place for support and the angled bottom is perfect for a bag. It's also a lot lighter. Use the right height mount and put it in the right spot and you won't need any adjustment.
The new magpul moe works well too
I have the PRS and UBR, love both stocks. Magpul products are the best hands down!
+1 Magpul PRS
PRS no question, that's what I use and it works great.
While I second all of the PRS advice above, you may want to look at Larue cheekwelds. I believe they make an add on piece for the standard MOE to add a cheek weld. just an option for you.
On a carbine I would not go with the prs. I love that stock on my rifle but not on a carbine.
I would put an acs on it and then add this.
http://www.rainierarms.com/?page=shop/detail&product_id=3542
I would put an acs on it and then add this.
http://www.rainierarms.com/?page=shop/detail&product_id=3542
If you want a collapsable buttstock, look into the Battleline Industries SAPR. I like the PRS but its pretty heavy.
CSAR FE,
I don't care whether it is collapsible or not. I do want to use this for longer range shots even though it is a carbine I guess. It has mid length gas system and 16" barrel if that makes it a carbine. I use it only for longer range as of now. In future I plan to get either a precision Long range ar or bolt gun and then make this into home defense plinking gun with red dot. So....with that in mind should I have fixed or collapsible and what kind?
I don't care whether it is collapsible or not. I do want to use this for longer range shots even though it is a carbine I guess. It has mid length gas system and 16" barrel if that makes it a carbine. I use it only for longer range as of now. In future I plan to get either a precision Long range ar or bolt gun and then make this into home defense plinking gun with red dot. So....with that in mind should I have fixed or collapsible and what kind?
Do you really want to turn it into a precision weapon and do something different? Look at this stock.
L.E.A.P. Stock - Arendtsville, PA (717) 677-8933
L.E.A.P. Stock - Arendtsville, PA (717) 677-8933
that is kinda cool... I would really like to see a pic on an actual AR tho... yes, and price!?
I have no experience with them but they are muthafuckin' pricey. $375 each is what I was quoted so I passed. I'm 99% sure it was $375 but I'm 1% sure is was $275, lol. It kind of reminds me of the XLR butt stock and the chassis they sell reminds me of the Rock Solid. Here is a picture of it on an upper and a lower but no barrel, rail.
AR-15 Billet Lowers - Arendtsville, PA (717) 677-8933
http://www.accuratesports.net/bolt-rifles/#!prettyPhoto[album]/4/
AR-15 Billet Lowers - Arendtsville, PA (717) 677-8933
http://www.accuratesports.net/bolt-rifles/#!prettyPhoto[album]/4/
Tag. I also need something much better on my ar
After having the PRS, I went back to a collapsable stock. My rifle is used for hunting and long range shooting. I did not care for the added weight and bulk of the PRS. It now wears a Magpul ACR and I really like how it handles.
that is the standard setup for high power match rifle - semi or bolt - the bag rider is to use the same rifle for F class
they are versatile, but not especially sturdy, as everything just clamps on to the tube
