What are the diffrences between the AICS stocks. Posted this becasue internet not wanting to pull up AICS website. Which stock do you think is the best for a 18.5-20 barreled gun.
AICS STOCKS 1.5,2.0
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Re: AICS STOCKS 1.5,2.0
one is a folder and the other isnt. Both the same except for the hindge on the butt stock. Go with the 1.5 and save 200 bucks. Lee
one is a folder and the other isnt. Both the same except for the hindge on the butt stock. Go with the 1.5 and save 200 bucks. Lee
Re: AICS STOCKS 1.5,2.0
Check out some pics.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1308495&page=1
Check out some pics.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1308495&page=1
Re: AICS STOCKS 1.5,2.0
I've never heard of a hinged model failing; however, as I have no need to stow my rifle in a backpack, I got the 1.5 and like it.
I've never heard of a hinged model failing; however, as I have no need to stow my rifle in a backpack, I got the 1.5 and like it.
Re: AICS STOCKS 1.5,2.0
I dig the 2.0 I have. When walking a long ways, its nice to sling it up with the suppressor down, stock folded... and not have to worry about anything dragging in the dirt.
As far as the folder failing... never heard of it. Mine locks up as solid as if it were one piece.
I dig the 2.0 I have. When walking a long ways, its nice to sling it up with the suppressor down, stock folded... and not have to worry about anything dragging in the dirt.
As far as the folder failing... never heard of it. Mine locks up as solid as if it were one piece.
Re: AICS STOCKS 1.5,2.0
i iove my 2.0, that being said i think the next stock is going to be a mcree precision folder, same concept uses ar grips still folds and uses same mags and its alot cheaper
i iove my 2.0, that being said i think the next stock is going to be a mcree precision folder, same concept uses ar grips still folds and uses same mags and its alot cheaper
Re: AICS STOCKS 1.5,2.0
I have both the 1.5 and the 2.0 stocks on various rifles. The biggest advantage to the 2.0 is the ability to conceal a full-size rifle in a much smaller package (pack, shorter case, etc.). For example, I have a Stage 2.0 LA chassis mated to a custom 300WM with a 26" barrel. With the stock folded, the rifle fits into a 36" Pelican hard case and goes much easier into an Eberlestock pack.
With an 18.5-20" barreled rifle and a Stage 2.0, you are likely looking at a total rifle length with the stock folded of around 30".
I have both the 1.5 and the 2.0 stocks on various rifles. The biggest advantage to the 2.0 is the ability to conceal a full-size rifle in a much smaller package (pack, shorter case, etc.). For example, I have a Stage 2.0 LA chassis mated to a custom 300WM with a 26" barrel. With the stock folded, the rifle fits into a 36" Pelican hard case and goes much easier into an Eberlestock pack.
With an 18.5-20" barreled rifle and a Stage 2.0, you are likely looking at a total rifle length with the stock folded of around 30".
Re: AICS STOCKS 1.5,2.0
with the 2.0 (folding aics) you won't need to remove the cheek piece to clear a cleaning rod or remove the bolt in a long action.
with the 2.0 (folding aics) you won't need to remove the cheek piece to clear a cleaning rod or remove the bolt in a long action.
