Magpul stocks legal with AWB?

[Reptile]

http://www.magpul.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=70_88_90&products_id=193


Is this stock legal in Mass with a post ban? It does not extend, but it has parts that move.

Should I suck it up and just get an A2 stock?

Any other options out there?

 

[Cuda444]

That Magpul stock is legal in Ma. Very nice, too... But heavy.

 

[EddieCoyle]

That Magpul stock is legal in Ma. Very nice, too... But heavy.

What he said. That price is also about $50 too high.

 

[Cross-X]

But it may get you hot chicks!

 

[Reptile]

But it may get you hot chicks!

That's why I want it.

 

[terraformer]

Very nice, too... But heavy.

Any alternatives you would recommend?

 

[EddieCoyle]

Any alternatives you would recommend?

I don't get the complaint about the weight. Yes, it is heavy, but it's a stock for a bench gun, not an M4.

The PRS is heavy because it is built with a lot of steel and high density polymer. I bought one for a varmint rifle that I'm building, and was pleasantly surprised at the quality. Even with a $200 price tag, this stock is an excellent value.

 

[FalArAk]

http://www.magpul.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=70_88_90&products_id=193


Is this stock legal in Mass with a post ban? It does not extend, but it has parts that move.

Should I suck it up and just get an A2 stock?

Any other options out there?

Like EC said,that stock is best suited for a bench rest gun.

Do you have a carbine ? I would get an ACE skeleton stock if I had a postban.

 

[Cross-X]

Hmmmmmm, a bench rifle AR-15...now there's an interesting idea!

 

[terraformer]

I don't get the complaint about the weight. Yes, it is heavy, but it's a stock for a bench gun, not an M4.

The PRS is heavy because it is built with a lot of steel and high density polymer. I bought one for a varmint rifle that I'm building, and was pleasantly surprised at the quality. Even with a $200 price tag, this stock is an excellent value.

Thanks. I have been looking at that for a build I am in the beginning stages of (have the lower and parts kit). It will be a bench rifle with the White Oak SDM barrel, not sure about optics but it will be a flattop and Flip up Buis sights for iron sighting. I may do a second upper with an HBAR, maybe another caliber but I am not sure what yet.

Like EC said,that stock is best suited for a bench rest gun.

Do you have a carbine ? I would get an ACE skeleton stock if I had a postban.

My M4gery has a Magpul on it and it is great. The skeleton stock looks like it is a decent alternative and I will use that at some point too.

Hmmmmmm, a bench rifle AR-15...now there's an interesting idea!

Think twice about starting it right this moment. I am on a 6 month wait for the SDM barrel, forget about any other parts I may need.

 

[Cuda444]

I don't get the complaint about the weight. Yes, it is heavy, but it's a stock for a bench gun, not an M4.

The PRS is heavy because it is built with a lot of steel and high density polymer. I bought one for a varmint rifle that I'm building, and was pleasantly surprised at the quality. Even with a $200 price tag, this stock is an excellent value.

Big +1 all around.

EC hit the nail on the head. If you're building a bench gun/SPR type platform, the PRS is definitely the way to go. It isn't made for a carbine, for that I would go with a regular old A2 stock, or an LMT Sopmod stock.