How to: KAK Supertube with Thordson buffer cover and CAA Saddle-lots of pics

[Tdizle]

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[militarymoron]

Why are you talking LOP with a pistol? Just use the damn thing as intended - as a better cheekrest.

LOP can still apply to an AR pistol - some people like to hold it out further or closer in - without it touching the shoulder. not everyone shoots an AR pistol NTCH, so the position of the cheek may change.

[HeavyDuty]

LOP can still apply to an AR pistol - some people like to hold it out further or closer in - without it touching the shoulder. not everyone shoots an AR pistol NTCH, so the position of the cheek may change.

I have to disagree - LOP only refers to the distance between the trigger and buttplate. If you need a longer distance from trigger to cheekpiece, it's not LOP. I shoot both of my pistols with cheek weld only, and not NTCH - I can't see how a longer position on the CAA saddle will help there. Again, LOP implies shouldering.

[Dump1567]

My only issue with this set-up is I haven't seen any ATF letter of approval. I've seen the letters on the website. One saying the cover is not a stock and the one for the sidesaddle placed on a buffer tube (which specifically stated it only applied to that exact set-up- last couple of sentences).

http://siterepository.s3.amazonaws.c...tol_letter.pdf

I would love to see an ATF letter approving as exactly set-up as you or Thordsens website has it.

If anyone has one or link I'd appreciate a post here.

[JulyAZ]

My only issue with this set-up is I haven't seen any ATF letter of approval. I've seen the letters on the website. One saying the cover is not a stock and the one for the sidesaddle placed on a buffer tube (which specifically stated it only applied to that exact set-up- last couple of sentences).

http://siterepository.s3.amazonaws.c...tol_letter.pdf

I would love to see an ATF letter approving as exactly set-up as you or Thordsens website has it.

If anyone has one or link I'd appreciate a post here.

No more letters please

[Tdizle]

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[militarymoron]

I have to disagree - LOP only refers to the distance between the trigger and buttplate. If you need a longer distance from trigger to cheekpiece, it's not LOP. I shoot both of my pistols with cheek weld only, and not NTCH - I can't see how a longer position on the CAA saddle will help there. Again, LOP implies shouldering.

well, we can call it something else then, that describes what it is. what would you call it?

[Dump1567]

SERIOUSLY! Good god guys, not everything needs an ATF letter. Thordson website say the buffer tube cover with and without the caa check riser is approved. leave it at that. Its a PISTOL buffer tube, please stop with the letters.

My only concern is the set-up you currently have is not what Thordsen submitted and had approved by the ATF. Hence the two different letters they post.

[HeavyDuty]

well, we can call it something else then, that describes what it is. what would you call it?

OAL would work.

[softorchestra]

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