titsonritz
05-05-17, 19:45
Here is new twist on folding the AR, rather than the stock this one folds the barrel. What will they think of next? Add a Law Tactical to it and get it to fit in a large cargo pocket. :sarcastic:
http://taskandpurpose.com/next-big-thing-ar-15s-just-happened-nra-annual-meeting/
An interesting new entry into the AR-15 market was unveiled at the National Rifle Association’s annual meeting last weekend in Atlanta last week. Oklahoma-based F&D Defense rolled out an innovative folding rifle that appears to remedy one of the AR’s main shortcomings.
The AR-15 has a buffer tube that extends back into its stock, which prevents the use of conventional folding-stock designs, like those seen on some AK-pattern rifles. In the past, manufacturers have addressed this by using a gas piston system, rather than the AR-15’s classic direct impingement operating system; the most famous of these variants is perhaps Sig’s MCX series of rifles. This removes the need for a buffer tube and allows a traditional folding stock to be fitted. Other producers, such as Law Tactical, have developed adapters that essentially separate the buffer tube and receiver, allowing a stock to fold.
http://taskandpurpose.com/next-big-thing-ar-15s-just-happened-nra-annual-meeting/
An interesting new entry into the AR-15 market was unveiled at the National Rifle Association’s annual meeting last weekend in Atlanta last week. Oklahoma-based F&D Defense rolled out an innovative folding rifle that appears to remedy one of the AR’s main shortcomings.
The AR-15 has a buffer tube that extends back into its stock, which prevents the use of conventional folding-stock designs, like those seen on some AK-pattern rifles. In the past, manufacturers have addressed this by using a gas piston system, rather than the AR-15’s classic direct impingement operating system; the most famous of these variants is perhaps Sig’s MCX series of rifles. This removes the need for a buffer tube and allows a traditional folding stock to be fitted. Other producers, such as Law Tactical, have developed adapters that essentially separate the buffer tube and receiver, allowing a stock to fold.