Anyone running one of the Troy PDW stocks on their AR? They're quite a bit of money for a stock, but I'm really considering one for an 11 inch SBR. My main concern is reliability issues with the shortened buffer tube and modified bolt. Any problems?
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Anyone running one of the Troy PDW stocks on their AR? They're quite a bit of money for a stock, but I'm really considering one for an 11 inch SBR. My main concern is reliability issues with the shortened buffer tube and modified bolt. Any problems?
We're you able to get a good cheek weld? Rickety at all?
There is a company that makes a PDW type stock that does not require a modified BCG.
I imagine it'd have to be quite a bit longer.
no issues with check weld
What didn't you like about it?
Just not what I wanted after all.
I have the nea css stock, functionally identical to the Troy on a 300blk sbr I use for pig hunting. It's been perfectly reliable with no signs of wear in the 500+ rounds I've used it with.
That being said, ergonomically it's not that great. A few rounds here and there are tolerable, but the cheek weld sucks and I've now experienced "shoulder bite".
So, functionally great, but practically so-so. Unless you are getting in and out of cars a lot or are buying it for the cool factor, I would think again...
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