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Interestedin the weight too...
Man, I was picturing a stock that could be used as a battle axe as a last ditch effort.![]()
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Not a fan, but I have been won over in the past on things that I did not like initially. So I guess I will see
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I sent Troy an email asking about the weight and butt plate cover material. I'll get back here when they answer.
From Troy:
"The Battle Ax stock weighs about 1 pound. The butt plate is not coated in rubber and the finish is mil spec hard coat anodized."
At that weight it migt be a good option for those that need to balance a nose heavy rifle. But as someone who thinks that 90% of all AR's weigh more than they should, that drops it out of contention for me.
Storage is what pockets, Molle gear, pouches, bags and packs are for. Rifles are for shooting things.![]()
I realize that the picture is the Magpul ACS, but the problem is the same. The large toe of the stock wedges in and pushes the armor away from the body creating a side gap and twisting the armor making it even more unpleasant.
Cheekweld with armor and the ACS
Cheekweld with armor and the CTR
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Thanks KellyTTE,
I coudn't visualize what you meant. I've only worn the Interceptor and we don't have that capability for better or worse.
The ACS, to me, is simply too long even when all the way collapsed to get behind consistently with anything but a reddot placing the rifle on the outside of the armor. That means my TR24G is a NO GO if I'm in armor with that stock. The BattleAxe may be short enough to run contacting the plate carrier exterior, but I have no time with it to confirm that.
As for using the toe as a wedge, its very useful with the right stock/armor for weapons manipulation and retention. I got it from a Pat Rogers article in SWAT magazine actually.
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