[XCR-Fin]

I live in a state where the laws say I can't have a folding or telescoping stock. I'd like to get an XCR but would only do so if there is a better fixed stock out there. I don't like the way the tube stock looks and the cheek cushion doesn't seem like it'd be comfortable.

I searched this topic but saw mostly collapsible stocks. Can anyone recommend a good fixed stock as an alternate to the XCR tube stock? Please post pictures or links to manufacturers.

Thanks.

 

[aziator]

You could always try to mount up a regular M16A2 type stock. I actually find the stock to be pretty comfortable.

On edit, never bought from these guys but they have lots of stocks.

http://www.ar15products.net/itmidx10.htm

 

[XCR-Fin]

Will any AR-15 compatible stock work on the XCR or would I need an adapter of some sort?

 

[aziator]

You will need the adapter for anything that mounts with a buffer tube.

 

[gunner69]

Call Terra , at RobArms, she most likely has the answer.

 

[aziator]

I thought there was a pic floating around here somewhere that had an A2 style stock mounted on it. I thought that the stock was shortened just a little then mounted up.

 

[XCR-Fin]

I was messing wit PhotoShop and made this. It'd be great if XCR adopted a SCAR stock....and made a fixed version. Pipe dreams I guess but enjoy this anyway.

 

[ShogunOfHarlem]

That stock looks perfect on the XCR. I really hope the stock that Robinson is developing comes out quick like. I am having to fight daily urges to buy a CTR.

 

[XCR-Fin]

Pardon my stupidity but what's a CTR?

 

[TerraShrewsbury]

It's a Magpul stock. Magpul CTR. (not sure what the actual acronym stands for)

I know a customer who found a way to mount the XCR tube stocks onto his AK. ??? lol

 

[cklaszky]

Aziator,

You might have been referring to MY XCR. It's actually got a Rock River Entry stock on it. It's basically as short as the AR telescoping stocks in the fully collapsed position.

XCR-fin: Since you're unable to have a folding stock(and won't have the extra length with the folding M4 adapter), I'd recommend the 'Sully' stock from Defensive Edge. It's basically the length of the AR telescoping stock telescoped out 1 notch. It's a really solid stock that is a very comfortable length.

Here's the pic of mine so you have a point of reference:

Hope that helps!

-Christian

 

[aziator]

Yep, that is the one I was thinking about. Thanks for posting it up.

 

[cklaszky]

My pleasure! ;D

 

[XCR-Fin]

Thanks cklazky. I actually ended up ordering a Barrett REC7, but still have the issue with needing a full/fixed stock since theirs only ships with a collapsible. I'm just waiting on confirmation that the lower is compatible with the Rock River stock you mentioned. Thanks!

 

[cklaszky]

Great! Best of luck to you, and let's see some pics of it when you get it! ;D

Cheers!

Christian

 

[XCR-Fin]

Great! Best of luck to you, and let's see some pics of it when you get it! ;D

Looks like I'm going to need a lot of luck. Re-reading my state's law on flash hiders/suppressors has me second guessing my REC7 order. I'd rather not weld/pin it on the poor girl. On the up-side if it doesn't pan out I'll buy an XCR with a fixed muzzle brake and save $1k.

 

[cklaszky]

Ridiculous laws.... Well, either choice I think will suit you well. Both great guns and great companies.

 

[XCR-Fin]

Is the Magpul PRS a fixed stock? I can't own a telescoping or folding stock. Looks to me that only the butt-pad is adjustable for LOP (up to 1").

Anybody have this on their XCR? Would you recommend it?

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

 

[MadDogDan]

Yes the MagPul PRS is a fixed stock. You will still need an adaptor to use the PRS on an XCR.

Terra: CTR as in a MagPul CTR Stock stands for (Compact Type Restrictive).

MadDog