[Foxtrot427]

I know it sounds like blasphemy but its really not that bad. Ive herd thumbhole stocks are great for quick target acquisition. I dont know if thats true but just stating what I have heard. Im sure you have seen those laminated wood (cough gross cough) on a long range AR15. Well Bell & carlson have a synthetic black thumbhole stock for the AR.

http://www.clarkcustomguns.com/images/stocks/bcar15sm.jpg

Here are pics on an SBR from some TV show.

http://setesh.net/gun1

http://setesh.net/gun

I dont think it looks all that bad. If anyone has any more pics of one on an AR please post.

[>SHOCK<^>WAVE<]

What branch of the military is she in ?? The patch on her left sholder looks like a NASA patch.:uhoh:

[Foxtrot427]

Its from a TV show. I think its that stargate show.

[Hkmp5sd]

It's Stargate: SG-1 and is filmed in Canada. That's why they get to use a bunch of firearms not legal in the US, like the FN-P90.

[Foxtrot427]

thought so. Well the stock looks good there. Any more pics?

[3rdpig]

Even the ugliest stock in the world would look good if Amanda Tapping is holding it! :D

[whm1974]

The only use I see for a thumbhole stock is in area that a pistol grip is illegal, but a thumbhole isn't.

-Bill

[rbernie]

The only use I see for a thumbhole stock is in area that a pistol grip is illegal, but a thumbhole isn't.I always wondered how much it structurally stiffened the AR stock, adding an extra attachment point as it does. I wonder if it'd make buttstroking somebody upside the head a less risky proposition...

[Bartholomew Roberts]

The weak point of an AR stock isn't the stock; but the buffer tube extension it is attached to...

[Foxtrot427]

Man, I didnt think people would hate it so much

[silversilvia]

actually i like it, if had the money i'd shell out the 200 or so for the laminated wood ones.

[rbernie]

The weak point of an AR stock isn't the stock; but the buffer tube extension it is attached to...But that's exactly what I mean - if the stress of buttstroking someone is distributed between the pistol grip boss/screw and the buffer tube boss/extension, I'd have to believe that it would be less likely to snap or do something untoward...

[MagnumCaliber357]

Its cool how you can also tell its in canada because of the ELCAN. When was the last time you saw an ELCAN used by US Forces?