An Item I Would Pay Good Money For: An AR15 A1 or A2 Stock W/ QD Sling Swivels

[Justin]

Seriously.

Does anyone make or sell an AR15 A1- or A2-style rifle stock that incorporates quick-detach sling swivels?

Because, seriously, that would be pretty awesome.

 

[Quentin]

The IWC Mount-N-Slot works great on plastic handguards. It might work with the rifle stock too - with effort.

http://www.weaponevolution.com/foru...QD-MICRO-MOUNT-N-SLOT-as-installed-into-a-MOE

 

[Auto426]

How about Magpul's new MOE fixed rifle stock. I haven't examened it in detail, butl I'm pretty sure it incorporates some sort of QD slot on each side of the stock.

 

[7mmsavage]

I made the one on the front of my rifle, but you can buy them too. I didn't like how far forward the standard front mount is. I am using a GI style sling that already has a quick detach clip on the rear, and on the front I just added an uncle Mike's QD sling mount for the front. You could probably add the GI style rear clip to any sling for that matter. It's different than commercial QD sling mounts, but it works.

 

[68wj]

How about Magpul's new MOE fixed rifle stock. I haven't examened it in detail, butl I'm pretty sure it incorporates some sort of QD slot on each side of the stock.

Same thought.
http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG404/181

 

[taliv]

you will have to pay a lot of good money for it, but knights armament makes one that has flush cups near the receiver and an adjustable butt. do a google image search for "M110 stock"

 

[Robert]

In all our years of shooting together I have never seen you use a sling on your AR...

 

[BullfrogKen]

The old GI sling is pretty quick release, you know.

 

[Jason977]

I did something similar to this on my A2 stock:
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2030639

The only thing I did differently was I drilled the hole straight through the stock just underneath the buffer tube. Then I welded two QD cups to a spacer back to back so that they would be flush on both sides of the stock. Then I simply epoxied the whole assembly into the stock.

Sorry, no pics of my setup.