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    I https://www.cavmfg.com/C1-Buttstock-C1.htm. I order mine from cav arms.
    Last edited by Peadog; 08-17-21 at 17:55.

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    Still a CMMG @ $100 bucks but not many choices for Full kits. Just the A1 stocks are aplenty but kits are a bit harder at the moment. I'll keep looking for ya.
    https://www.brownells.com/rifle-part...rod135729.aspx
    https://ar15sport.com/product/reprod...-ret-repoa1bs/
    Anyone I find that's less than $100 is Out of Stock. The CMMG is good stuff !

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    Why not go with vintage stuff?
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    Here is the thing, NONE of those stocks mentioned are A1 E type stocks. The only way you are going to get a real A1 type stock is to find an original. Brownells has discontinued their repro stocks, although they were repros of a D type stock. US Collectors Ordnance is a good place to look for originals, but they will be pricey.

    https://www.uscollectorsordnance.com...rniture-parts/
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    Quote Originally Posted by Renegade04 View Post
    Here is the thing, NONE of those stocks mentioned are A1 E type stocks. The only way you are going to get a real A1 type stock is to find an original. Brownells has discontinued their repro stocks, although they were repros of a D type stock. US Collectors Ordnance is a good place to look for originals, but they will be pricey.

    https://www.uscollectorsordnance.com...rniture-parts/
    Damn, looking at those prices makes me thinking of sell mine. I guess I got a good deal.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Renegade04 View Post
    Here is the thing, NONE of those stocks mentioned are A1 E type stocks.
    With the Cavalry Arms product what are you giving up other than authenticity?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Disciple View Post
    With the Cavalry Arms product what are you giving up other than authenticity?
    This is a real original E type stock as used on the M16A1 from 1971-1982.





    You can see the difference in design and material between this one and the others being offered by those who have been aforementioned.
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    Check with AR15sports I got several original A1 parts a few years ago from them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Disciple View Post
    With the Cavalry Arms product what are you giving up other than authenticity?
    They're flemsy as F@#K!! Even if you upgrade the cheap ass butt plate it comes with, the stock is still weak. I could grab mine and twist it on the RE because you can't get it tight enough to be solid.

    I'm a big A1 stock fan. The best I could find was vintage pull off of surplus. They don't have butt plate doors, but a solid stock without storage is more important than a cheapo with storage.

    The strongest A1 length stock I ever tried was the Magpul Fixed carbine. It doesn't have the classic buttstock look, but it is a friggin tank.
    Last edited by markm; 08-19-21 at 14:14.
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    I'll scratch that off the list. It seems there are no good contemporary shorter-than-A2 options for the rifle extension, fixed or adjustable. I wish the UBR Gen2 was not so expensive.

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