Did a quick search and didn’t find anything. Mods please delete if this has already been discussed.
http://www.guns.com/2015/01/22/mule-tactical-unveils-ar15-hidden-glock-stock/
The answer to a question that no one asked. Thoughts?
Why???
Huh?
Looks like a PITA, to me.
The build looks cheesy, it’s bulbous, and why would I have my Glock in my stock and not on my hip? Gimmick if you ask me.
Does that count as concealed carry? 
Because the boys at the mall will stand in line to buy them! Think about it… Probably 99% of gun and accessory buyers aren’t as serious as most of us here. I’ll bet there are 20,000 Chinese hand guards sold for every one top shelf hand guard.
And I thought ban state stocks were fugly! :eek:
I have a buddy who owns one of those 20,000 Chinese hand guards. (He swears theyre just as high quality as my Troy, BCM, or DD rails)
His DPMS is decked out with about every cheap gizmo you could strap on an AR.
I hope he doesnt see this or he will actually probably want one for his G19 that he bought 7 years ago, carries daily and has NEVER shot.
Good companion for your Trunk Monkey. Get your Stock Glock today !!!
7 years and never shot. WOW,
Uh yea… He bought 4 or 5 guns in about a year and has never shot any of them.
I feel like he should know better as he is an LEO. :rolleyes:
That thing is disgusting.
I just don’t understand…
One of dumbest things gun related I’ve ever seen.
I think this may fall into the “if you have to ask, you’ll never understand” catagory, and I don’t want to know.
I wonder how transitions would be.
So does adding a pistol to a stock fall under NFA?
Can’t wait till some mall ninja’s Taurus goes off while in one of these…
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That was exactly what I was thinking. If they had really researched their buying audience, they would have made it fit a Taurus Judge.
I hereby award you 100 Internets.
No, the stock isn’t attached to the pistol nor can the pistol be fired while being transported within the stock. If you had a pistol case which could be shouldered and from which a pistol could be fired, that would be an SBR. But a pistol inside a case? No, I’m pretty sure not.
I do doubt the usefulness if it. If my rifle goes down and I have to transition to a pistol, the normal course of events is to sling the rifle out of the way, not to hold it in front of me and fiddle with a release. And we don’t even want to think about what backup option is available if one should lose possession of the rifle due to falling or vehicle escape.
Insert humorous face palm meme here . . .