Ar 15 buttstock options

[john 800]

I have a couple ar 15 uppers in 6.5 grendel that are used for deer hunting by both my daughter and I. The telescoping stocks have been a godsend for her as a very very short kid. The basic midway/ar stoner tactical stocks that we are using now are pretty loose and noisy, and are a bear to try to rest and shoot well off of bags for load development. Does anyone have a suggestion that would work a little better off of bags that still telescopes? A little tighter fit would be a bonus too for less rattles. Has anyone used the magpull stocks?

 

[Kracken McGraw]

I have a couple ar 15 uppers in 6.5 grendel that are used for deer hunting by both my daughter and I. The telescoping stocks have been a godsend for her as a very very short kid. The basic midway/ar stoner tactical stocks that we are using now are pretty loose and noisy, and are a bear to try to rest and shoot well off of bags for load development. Does anyone have a suggestion that would work a little better off of bags that still telescopes? A little tighter fit would be a bonus too for less rattles. Has anyone used the magpull stocks?

I like the magpul moe sl stock, but for true bag riding they have better options.

 

[Mojomfg]

Luth ar furniture is nice for the money

 

[Kracken McGraw]

https://forum.accurateshooter.com/threads/benchresty-ar-butt-stock.4135347/#post-39056264
Current discussion on this topic .

 

[Kracken McGraw]

https://www.brownells.com/gun-parts...content=browse-prod-customer-m2&sku=100075121
This magpul might be middle ground on price for a bag rider type

 

[GotRDid]

Then, if still a bit “loose”, you can place a strip of 2” clear packing tape on the top spine of your buffer tube. Aids in snugging up fit, and smooths sliding stock into multiple lengths of pull.

 

[jmm03]

first generation Magpul UBR or first generation PRS stock are all I can suggest, all that I have on my rifles. Not the cheapest but I bought them both used at a substantial discount and both I think are well made. Jim

 

[Blackthorn]

I use aluminum HVAC tape. You can get it at any hardware store. It is thick enough to tighten up a collapsible stock but still allow it to work.

 

[tommeboy]

MFT Minimalist stock is what you need. It is very tight on the tube and NO!!! rattles.

 

[ShtrRdy]

I don't recall the model but there's a Magpul that has a mechanism which takes up the looseness in the adjustable stock.