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A3 Industries Picatinny Mount Modular Folding Stock - 8.5" Offset Extension - Magpul Buttpad

$246.95
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Brand
A3 Industries
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Mount Type
Picatinny Rail
Gun Part Type
Stock
UPC
810151871516

Overview

The A3 Industries Modular Folding Stock is designed for firearms equipped with a rear Picatinny rail. It features a precision-machined aluminum push-button hinge that allows the stock to fold securely to either the left or right side, locking firmly in both the open and closed positions. The 8.5-inch offset extension arm features integrated M-LOK slots along its length for mounting sling mounts or accessories, and incorporates a built-in QD sling mounting point. Finished in a low-gloss black anodizing, the assembly is topped with a comfortable Magpul buttpad and is made in the USA.

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