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B5 Systems SOP1076 Enhanced SOPMOD Stock Coyote Brown Synthetic for AR-15, M4 with Mil-Spec Receiver Extension (Tube Not Included)

$76.00
Brand
B5 Systems
Color
Coyote Brown
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Stock
UPC
814927020023
MPN
SOP1076

Overview

The B5 Systems Enhanced SOPMOD stock is a durable, mil-spec synthetic stock designed to fit all mil-spec AR-15 receiver extensions. This stock features an ergonomic cheek weld, a non-slip cushioned butt pad, and a sure-grip stock latch for rapid adjustments. It includes color-matched steel hardware and one-piece, anti-rotation quick-disconnect sling mounts for secure sling attachment. Additionally, the stock offers dual water-resistant storage compartments for gear or batteries. The design is finished in Coyote Brown and provides a stable, wobble-free platform to enhance shooter accuracy.

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