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CMMG Rip AR-15 Stock Kit Black

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Brand
CMMG
Color
Anodized Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
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UPC
810097506886

Overview

The CMMG Rip AR-15 Stock Kit is a collapsible, retractable buttstock assembly engineered from aircraft-grade 6061-T5 aluminum with a hard-anodized black finish. Utilizing Fastback Technology, the stock can be deployed instantly by pulling straight back without binding on locking tabs. It also features P3 Technology (Personal Position Preset), allowing users to adjust an indexing screw to set a personalized deployment length. The stock offers six adjustable positions, measuring 7 inches when collapsed and 11 inches when fully extended, with ambidextrous functionality. The complete stock kit includes the CMMG standard RipStock, a 6-position Fastback buffer tube, a buffer and spring, an ambidextrous sling plate, and a castle nut.

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