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FAB Defense Folding Stock with Shock Absorber for Remington 870 Black

$258.70
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Black
Category
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UPC
7290105940810

Overview

The F.A.B. Defense AGRF 870 FK folding collapsible stock is a tactical upgrade for the Remington 870 shotgun. Constructed from reinforced composite materials, this stock features an ergonomic, one-piece design with a non-slip texture for improved control. The stock is slightly angled to help counter recoil and enhance the shooter's natural fighting stance. It includes an integrated storage compartment suitable for batteries or a cleaning kit. The folding mechanism allows for compact transport and improved maneuverability in tight environments. This unit requires no gunsmithing for installation.

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