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Magpul CTR Mil-Spec AR-15 Carbine Stock With Friction Lock And QD Sling Attachment Points And Rubber Buttpad Polymer Gray MAG310-GRY

$61.70
Brand
Magpul
Color
Stealth Gray
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Stock
UPC
873750011523
MPN
MAG310GRY

Overview

The Magpul CTR (Compact/Type Restricted) Carbine Stock is a drop-in replacement buttstock designed for AR-15, M16, and M4 carbines utilizing mil-spec receiver extension tubes. Engineered for light and fast action, it features a streamlined A-frame profile that prevents snagging and shields the release latch from accidental activation. A supplemental friction lock system minimizes excessive movement for enhanced weapon stability, while an ambidextrous QD sling mount accepts push-button swivels. This stealth gray model includes a standard 0.30-inch rubber butt-pad that ensures positive shoulder purchase and prevents slippage during use with body armor or tactical gear.

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