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Magpul UBR Gen2 Collapsible/Adjustable Stock AR-15/AR-10 Carbine/A5 Receiver Extensions QD Sling Points Footman's Loop Synthetic Polymer Flat Dark Earth Finish

$189.95
Brand
Magpul Industries
Color
Flat Dark Earth
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Stock
UPC
840815100799
MPN
MAG482FDE

Overview

The Magpul UBR GEN2 is an adjustable stock designed for AR15/M4 and AR10/SR25 platforms. It provides the stability of a fixed stock, featuring a fixed cheek piece that maintains a consistent weld across all nine adjustment positions. The stock is compatible with carbine, A5, and SR-25 length buffer systems and includes a custom receiver extension tube, buffer spacer, and mounting hardware. Built for durability, the UBR GEN2 features an ergonomic MOE SL rubber butt-pad, an anti-snag adjustment lever, and dual locking pawls for increased shock resistance. It offers versatile sling mounting options, including front and rear QD swivel points, as well as a removable storage compartment.

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