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Midwest Industries Triangle Side Folding Stock MI-TRI-SF for Enhanced Firearm Stability and Comfort

$199.95
Brand
Midwest Industries
Color
Anodized Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Stock
UPC
812102035220
MPN
MITRISF

Overview

The Midwest Industries Triangle Side Folding Stock is designed for firearms equipped with a Picatinny stock attachment point. It features a heavy-duty side-folding mechanism constructed from heat-treated 4140 steel, ensuring a secure, wobble-free lock-up in both the extended and folded positions. The stock assembly adds 9.25 inches to the overall length of the firearm when deployed and 0.75 inches when folded. Built for durability and comfort, the stock is constructed from hard-coat anodized 6061 aluminum with steel components finished in mag phosphate. It includes a polymer cheek piece and a rubber butt pad to enhance shooter comfort and recoil distribution. The design also provides five integrated QD sling attachment points for modular carry options. This stock weighs 19 ounces and is designed for use on firearms without buffer assemblies.

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