Enfield with AR stock and pistol grip
SIA are considering producing this stock adapter for the Enfield rifle.
SIA are considering producing this stock adapter for the Enfield rifle.
Why?
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0Direct URL to pic of finished units.
http://www.specialinterestarms.com/100_6649.JPG
These are true limited production items, we only made 25 and really do not plan to make more.
Only a few left, $210.00 shipped.
E-mail me at sia@pyramid.net to confirm availability and to reserve yours.
Mail address for payment,
Special Interest Arms
1422-A Industrial Way
Gardnerville, NV 89410
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0well I have been looken for somthing like this for a long time . Iam building a 303 sniper rifle because i dont feel like 7000$ to get a good one , and thers nothing cooler than shooting your grandfathers gun. so how do i get one .
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0We did produce a limited number of this adapter.
Finish is mil-spec black hard anodize.
Updated pics on the web site.
We still have about ten left as of 11/9/09
Price is $200 each, they are not easy to make, even on a CNC mill.
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0ok one more thing,is that the only grip you can put on it or any AR stuff ???
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0Well, you “Could” put a fixed AR-15 stock on it.
But it was only designed for the CAR-15 stock.
A fixed AR-15 stock would end up with an awkward and probably uncomfortable protrusion of the lower front taper of the AR-15 fixed stock.
There may be other AR-CAR type stocks that would work well.
I think some one had a folding stock that might fit with this adapter.
We did not make an adapter to take the fixed AR-15 stock since there are already synthetic Enfield stocks available, which include a fore-end.
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0Pretty interesting setup. I know someone that might like that.
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0If you compare the lower front edge of the two types of stocks you will see that the CAR-15 stock has a round profile due to the extension and lock nut.
The AR-15 stock has a taper which blends directly into the AR-15 lower.
That taper does not match up to our adapter, the adapter was not designed to accommodate that taper.
You may be able to trim the AR-15 stock for better fit?
I believe that there are cheek rest available for the CAR-15 stock.
But I am not sure if they would meet your exact need.
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0A CAR 15 stock and grip ok and I dont under stand the AR 15 stock should fit if it screws in right, I just want somthing that can get smailer and to be for a sniper check pice and all , Iam buillding this gun for my dad and hes a bit old. the grip your showing is good just asking about the stocks because i cant find a Car 15 sniper stock… thanks for replying to my questions..
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0Will the “let’s stick an AR stock on every gun ever made!” thing ever stop?!??
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0Yes it’s about time someone makes a pistol grip for a .303.I use mine for deer hunting and I think this would make it more enjoyable for me, seeing that I am used to firing an M-16 in the Army. And I agree with Ryan a matching synthetic fore-end would be excelent, but lets ad a longer magazine and flash supressor, bolt on a high power scope. Oh man wouldn’t that make the Brits jealous. Yes I would be spending my money.
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0I’m with Dan….
Dude… why… ?
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0This is the company that offers SMLE conversions to 7.62×39 or .45 ACP and their work looks top-notch.
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0If you are used to the AR setup and want and adjustable stock then this may be useful.
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0Provides some added stability and adjustability. I have a broken rt wrist w/limited range of motion and pistol grip does the trick for this great rifle….
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0@ Travis:
Are you able to email me a photo of your rifle? I am keen to post more photos of the enfield pistol grip.
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0Steve:
My apologies, what is your email address?
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0Steve:
I have just emailed you 3 pics. I also sent an email to SIA today hoping they respond. This stock looks solid.
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0Oh oh oh the endless amount of possible things you could do….just need a synthetic forend to go with it a bipod and a scope mmmmmmmm I’m gettin excited !!! I have a NO4MK1 with a cut down stock I picked up for $75 and it shoots great.I have no mag for it so it’s 1 shot at a time but I’d like to fix her up. .303 groundhog killer sounds nice
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Pretty interesting setup. I know someone that might like that.
If you compare the lower front edge of the two types of stocks you will see that the CAR-15 stock has a round profile due to the extension and lock nut.
The AR-15 stock has a taper which blends directly into the AR-15 lower.
That taper does not match up to our adapter, the adapter was not designed to accommodate that taper.
You may be able to trim the AR-15 stock for better fit?
I believe that there are cheek rest available for the CAR-15 stock.
But I am not sure if they would meet your exact need.
A CAR 15 stock and grip ok and I dont under stand the AR 15 stock should fit if it screws in right, I just want somthing that can get smailer and to be for a sniper check pice and all , Iam buillding this gun for my dad and hes a bit old. the grip your showing is good just asking about the stocks because i cant find a Car 15 sniper stock… thanks for replying to my questions..
Well, you “Could” put a fixed AR-15 stock on it.
But it was only designed for the CAR-15 stock.
A fixed AR-15 stock would end up with an awkward and probably uncomfortable protrusion of the lower front taper of the AR-15 fixed stock.
There may be other AR-CAR type stocks that would work well.
I think some one had a folding stock that might fit with this adapter.
We did not make an adapter to take the fixed AR-15 stock since there are already synthetic Enfield stocks available, which include a fore-end.
ok one more thing,is that the only grip you can put on it or any AR stuff ???
Direct URL to pic of finished units.
http://www.specialinterestarms.com/100_6649.JPG
These are true limited production items, we only made 25 and really do not plan to make more.
Only a few left, $210.00 shipped.
E-mail me at sia@pyramid.net to confirm availability and to reserve yours.
Mail address for payment,
Special Interest Arms
1422-A Industrial Way
Gardnerville, NV 89410
well I have been looken for somthing like this for a long time . Iam building a 303 sniper rifle because i dont feel like 7000$ to get a good one , and thers nothing cooler than shooting your grandfathers gun. so how do i get one .
We did produce a limited number of this adapter.
Finish is mil-spec black hard anodize.
Updated pics on the web site.
We still have about ten left as of 11/9/09
Price is $200 each, they are not easy to make, even on a CNC mill.
Will the “let’s stick an AR stock on every gun ever made!” thing ever stop?!??
Yes it’s about time someone makes a pistol grip for a .303.I use mine for deer hunting and I think this would make it more enjoyable for me, seeing that I am used to firing an M-16 in the Army. And I agree with Ryan a matching synthetic fore-end would be excelent, but lets ad a longer magazine and flash supressor, bolt on a high power scope. Oh man wouldn’t that make the Brits jealous. Yes I would be spending my money.
Oh oh oh the endless amount of possible things you could do….just need a synthetic forend to go with it a bipod and a scope mmmmmmmm I’m gettin excited !!! I have a NO4MK1 with a cut down stock I picked up for $75 and it shoots great.I have no mag for it so it’s 1 shot at a time but I’d like to fix her up. .303 groundhog killer sounds nice
Steve:
My apologies, what is your email address?
Steve:
I have just emailed you 3 pics. I also sent an email to SIA today hoping they respond. This stock looks solid.
@ Travis:
Are you able to email me a photo of your rifle? I am keen to post more photos of the enfield pistol grip.
Provides some added stability and adjustability. I have a broken rt wrist w/limited range of motion and pistol grip does the trick for this great rifle….
I’m with Dan….
Dude… why… ?
This is the company that offers SMLE conversions to 7.62×39 or .45 ACP and their work looks top-notch.
If you are used to the AR setup and want and adjustable stock then this may be useful.
Why?