Magpul Fixed Stock

by Steve Johnson

Published: January 16th, 2013

If you like the Magpul style and want to save some money or you worry about your stock’s adjustable mechanism breaking, the Magpul MOE Fixed Carbine Stock will set you back $49.95. Just $10 less than the iconic adjustable Magpul MOE Stock. The product will be on sale later this year.

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Christian Hedegaard-Schou on Jan 16, 2013

I'm digging this stock. It looks like it has a shorter LOP than a fixed stock and I like the way it looks more than their current A2 replacement stock. Personally, I don't like the loooong LOP of an A2 and many of the options out there aren't that great. I'd put this on a fixed-stock gun in a heartbeat. It's longer than the A2-style entry stocks, and looks far more comfortable too.

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Cymond on Jan 17, 2013

Ok, so I'm a bit confused. It fits on to an adjustable carbine type tube but it doesn't adjust. Ok, I understand that.
In some cases, people in ban states have their adjustable stocks pinned in place. Obviously, they can have their stocks pinned at whatever position they want.
Can this Magpul stock be locked in to any position, or does it slide all the way on to the tube and have only a single possible LOP?

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- Justelvin on Mar 10, 2013
  
  @Cymond This is also my question as I DO live in one of those states that doesn't allow an adjustable stock on an AR. My Stag Model 2 came with a pinned A1 length receiver extension, causing a much longer LOP. I replaced with an M4 length buffer tube and planned on pinning a Magpul MOE stock closer in for a shorter LOP.
  If you notice there is a seam there and a screw which I hope means you can have at least 2 "semi permanent" positions and allow 2 LOPs.
  FYI... Most "communists" states' laws require not necessarily pinning, but, instead that it not be readily adjustable or that you need for a tool to adjust it. Given the position of that slotted screw, it seams it might be adjustable with the use of a tool, remaining compliant.
  
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