KNS Precision AR-15 Buffer Tube to SIG MCX Stock Adapter
SIG MPX/MCX stocks have become a popular accessory not only for the SIG firearms but for other guns, too. There are multiple different adapters designed for these stocks such as those made by JMac Customs. Recently, KNS Precision has announced that they now make a similar adapter for AR-15 buffer tube replacement.
First things first, this adapter is not compatible with AR-15 pattern rifles because it replaces the receiver extension. The KNS Precision AR/MCX adapters should be used with those firearms that have a provision to mount an AR-15 buffer tube but they don’t have a mechanism inside the buffer tube and can function without it. There are many weapons that use the AR-15 buffer tube to make it possible using the AR-15 stocks – AKs, shotguns, bolt-action rifles … you name it.
The AR/MCX stock adapter consists of a threaded base part that replaces the AR-15 receiver extension, a Picatinny rail section that becomes the mounting platform for the MCX stock and a hex screw with a lock washer that attaches the rail section to the base.
The KNS Precision AR/MCX stock adapter is available in two versions: flanged and non-flanged. The flanged version should be used with those weapons that utilize AR-15 style receivers and need some mean to secure the takedown pin detent and its spring in place. So, basically, the flanged adapter also replaces the AR-15 endplate. For all other firearms, you can use the non-flanged version of the adapter which has a more slimline profile.
Images courtesy of KNS Precision, www.knsprecisioninc.com
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So, what guns use a mil-spec lower but don't need to reciprocate into the buffer tube?
One guy below said a dedicated .22lr would work, but what else?
So can I use this on my AR15? It's a 300 blackout, not .223 rem. 🐒