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Having a compact firearm no longer requires giving up your weapon’s capabilities. More and more people are finding that a rifle caliber carbine that folds makes a great defensive weapon when stored in a pack. For those who operate inside a vehicle for work, a folding stock makes life much easier. What if that folded stock prevents you from reaching the trigger, though? Well, Strike Industries has a solution for that. This is their Dual Folding Adapter, which allows the stock to fold to either side. Leave your braces buried in the backyard because this version is for use with a stock only.
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The Strike Dual Folding Adapter – Stock is a versatile and innovative patented system that offers unparalleled convenience and flexibility. With its intuitive folding mechanism, you can fold the adapter to either the left or right side without any flipping or reconfiguration, and the positive lock ensures it stays in place.
The Strike Industries Stock-Only Dual Folding Adapter
When folded, the adapter has a slightly downward, three-degree angle. This is to make sure it doesn’t get in the way of proper ejection. Users are able to fold their stock to the left or right without having to make adjustments or swap parts. It’s made from 6061-T6 aluminum and interfaces with standard 1913 rails. Other parts are offered as separate purchases, including the optional cheek riser shown in the photos. Also included are four different rubber pads, of different thicknesses, for the butt of the stock.
SPECS
- Length: 9.44″
- Width: 2.09″
- Height: 4.56″
- Weight: 9.9 oz
- Price: $197.95
If you know when to hold ’em and when to fold ’em, hit up the product page on the Strike Industries website. Be sure to follow along on Strike’s social media pages. They can be found on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. Keep training!
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