BR Modular Stock
BR Modular Stock
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From the maker
This modular stock was designed to fill a (small) void in the market for a low-cost, lightweight PRS style modular stock especially suited for airguns and rimfire enthusiasts. This stock is not just affordable, but packed with unique features. It is the only pic clamping PRS style stock on the market. It uses a unique cam lever design to make it quick and easy to install and take down without tools. The adapter can be changed out to adapt the stock to standard bufferless threaded receivers with full end plate geometry or with non-standard airgun threaded receivers that often don’t use end plates.
It pairs perfectly with our Notos AR Grip Adapter and will work with any of our threaded grip adapters. It also comes with an adapter to make it compatible with non-standard airgun threads, 1-1/8″ x 16.
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We plan on incorporating this stock into a host of airgun chassis, starting with the FX DRS. It’s the same exact stock you see below, excepts without the adapters as it will bolt straight to the chassis.
We’ve received a lot of requests to make it fold. I’m looking into an affordable folding design as well. If I come up with something good it will be released as an add-on.
The total length of the stock with 1913 pic clamp (collapsed) is 10-3/4″ to the face of the pic interface. The threaded version is 10 inches to the end plate interface. The total weight is 13 ounces.
Cheek riser height – up to 3/4 inches
Manufacturer copy, reproduced as published. The figures are theirs, not ours.
The buck stops at this bench.
Not a queue, not a form, not a time zone. Call it or text it. During bench hours you get a person; after hours you get one the next open day.
Which is exactly why we can tell you not to buy this one. Ask a maker which rifle suits you and the answer will always be one of theirs.
The Rocky Mountain Airgun Challenge and events across the country. The tune talk here is first-hand rather than repeated.
Rifles come in on trade and go back out on the used rack. A factory has no mechanism for that and never will.
