A recent stock failure and no time to mess around
I’ve had 2 stock failures in recent years and one was my fault for not checking the carbine to make sure it was tight after thousands of rounds of use and the other was during a Carbine course where I showed a student how to clear a malfunction by slamming the butt stock on the ground. There is a YouTube video of someone hurting their hand with a CTR stock but there are obvious limites on how much banging around a gun or accessory can take. When there is a fire and you have to break the glass to get to an axe, you don’t need to hit the glass hard that you break the axe handle and end up with a metal wedge.
I’ve had issues with firearms in the past, usually finicky handguns where I just got tired of the intermittent magazine failure that I just replaced all of the mags springs and recoil springs and was done with it. If you are looking for gun accessories and not sure what you want, take a serious look at the Magpul accessories for the AR15 rifle and you’ll probable find what you are looking for. You can’t beat the MOE stocks and accessories but there are always unique things out there that the major firearm accessory companies don’t have.






In the early 1990s there was a surplus of military style rifles coming into the Country. There were goofy thumbhole stocks to avoid violating gun laws or cheap parts for kits. Many of these rifles had pretty ugle stocks especially many of the rifles coming in from China or Egypt. If you have one of those MAK90s or Maadis that works great, but looks like crap, you might want to upgrade your stock with a synthetic. Many of these stocks are made in the US and can be considered US Parts to add to your legal alterations of your gun.