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Cross Armory CRQP Quick Pins Takedown for AR15/M4 - Black 7075-T6 Aluminum
Cross Armory$103.50Cross Armory's Quick Pins are easier to operate than standard rear takedown pins, providing a one-pinch upper and lower receiver release system. This device allows fast, reliable access to the most... -
Fightlite Industries SCRLWRRBK SCR AR/M4 Rifle 7075-T6 Aluminum Black Anodized Finish
FightLite$645.99The FightLite SCR (Sport Configurable Rifle) blends the strength, reliability, accuracy and rugged all-weather characteristics of Americas longest serving infantry rifle with the classic lines of an... -
Radian Weapons R0231 AR-15 Forward Assist, 7075-T6 Aluminum, Black Anodized Finish
Radian Weapons$44.95Radian forward assist features a black anodized finish and is constructed of aluminum. It is compatible with our AR-15. -
Magpul MOE Fixed Rifle Stock for AR-15/M16/M4 - Black Synthetic
Magpul Industries$66.45The MOE Rifle Stock (Magpul Original Equipment) is a drop-in replacement for AR15/M16 A1 and A2 rifle stocks utilizing the standard rifle-length receiver extension (buffer tube). Designed as a basic... -
Odin Works OSCQSBLK Close Quarters Rifle Stock for AR-15/M4 - Black Aluminum
Odin Works$255.55ODIN's revolutionary CQ-S combines ultimate maneuverability with rapid deployment by utilizing a highly compact, spring-loaded system. When fully collapsed, the CQ-S adds five inches to the total...
Description
Cross Armory's Stock Lock is designed to comply with fixed stock requirements in states with restrictions, such as CA and NY. It is intended for owners who want to go featureless, but don't want to buy a new stock. Stock Lock can be attached at any point on the buffer tube, not just the pin holes (an advantage over many other fixed stock solutions), and allows your adjustable buttstock to be immovably attached on the buffer tube without permanently altering your weapon. It is machined from billet 7075-T6 aluminum with a black finish and includes two Allen wrenches. This model is comaptible with AR-15 style firearms.
