Just in the shop and saw a couple completed lowers ready to go with the stock already installed!
IMG_5824 by 556 Channel (HD), on Flickr
IMG_5824 by 556 Channel (HD), on Flickr
NEA Compact Carbine Stocks
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clandestine
AR-15 Savant
Is there any of these left?
Two were built into completed lowers like the pics, not sure if they just have the stock/carrier combo, hopefully Andy can chime in soon..
antco
Ultimate Member
I am a fan. Very glad I jumped on one.
We still have a couple left and I dont know if we're going to get more anytime soon. We did order more, however customs has apparently seized them. So we're waiting to see how this shakes out.
missing_the_cheese
Active Member
Looking at these stocks and I'm curious about what the sling mounting options are. I figure you could wrap cord around one arm for a sling attachment but are there any qd points or other methods of attachment?
navyis2
im a grown ass man
There is a qd point in the base of the stock just like Daniel defense or noveske end plates.
rickinboots
TEAM GET' UM
Price on one of these stocks please.
navyis2
im a grown ass man
Yep. Full functionality even when collapsed.
antco
Ultimate Member
Am I going blind? I searched all over my NEA stock tonight and can not find a sling attachment point.
SCARCQB
Get Opp my rawn, Plick!
There is a QD mounting point for a single point sling underneath the short buffer tube. On the block itself. However, you will have to find a qd swivel that is narrow enough to fit between the stock rails.
This stock also comes with a recoil spring and modified bolt carrier. There is an extension on the carrier that extends past the rear of the receiver, into the buffer tube. This changes the breakdown process. The Upper will no longer pivot. Both front and rear pins must be pushed out and the entire upper slides forward.
This stock also comes with a recoil spring and modified bolt carrier. There is an extension on the carrier that extends past the rear of the receiver, into the buffer tube. This changes the breakdown process. The Upper will no longer pivot. Both front and rear pins must be pushed out and the entire upper slides forward.
SciereVeritas
Member
- Jan 27, 2010
- 75
Look at the original post.
I think this one could work. If someone really cares, I can check tonight - I use this on one of my other ARs:
http://www.gggaz.com/heavy-duty-enhanced-quick-detach-sling-swivels.html
Correct. Not a big deal in practice, either, just a touch more to do on reassembly to guide the buffer spring where it needs to be.
IMHO, this stock really shines on 7.5" builds for maximum compactness, but I'm pretty happy with it using my 11.5" LE6933 upper.
antco
Ultimate Member
I bought that based on your recommendation. I ordered it Wednesday night, they called me Thursday morning to let me know they will only ship to my billing address as I am a first-time customer, and they FedEx'd it to me that afternoon. I received it this morning.
It works. I bought the triangular shaped unit pictured on the left. It clips right in to the grooved hole in the NEA stock. Now for the bad- it does hit the slide rails on the stock. It does not interfere with the stock in any way, but the rails do interfere with the spin of the clip; it is unable to spin. It does pivot though, but only 90 or so degrees instead of a possible 180 degrees.
All that said, I would buy that part again unless I stumbled on a slightly more narrow shape.
Maybe later I will take a picture.
navyis2
im a grown ass man
Rick3d that problem can be corrected by tightening the assembly. Works the same as your mag release. Depress it with a pin and rotate the bar until it's tighter. This will prevent the recoil from knocking it open
Yeah boss I havent seen that yet. As Navyis2 said the lock up is just like the mag release on an AR and you can tighten it. It might just have been loose. Another thing I recommend is loctighting the roll pins for the rails where they connect with the "buttpad". One came loose in mine and I think a couple other customers.
