mil spec box and forced the civi stock onto a mil spec buffer tube. I take it that I could have gotten a civilian spec stock in a. This is unusual right? I have never removed and replaced a stock.

mil MOE stock and see what I get! Next time I'll measure first, grenade things later! Nothing I can do at this point but get it off some way and recover in whatever way is necesary. I'm going to go ahead and assume that by the time this is over, I will have at a minimum destroyed the Magpul MOE stock, maybe some part of the rifle along with it. So I think tonight I will use the 4,000 LB Warn winch on my Yamaha Rhino and attach the winch to the MOE and somehow secure the riffle to the truck and commence to pull with the winch. This next paragraph is my minds next logical move before employing power tools to remove/destroy the MOE stock. I jerked and yanked on this think like I was fighting for my life. I grabbed a strap and tied one end to the ball on my truck and the other end I tied to the MOE stock. So after realizing that this thing is likely not going to come off without a dremel to cut it off. mil stock! Hit it harder, get it on! So I grenaded that son of a gun 3 or 4 more times and got it all the way on. mil stock, it said it on the box and invoice. Maybe it needs to be forced all the way on and then it will loosen up and work normal, yea, that must be it. So I thought I would pull it off by hand. thinking it would go on and get past this odd tight spot. and she was snug as hell to get to start! I got it started about a half inch and decided that I am not getting anywhere fighting it by hand in the kitchen here so I went down to the shop (concrete floors) and I knelt down, I then pulled the pin all the down on the MOE stock release lever and took the rifle and grenaded that son of a bitch into the concrete stock first. So I removed the OEM CDD stock and went to put the. mil buffer tube, so if it fits loose, I just dress out the Stag first and then order the MOE parts for the CDD in non. mil style is the largest of the two, I knew that it would fit too loose if my Charles Daly Defense was a civi buffer tube, or fit just right if it was a. The MOE stock I got was in a box maked Military style as was the invoice. I ordered a Magpul MOE set in Foilage Green to dress up my rifle rather than try to paint things. Be sure to contact us if you have any questions on our stock and buffer tube combo sets.Being that I must be a complete idiot, I have to ask a question. You will also find a variety of compact and fixed AR-15 stock and buffer tube kits in multiple color choices and classifications. As an added bonus, the stock kit comes with the Spike's lifetime warranty. We have a Spike's Tactical M4 kit with a T2 buffer if you want the same kind of stock kit used for law enforcement rifles. Additionally, they each have an anodized type III coating for added durability. We also carry other types of Magpul buffer tube and stock combo kits in our inventory, and they also come with 7075 metal. This kit is superior because it comes with 7075 metal instead of 6061. We also have a buffer tube kit that features a Magpul Slim Line stock and a 6 position adjustable buffer tube kit. If you are finishing an AR-15 pistol build and want to adjust your blade more securely, our KAK Shockwave stabilizing blade kit comes with the necessary parts to complete it.

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