Takedown with a twist

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Takedown with a twist

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Got my new stock in yesterday. Fit and finish leave not perfect but functionally pretty dang good.
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Interesting, I have not seen this type before.
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I hadn't either and took a chance. Not the cheapest stock but they were having a "sale". Mp40 style folder. The grip can use any AK grip. I like it.
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Pretty cool, I like it! Is it comfortable & how is the sight acquisition? 8-) :thumbsup:
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The angle looks weird but comes up to the shoulder and eyes good.
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Wow, I like that stock. I might have to build one myself. Very cool!


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I like it too. A take down that will take down again. That should fit in your glove box, almost!
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This is the stainless Ruger 10/22 takedown and a folding stock, yes? which brand stock if you don't mind?
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Ironnewt wrote:This is the stainless Ruger 10/22 takedown and a folding stock, yes? which brand stock if you don't mind?
Yep. Here is where I got it from. http://underfoldstocks.com/Products
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Now thats pretty neat! Might have to look into one. Im sure the stock isn't too bad with a 22lr. I've heard with larger calibers like the ak under folders they are pretty uncomfortable.
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