Product Preview: Survivor Systems Professional MCS Stock

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posted on October 31, 2018
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Driven by a law enforcement agency’s request for an adjustable, but non-telescoping, AR stock, the Survivor Systems’ Professional MCS model offers length-of-pull changes by way of four included spacers. Compatible with any mil-spec carbine buffer tube, the stock also serves as a storage area for a spare AR-15-style magazine which locks into place and can be released via a familiar magazine-release button. A top-mounted slot and right- and left-side swivel cups provide sling-mounting options. Hardware and an Allen wrench are included for installation. Colors include Flat Dark Earth, Phantom Gray and Black. Price: $110. Contact survivorsystems.com.

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