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Amazing KG3 · May 21st, 2006, 13:33

I just bought a m4 with a full metal front end, and a full m16 stock. Im looking for a sweet stock to replace the ugly m16 one. m4 ones look good, and i was looking into the m16 sniper stock, but i heard it sucks, i just like it because the stock is connected to the handle, and i like the look, but does not give me the CQB advantage. Any good experiences with aftermarket armalite stocks, or any suggestions?

Raygis LasVegas · May 25th, 2006, 19:27

Right Sniper Stock for M16

The Right Sniper Stock for M16 Series might look fine, but is difficult to install properly. Since the stock is connected to the pistol grip, you have to insure that both pieces are aligned properly before tightening any screws -- that alone is a hassle.

Star Crane Stock and Battery

If I were you, I'd go for the Star Crane Stock and Battery. This stock is modern and has the ability to store a large battery in a collapsable stock. The 9.6V NiMH battery that's included is of high quality an can power up a 420fps gun. Plus at WGC, you can choose either a black or olive drab stock to fit your needs.

G&P Crane Stock and Battery

This Crane stock has a smaller profile than Star's version. The smaller profile resembles the actual real steel stock made by LMT. Because of the smaller size, the G&P stock can only hold AA celled battery packs. In my opinion, AA cells aren't the best for high powered applications. If you're aiming for a 350fps gun, then AA cells will do. The battery pack by G&P is also NiCD. This means you'll have to discharge it everytime you charge the battery. I would rather go for Star's NiMH battery to avoid the responsibility of discharging. The plus side about this stock is it's color availability. They come in black, olive drab, and desert tan.

FYI, the G&P and Star stock both have rugid build and can withstand punishment from a skirmish. The sniper stock is prone to spliting in the middle.

Amazing KG3 · May 26th, 2006, 14:23

wow, thanks for all the pointers! Havent gotten help like that before! Will all these applications work on a TM model though?

Jonmarshall · June 3rd, 2006, 22:33

yes with minor mods im sure you can do

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May 21st, 2006, 13:33	#1
Amazing KG3 Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Calgary, AB	armalite stocks I just bought a m4 with a full metal front end, and a full m16 stock. Im looking for a sweet stock to replace the ugly m16 one. m4 ones look good, and i was looking into the m16 sniper stock, but i heard it sucks, i just like it because the stock is connected to the handle, and i like the look, but does not give me the CQB advantage. Any good experiences with aftermarket armalite stocks, or any suggestions?

May 25th, 2006, 19:27	#2
Raygis LasVegas Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Toronto	Right Sniper Stock for M16 The Right Sniper Stock for M16 Series might look fine, but is difficult to install properly. Since the stock is connected to the pistol grip, you have to insure that both pieces are aligned properly before tightening any screws -- that alone is a hassle. Star Crane Stock and Battery If I were you, I'd go for the Star Crane Stock and Battery. This stock is modern and has the ability to store a large battery in a collapsable stock. The 9.6V NiMH battery that's included is of high quality an can power up a 420fps gun. Plus at WGC, you can choose either a black or olive drab stock to fit your needs. G&P Crane Stock and Battery This Crane stock has a smaller profile than Star's version. The smaller profile resembles the actual real steel stock made by LMT. Because of the smaller size, the G&P stock can only hold AA celled battery packs. In my opinion, AA cells aren't the best for high powered applications. If you're aiming for a 350fps gun, then AA cells will do. The battery pack by G&P is also NiCD. This means you'll have to discharge it everytime you charge the battery. I would rather go for Star's NiMH battery to avoid the responsibility of discharging. The plus side about this stock is it's color availability. They come in black, olive drab, and desert tan. FYI, the G&P and Star stock both have rugid build and can withstand punishment from a skirmish. The sniper stock is prone to spliting in the middle. __________________ . AEG upgrades & repairs: $25/hr

June 3rd, 2006, 22:33	#4
Jonmarshall Trader rating Join Date: Mar 2004	yes with minor mods im sure you can do __________________

May 26th, 2006, 14:23	#3
Amazing KG3 Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Calgary, AB	wow, thanks for all the pointers! Havent gotten help like that before! Will all these applications work on a TM model though?

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