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Thread: Magpul MOE Stock
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8 August 2008, 15:38 #1
Magpul MOE Stock
Magpul is releasing their new MOE Stock, and while the release info is up in the new accessories section, this seems like a good place to talk about any pros, cons, or questions you can think of.
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8 August 2008, 17:32 #2JAH-23 Guest
Stick, without the friction lock, does it wobble like a standard stock or does it snug up similar to a CTR?
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8 August 2008, 19:29 #3
I have had one for a little while, and it is still very tight on the receiver extension (buffer tube).
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8 August 2008, 20:15 #4Member
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8 August 2008, 20:23 #5
I meant to say that I've been using a milspec one for awhile.
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8 August 2008, 20:31 #7
So would it be safe to say, it's as tight as a CTR without the friction lock engaged?
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8 August 2008, 21:18 #8
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9 January 2009, 20:24 #9Contributing Member
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Just wondering.. is there any advantage of having the MOE over the CTR or the CTR over the MOE? Looks like the MOE doesn't have the friction level like the CTR.
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9 January 2009, 21:20 #10
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Well I'll probably just sell it anycase. I have a LMT SOPMOD, Magpul UBR (multiple), and Magpul CTR. Thanks for the info.
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9 January 2009, 23:05 #12
I'm not so sure that I would be in a rush to take the MOE off and replace it with anything. I do like the SOPMOD stock a great deal, but the CTR form factor seems to bring all of the same advantages into play according to my usage (I don't need battery storage at the rear of the gun), and it would seem that the MOE sacrifices nothing in that department to it's upscale cousin.
I'm looking forward to a bit of personal T&E with the MOE, and if a change is needed, the UBR, forthcoming ACS, and even the CTR itself all seem long on potential. My long-standing preference for the SOPMOD may actually be waning.
AC
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20 January 2009, 09:38 #13Contributing Member
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I got my Noveske rifle and the MOE butt stock feels just as solid as the CTR. It comes with the rubber buttstock while the CTR I bought, I had to buy it separately. Only thing I see that the CTR over the MOE is the QD push button socket, and the locking mechanism, otherwise it looks exactly the same..
The UBR already pushed my SOPMOD to 2nd place. Debating whether to sell my SOPMOD. SOPMOD was great at the time i got it, but I hated the tubes.. couldn't get to the batteries that easily without disassemble.
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21 January 2009, 23:37 #14Member
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for what it's worth. I have 2. One is tight, the other is not. Almost as loose as the standard stock.
Changing stocks accentuates the properties. With one becoming SUPER tight and the other being VERY loose.
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22 January 2009, 01:57 #15Contributing Member
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