Law Tactical Gen 3 Folding Stock Adaptor Discussion

[Kopis]

7.5" noveske barrel with the KX3 flaming pig. The pig definitely takes some of the "crack" out of the report but of course it's loud. Everyone loves shooting it. We shoot on my farm a lot of weekends and once in awhile the cops stop in... they were in love with it and all took turns shooting it.

Ive never measured the OAL. We dont have any laws about that in AR/TN but i should probably know it. with just the regular buffer tube, it was a little short. The extended buffer tube and law tac folder make it a really good SBR type length of pull.

[voodoo_man]

just got one of these in...

[Thompson]

Beautiful picture. Love where you put the watermark haha.

[voodoo_man]

Beautiful picture. Love where you put the watermark haha.

Thanks!

Funny thing is that I emailed them when the Gen 2 adapter came out and asked them to sell me one (at full price) before they were sold to the general public to do a T&E on and they told me to pound sand, I emailed them again for the Gen 3, got no response. I have no biases towards anyone, and I totally get the whole bit with companies doing their thing, so it'll be interesting to see if they fixed the issues.

[Thompson]

Tis what it is I suppose. So then, the one pictured above, is that the Gen2 version?

[Gaspipeshooter]

just got one of these in...

That is an awesome photo...love the lighting!

[Uffdaphil]

Tis what it is I suppose. So then, the one pictured above, is that the Gen2 version?

Looks Gen3 to me. Comparison pic:
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2...stock-adapter/

[voodoo_man]

It is a gen 3 version that recently came out.

The Gen 2 version, as I have heard it from people have extensively used it, shit the bed.

[officerX]

Are these available anywhere?

[caporider]

Eh.

I had a Gen 3 for a bit on a 12.5" AR. It does exactly what it says it's supposed to do. However, it is a heavy SOB and I could not find a good reason to keep it. I don't travel armed with my AR through non-permissive environments, don't keep a rifle in my car, and don't find a non-folding AR SBR all that hard to tote around if need be.

YMMV, of course. :)

[voodoo_man]

Eh.

I had a Gen 3 for a bit on a 12.5" AR. It does exactly what it says it's supposed to do. However, it is a heavy SOB and I could not find a good reason to keep it. I don't travel armed with my AR through non-permissive environments, don't keep a rifle in my car, and don't find a non-folding AR SBR all that hard to tote around if need be.

YMMV, of course. :)

Yoy wanna sell it

[UWone77]

Are these available anywhere?

Haven't seen one for months.

Some people love'em, some people don't. Personally, I tried it, and promptly disassembled it. Doesn't work for me. Pretty pricey as well.

[officerX]

Haven't seen one for months.

Some people love'em, some people don't. Personally, I tried it, and promptly disassembled it. Doesn't work for me. Pretty pricey as well.

What didn't you like? Still have and want to sell it.

[UWone77]

What didn't you like? Still have and want to sell it.

officer,

I didn't like the length it added personally. I normally shoot most stocks completely collapsed or on the first position. I couldn't get comfortable with the folder. Just a personal preference. Also, while I agree that it makes say an SBR even more ultra compact, I really didn't see the need for it personally. I'm not usually carrying my rifles around in a backpack. It's either in a gun case, range bag or deployed.

Mine was a Gen 2, and I already gave it away, otherwise I would have given it to someone that would have used it, like you.

[voodoo_man]

I emailed them, was told a month or two, so expect them in 3 months.