How do I take off the Fixed stock on a M4

[James00]

Thanks

[tucker301]

I knew there was reason I stayed out of the military posts

 

See below.

He da man.

 

[ 03-29-2006, 03:55 PM: Message edited by: tucker301 ]

[M1014]

those rules don't apply to a gas gun,,,take out the trigger group and just spin the stock on an off,,

[M1014]

LOL,,LOL,,LOL we be all in this together,my brother tucker301

[James00]

Originally posted by M1014:

those rules don't apply to a gas gun,,,take out the trigger group and just spin the stock on an off,,

Thanks

[Red Cobra]

Originally posted by M1014:

those rules don't apply to a gas gun,,,take out the trigger group and just spin the stock on an off,,

And then to put on a Benelli factory collapsable stock is it just as easy?

[Mesa Tactical]

Collapsing stock needs a specialized recoil spring tube with notches in the proper place.

 

Benelli USA just sent us a collapsing stock. It's two pieces, a pistol grip and the butt assembly. The pistol grip goes on just like the full-length stock. The buttstock assembly slides over the recoil spring tube, which with our standard pistol grip stock M4 was already notched for the buttstock in the rearmost position, with no collapsing.

[Red Cobra]

Originally posted by Mesa Tactical:

Collapsing stock needs a specialized recoil spring tube with notches in the proper place.

 

Benelli USA just sent us a collapsing stock. It's two pieces, a pistol grip and the butt assembly. The pistol grip goes on just like the full-length stock. The buttstock assembly slides over the recoil spring tube, which with our standard pistol grip stock M4 was already notched for the buttstock in the rearmost position, with no collapsing.

Great. Thanks for the reply.