I’ve got a BRN 180 upper and a RRA lower with the KNS pic rail stock adapter. It’s ok. Needed locktite, but it works. But I’d prefer a sling attachment on the adapter vs on the stock because I use a side-folding stock. I just figure hiking around with side-pulling weight in the hinge will eventually wear and loosen it.
So, I hear (from the comments here) this company doesn't have the greatest reputation?
www.strikeindustries.com
Thoughts? Here’s how it installs. Has a little ratchet thing.
The sig mcx adapter is tits except it looks like ass on a the BRN 180 (and probably in any AR15 that isn’t a sig).
Below is a Sig adapter on BRN 180 + rando lower - see how it sticks up?
Below is the sig’s QD cup location:
Maybe I’ve missed other adapters with a sling interface. Let me know.
So, I hear (from the comments here) this company doesn't have the greatest reputation?
Strike AR Picatinny Stock Adapter
The Strike AR Picatinny Stock Adapter gives the user the ability to mount a 1913 Picatinny interface stock/stabilizer assembly where normally the receiver extension is attached. For ARs that do not need an in-line buffer and buffer spring to function, this is a simple, fast and budget friendly...
www.strikeindustries.com
Thoughts? Here’s how it installs. Has a little ratchet thing.
The sig mcx adapter is tits except it looks like ass on a the BRN 180 (and probably in any AR15 that isn’t a sig).
Below is a Sig adapter on BRN 180 + rando lower - see how it sticks up?
Below is the sig’s QD cup location:
Maybe I’ve missed other adapters with a sling interface. Let me know.
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