Advance the capabilities of your rifle by installing this FAB Defense GLR16 w/ GCP Cheek Riser and GPCP Picatinny Rail Adaptor. These AR15 Stocks by FAB Defense fits both MIL-SPEC and commercial aftermarket tubes thanks to its patented anti-rattle mechanism. There are 3 slots for rifle sling attachment on this FAB Defense GLR-16 PCP Tactical Buttstock – one in the front and two in the back. Store batteries and other small accessories in the sealed storage compartment that contains a rubber fixation to eliminate any rattling sounds. Adjust the cheek rest to your liking, and enjoy a non-slip design that will improve your accuracy control. Get more out of your rifle by upgrading it with this FAB Defense M4/AR15 Buttstock w/ Cheek Rest. Specifications for FAB Defense GLR16 with a GCP Cheek Riser and GPCP Picatinny Rail Adaptor: Manufacturer: FAB Defense Length: 180 mm, 7.09 in Condition: New Weight: 0.597 lb, 271 g Height: 131 mm, 5.16 in Width: 2.05 in, 52 mm Features of FAB Defense GLR16 w/ GCP Cheek Riser and GPCP Picatinny Rail Adaptor: Non-Slip Unique Traction Design Rubber Butt Pad, Allows Fast and Stable Shoulder Positioning Three Integrated Slots for Sling Attachment, One in the Front and Two at the Rear Sealed Storage Compartment for Two CR123 or AA Batteries with a Rubber Fixation that Eliminates Rattling Noise Integrated Ambidextrous Quick Detach Swivel Rear Sling Connectors Enhanced Non Slip Quality for Steady Positioning with Body Armor Maintains Contour & Size of Original Design Unique Patented “Anti-Rattle” Mechanism allows fit on Both Tubes; MIL-SPEC and Commercial Aftermarket! Adjustable Cheek Rest with Built-In Dual Picatinny Rails Allows Optimal Buttstock Functionality Ideal Mounting Solution for the SH-5 Package Contents: FAB Defense GLR16 with a GCP Cheek Riser and GPCP Picatinny Rail Adaptor
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Big Johnson –
The butt stock itself was alright. It looked pretty cool in a steroidal tactical way. Almost futuristic. The cheek riser, however, was useless. even more, it was detrimental to the operation of my rifle. While implementing the Cheek riser the charging handle could not be pulled all the way back unless the butt stock was adjusted all the way out. It basically mounted at the same height as the charging handle and the handle would hit the riser if the buttstock were in the 1,2,3,4 or 5 position (to according degrees). So if the buttstock was set in the 1 position, you could only pull the charging handle out that far before it ran into the cheek riser. And if it were in the 2 position the same and so on…I removed the cheek riser and also the picattiny rails (they were all but useless). without the "frills" it performed ok. it wasn't super tight on the buffer tube, but it was okay. could have been better. If i had it to do over again, I would buy a different stock.
LFOD1776 –
I wanted a buttstock with a pic rail on it… and there are very few options available. This is perhaps the only one in current production, and almost certainly the only one available in FDE. Why would anyone need a buttstock with a rail? Well, if you get a nice Anker USB battery for your thermal optic, and a 3-D printed holder for it, and you can find a pic rail attachment that will work with that holder, then you'll have the option of being able to mount the battery to your buttstock. What's nice about this stock is that both sides have the pic rail (unlike the out-of-production CAA buttstock that only had a rail on the right side), so you at least have the option of right and left-handed operation. The rails are both at a slight angle, as opposed to being completely parallel with the stock. Not that this matters for my particular application.I believe the buttstock is designed to be "universal" in that it will work with milspec and commercial spec buffer tubes (AKA receiver extensions). That means it will slop around a bit on your milspec tube. To get around this, I put a single strip of 20mm wide/1mm thick sealing foam tape (uxcell brand, available on Amazon) inside the stock tube, lengthwise. This pads it just enough to eliminate the wiggle, without making it difficult to change the stock position. I learned this trick working with the aforementioned CAA stock, in a prior application.The cheek riser is useless, which is why I don't give the stock 5 stars. I bought this stock knowing it would be useless, and it's easily removed. You'll need a set of metric Allen wrenches for that job.