Strike Industries AR Picatinny Stock Adapter for ArmaLite Lower Receivers - SI-AR-PSA-BK
| SKU | 51655147130 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Strike Industries |
| MPN | ARPSABK |
| UPC | 793811765304 |
Product Details
Details
Easily attach a stock/stabilizer using the 1913 Picatinny interface
Equipped with a 4-Slot Picatinny rail section for versatile accessory mounting
Securely holds the rear detent spring in place for the rear takedown pin
Swift and effortless installation process
Complete conversion kit for your AR lower receiver, including all necessary components
Adjust the orientation of the steel QD socket to your preferred side
Features
The Strike AR Picatinny Stock Adapter enables easy attachment of a 1913 Picatinny interface stock/stabilizer assembly to AR-15 and AR-10 lower receivers, replacing the typical receiver extension attachment. Designed for ARs that don't require an in-line buffer and buffer spring, this conversion offers a cost-effective and swift solution. Its threaded mechanism securely integrates into a standard AR rear 1-3/16-16 HSS right hand thread, featuring a reliable anti-loosening detent that maintains the rear detent spring for the rear takedown pin. The adapter includes a 4-slot rail section, along with a 360 degree free swivel QD socket for flexible setup orientation. It boasts compatibility with a wide range of folding stocks or stabilizers, allowing seamless integration for a self-contained upper receiver setup. Transform your AR lower receiver effortlessly with the Strike AR Picatinny Stock Adapter to accommodate a Picatinny stock or stabilizer whenever needed.
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