Krytac Adjustable Crane Style Retractable Stock for M4 Series AEG Rifles - Black

"Love this stock. Super easy to replace batteries now on my Krytac PDW mkii

"Excellent stock.
Lots of space for batteries for rear-wired guns.
Quick easy installs, and looks great on the gun.

"Same issue as other players if you run around with the rifle some how the bud stock battery cover falls off then good luck finding it in the woods under deep bush.

"So, great stock. Pretty much end of discussion. It's tight like all of the rest of Krytac's gear. I'm not one to write a crazy review, it's an L shaped piece of plastic that holds your batteries and is comfy in your shoulder, that's about it.

-1 star just because the roll pin that holds the little lever thing for the retraction just up and broke on me while it was sitting in my gear bag one day. Do with that info what you will.

"Everything about this stock is awesome, except for two things. One, the butt plate is really hard to take off, and two, this stock is Mil-Spec. There is nothing wrong with this, but don't buy this if you don't know if your gun has a Mil-Spec buffer tube on it. I have a G&G cm16 Raider-L. This gun comes with a commercial buffer tube on it. Commercial buffer tubes are wider that Mil-Spec buffer tubes, so this stock will not fit (I learned the hard way). Other than that, this stock is great!

"I am not a huge fan of the Krytac rifles but they were definitely paying attention to detail on this stock.

Its SOOOOO easy to get into the rear for rear wired rifles which is exactly why I bought this.

Its almost as comfortable as a Magpul stock too.

"Stock is great with a ton of room for all types of battery set ups. Be aware thought that the cover pops off east when playing. I almost lost it twice the first game I played with it. Seriously considering replacing it for this very reason.

"Absolutely love this stock but REALLY wish they had a way to lock the butt pad on (hence why I'm giving this review).

I'm a hyper aggressive player (not speed softer), and run and gun and a sucker for CQC... While playing with my Krytac, day 1 the butt pad fell off after switching from right to left handed since I do that a ton.

Be sure to tape the butt pad to the stock with electrical tap. They should really consider a way to lock the butt stock pad to the stock itself.

Other than that... Very sturdy, and comfortable, great amount of space for batteries, and amaaaaaazing for cheek welds.

"I don't know if I'm just an idiot, or if the stock just isn't compatible with my gun. I have a G&G CM16 Raider-L and after about half an hour of hammering it into the buffer tube I finally got it to go on, only to find out that it is very stiff and won't retract at all and it's more of a fixed stock now. It's not that I don't know how to put on a stock. It was just extremely stiff and required a lot of force to be put on. I'm more than sure this is all due to my arrogance but I thought I'd voice my complications. The stock itself is really nice and It feels great. The position it's currently in is where I normally have it so not having it retract isn't really that big a deal to me. It's ergonomic and comfortable and it makes my rifle look bad ass. I wouldn't let my issue tamper your decision to buy it, but it's something to keep in mind.