Strike Industries Modular Fixed Stock for AR15 Rifles
(Color: Black)

"I inherited my uncle's old and basic Stag15 LEO. This is oldschool, with a solid aluminum quadrail, front sight gas block, and old Colt style sliding stock that kept ripping my beard hair out. This is an easy, cheap, and solid solution to move to a fixed stock of a particular length. You solve all the problems a sliding stock presents without needing to swap the entire buffer tube out. Would have liked a QD cup but I bought it knowing it didn't have one, so not like it deserves score off for that. If you need QD cups, look elsewhere. But I'm very happy with this part.

"This stock looks good on my GHK M4

"Very Well built. Fits my M4 perfectly (EMG/Falkor Defense/APS Blitz SBR.). 5/5

Cons/Gripes:
-Kind of a hassle to take apart to insert battery.
-ONLY use a stick battery. I can use a 11.1V 1250mAh Easily. You can try to use other styles but good luck.
-You have to have a phillips screwdriver and a hex wrench set at all times to take apart and reassemble the stock.
-Don't worry about your buffer tube compatibility too much; unless it's plastic or polymer. (6 pin/position buffer tubes work just fine.)
-Not a lot of battery space, but if you condense the wires you'll be just fine.
-No way to have a sling mount end-plate with this stock. This stock WILL cover the end plate. (Don't have an endplate b/c of my wiring setup.) Still works without an endplate, but it's best you have one on your gun.
-Don't bother having less than "2 gaps," Otherwise it gets kinda tricky to put a battery in.

Pro's/Favorite Features.
-Not bad for 40$, definitely a better fixed stock because if its light weight.
-Easy assembly; it's just different than most stocks I've ever used.
-Doesn't fumble around or shake. (Unless your buffer tube is too loose.)
-Customizable. (Butt-pad and a monopod are available, I just don't think I'll ever buy them.)
-Comfy.
-Sits flush with MOST riffles, but some may not sit so flush.
-Adjustable... Somewhat, But I'd only recommend this stock for people who are taller, or have longer arms.
-Works well for a non-DMR or sniper setup.
-A good test stock to see if you want to utilize a fixed stock instead of an adjustable stock. (Me personally, I'm a taller guy so I don't collapse my stocks anyways, so It's objectively better in my opinion.)\
-Not too bulky, unlike crane stocks.

Other Notes:
-"Adjustable Length" refers to the fact the "rings" can be taken off and on to add or subtract length. Kinda like suppressor segments on some suppressors.
-Bottom base screw acts a sling mount, but my sling mount doesn't fit in perfectly, but A for effort. I'd look at getting a smaller sling mount if you want to use it. ( I personally run a one-point sling. IDK about other slings' compatibility.)