You will need to select the correct model based on the type of buffer tube you have. If you have a Mil-Spec carbine length buffer tube you will need the Mil-Spec model of the BlackHawk Knoxx Axiom A-Frame Carbine Stocks. If you have a commercial carbine length buffer tube you will need the commercial model. Please email us at techsales@opticsplanet.com for more information.
Blackhawk has not provided the country of origin for this product at this time.
I emailed them and asked. These are 0.65 lbs.
We apologize for any confusion. The commercial tube models begins with ‘KAR001’ and the milspec tube models begins with code ‘KAR011’.
Yes, The commercial tube models begins with ‘KAR001’.
Please email us at Techsales@opticsplanet.com for assistance.
The BlackHawk Knoxx Axiom A-Frame Carbine Stocks (MPN:KAR011BK and MPN:KAR011DK) are compatible with Milspec carbine length buffer tubes while MPN:KAR001BK is compatible with commercial spec carbine length buffer tubes. If you are unsure of what type of tube you have, you can use the How to Guide linked below or email us at Techsales@opticsplanet.com for assistance.
https://www.opticsplanet.com/howto/how-to-select-buffer-tubes.html
The BlackHawk Knoxx Axiom A-Frame Carbine Stock Mil-Spec model should work with the Blackhawk Knoxx Stock for the Remington 870.
BlackHawk does not provide weight specifications on their Knoxx Axiom A-Frame Carbine Stock. I would recommend reaching out to them directly for more information. You can find their contact info linked below:
https://blackhawk.com/contact-us/
At the buttstock end, the commercial buffer tube is .02” wider than the mil-specific buffer tube—1.168" vs. 1.148" diameter respectively. But at the receiver end, the mil-spec tube diameters are .015” wider than commercial spec tubes at 1.185” (including the height of the threads). I would recommend reaching out to Rock River Arms to see what exact buffer tube came on your specific rifle/pistol.