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this can only be put on a rifle length ar? not on a pistol length ar? almost looks like a stabalizing stock.... — 1 Answer

by jose, from TX, United States Asked on May 8, 2020

Name Maxim Defense Industries CQB Stock Gen 6 for AR-15 (4.9)
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Answered by Brandon, member, from UT, United States, on January 21, 2021

Maxim Defense makes CQB and PQD stocks and braces that all have the same general design. This product however is specifically a stock and can only be mounted on firearms with barrels +16" in length. Mounting this Maxim CQB stock on firearms with barrels shorter than 16" will change the NFA classification of your firearm and make it subject to further NFA regulation.

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