RonBow from United States, MA Public Profile

I bought mine on ebay, directly from FAB, and received it in 2 days.

It fits fine on my milspec tube. I think those who complain maybe don't know how to install an AR stock. There is a hole in the top of the stock, above the locking pin. You need to push and hold that pin ALL THE WAY DOWN with a screwdriver in order to fit the stock onto your tube. This is what will keep the stock from coming off the tube when you extend it all the way.

The is friction on my milspec tube, so it takes a little force to adjust the stock, but nothing extreme. The 10rd plastic mag that comes with the stock slides in and out easily. There is more friction with my 20rd GI mags, which is fine, but not what I would have guessed.

Overall I think this is a great solution for a backup mag or for carrying you rifle with ammo, but not loaded. It works great with the included 10rd mag or even with a 20rd. A 30rd mag would probably extend too far to be practical.

I should start out by saying that this safe IS the solution I was looking for. It fits well in my closet. It stores the guns that I have. And the fingerprint reader provides easy and relatively fast access.

It is NOT the solution that they advertise.
- The door won't close with a full size pistol in the pistol rack.
- There is no way you could fit 12 rifles in the slots provided (unless they were all skinny .22s).
- The slots are at the wrong height for anything.
- A rifle with a scope is the equivalent of 3 Barska rifles.
- The shelves are too shallow for pistol shelf hangers (not that Barska promotes this option).

But all that said, I made it work.
- First thing I did was to remove those useless barrel slots. The slots are 21.25" from the bottom shelf. And the next shelf is 27.25" from the bottom shelf. If your rifle isn't between 21.5"-27", that's a FAIL. If you take out the bottom shelf and put your rifle on the floor, the slots are 33.125" from the floor and it's 39.125" to the next shelf. If your rifle isn't between 33.5-39", that's a FAIL.
- Next thing was to remove the pistol rack on the door. The rack will not accept my XD9 with mounted light, and even without the light I couldn't close the door if the XD was in the right side of the rack. FAIL.
- I drilled and screwed a pistol magnet into the door, being careful not to interfere with the electronics or moving parts. My XD mounts firmly on the magnet.
- I placed a motion activated, battery powered light in