
In this video we review some parts from a company not giving up on the 2A fight in CA, specifically their Omega Stock. Trinity Force is a manufacturer of quality, affordable AR parts located in southern CA.
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Can I use this on an ar-pistol
U keep saying 30$,I guess ppl got used to paying alot for plastic. 30 is normal. It's a St magpul is a rip-off.
Just got the same one in dark tan for my rugger 556 hope it fits.it says for ruger on ebay .223 5.56 mil-spec A fram it should fit ?
I bought that stock for 6$ just the stock
So I bought this stock kit. $26 or so shipped from OP. Good deal, but I finally tested this yesterday on a budget build. The “carbine” spring is actually about 3-4 coils longer than any other “carbine” spring I have. Therefore, the bolt was not cycling correctly. Went through various lowers / bolts ect while out on the range. finally decided to check the spring when I noticed a significant difference. Just those few extra coils was not letting it cycle. Seems like no one else has had this issue??
Thanks for the video! I just received my stock and was trying to figure out how to remove the stock from the tube.
Good video. I have this stock and was wondering how to remove it! I figured the block had something to do with it.
Nice review ! this stock is on my list for a budget 7.62×39 build i'm working on. thanks for the feed back!