Viper PDW Stock Install

I prefer the troy industries PDW but this one looks way cooler

The buffer tube really doesn’t require torque due to the buffer retainer pin and spring providing upward pressure onto the buffer tube. If you tighten it down to even hand tight the retainer won’t work correctly. So your safe without torquing the buffer tube down. Good video though. I’ve got the LWRC PDW stock and those styles are nice for close quarters, but anything past 100yrds the stock doesn’t give you a great cheek rest. Wish LWRC’s came with that added rest.

Just got one for my Saint pistol. Looks beautiful!
Calm down liberals, it only changed my AR overall length from 24 inches into 22 inches.

what upper receiver is that?

Do u have to use the buffer spring that came with it?

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That thing is stupid. Heavy, expensive, bulky, ugly

does this work on a buffer tube adapter like on the CZ scorpian or MPX?

Dude!! Just use your thumb to depress the buffer detent!!!!! You used a bullet to depress it???!!!! Grow a fucking pair!!!!!!!!

Beautiful rifle Bro!

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Holy mackerel. Geez what an ordeal! Retaining pins springs, clips, just get a mini draco

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Any idea if this is ok on am AR pistol?

Can this be used on pistol builds?

Really a bullet tip when there are millions of flat head screwdrivers lol fuk man I swear you whiteboys do shit the funniest with your unboxing videos all carefull and shit

Is that cheek rest fixed so that it will not rotate on the tube?

That locknut seems excessively long. Had a guy shorten it’s on the backside and therefore slides that she Christie’s on farther forward? I like the cheek recipes but it is too far from the receivers in my Pinyan if you have a long neck

You talk a lot!

Does the new Viper PDW require a tax stamp on a pistol build?

Austin lol Take a deep breath 👈 this stock is awesome dude

Drop test!!!!

Can u engage the safety switch in any direction with the stock collapsed in? Or does it need to be extended?

You don't use a castle nut wrench, you use a spanner wrench.