Customized MOE Stock on DMR

[MarcSpaz]

I really like the MOE adjustable stock. It is my favorite AR butt-stock. Minor drawback is, I couldn't mount a mono-pod to it... until now.

I got a Magpul Pic rail and mounted it to the butt-stock. I also got a cheek riser. I think with the exception of paint, which will be done later this week, the AR10 is done.

One of the things I love about modular guns is the ease of modifications. Instead of having one Patrol rifle and one Dedicated Marksman Rifle, I can have one rifle with multiple configuration options.

Here is the AR10 in a Patrol configuration...





And here is the rifle in the DMR config...







A few closer shots of the custom work on the butt-stock.

[Swampman]

Way Cool!

[TScottW99]

That looks great!


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[MarcSpaz]

Thanks guys! I appreciate it.

[CBucket]

I know this is an old post.. but I really love the way your rifle turned out! I really want to mount a monopod to my Magpul MOE stock like you did.. what rail piece did you use to attach it? Was it hard to attach? thanks!

[MarcSpaz]

I tossed the bag a long time ago. I don't recall off the top... but I do remember it was a bag with several rail pieces in it. Next time I am at Quantico Tactical, I'll see if I can get the part number for you.

I ended up switching to a LaRue Tactical POD (Prone Optimization Device). it works much better, though the looks aren't as nice.

This is what the stock looks like now...

[Lester]

Looks Good!

[CBucket]

Lookin' Nice.. Thanks for the reply.. Does the LaRue seem more stable? I do like the minimal look of your first custom job, but I assume you must of swapped it out for a reason.. I see LaRue also makes a "RISR" cheek rest that will work with this stock..

I see you have a new scope on there also.. nice..

[MarcSpaz]

Thanks for the kudos! I appreciate it.

I swapped to the LaRue because with the one I made, even with a long mono-pod, I could not get the point of aim to tilt down far enough. The closest I could get it was on a zero plain with the surface it was resting on. At first i didn't think it was a big deal, but when I was shooting bench rest instead of prone, it became an issue of not being able to get the point of aim low enough.

I tried to modify the mono-pod, but I could not do anything that was easily repeatable that did not require heavily machining the mono-pod.

The picture of the rifle I posted on Wednesday is a completely different rifle than in the original posts. Its actually my SIG 516 (M4 Clone) with the same stock on it. That scope is pretty cool. Its a Burris XTR II on and American Defense QD scope mount.