McMillan stock For M1A

[oberkommando]

I plan on using my m1a with a scope, and was wondering which stock with ajustable check piece would be best for it, one with a more vertical handgrip or one with a full pistol grip? What are the advan vs disadvan of either, will be shooting prone primarily.

 

[Gale McMillan]

We make both or if you don't want an adjustable we make one with a high comb . The vertical grip doesn't hamper the snipers which use our sniper stocks

 

[Snapsho7]

I've heard several people complain about how long it takes McMillan to make and deliver their stocks.

What's the average wait on say, an M3A stock for the M1A.

 

[Gunstocker]

If your M1-A is a " post ban gun ", I believe it is illegal to re-stock it with a pistol grip stock. If your rile was made by Springfield Armory, call their custom shop, and they can tell you if it is pre-ban or post-ban. Hope this info helps.

 

[Snapsho7]

The M3A is a "Vertical Grip Stock", not a Pistol grip. You might be thinking of the M2A. It has a true pistol grip.

http://www.mcmfamily.com/mfsinc_n/stocks/m3a.htm]http://www.mcmfamily.com/mfsinc_n/stocks/m3a.htm

[This message has been edited by Snapsho7 (edited October 01, 1999).]

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[Gale McMillan]

We would like for our delivery to be better and are making every effort including building a new 160000 square foot factory. to improve it. Our back log is 6 to 8 weeks on some stocks longer on some.