Hey All,

A few years ago I f'ed up and sold a rifle with the shortened, "entry style stock" attached.  I did not perceive that the stock would be discontinued a few months later.

A couple of my new, and newer, builds lately are "screaming" for just such a rear stock.  I am a sort of short feller and my SBR would be just right with that stock on it.  I know there are many, many models of adjustable buttstocks and even a few of the nebulously permitted "forearm stabilizer" critters out there, but I really want one of those seemingly unobtainable "entry stocks".

Do any of you happen to know where I could get one or two of these things?  Has anyone heard of a company trying to put them back into production?

Thanks for ANY assistance on this request.

Tom

These?

They are backordered. But they are there from time to time.

These are In Stock.  They also have them in O.D. green.
https://jsesurplus.com/product/fixed-ar15-entry-stock-kit-black/

Wow. They are proud of those things.

The Ordnance Research Colt 607 stocks are expensive but quite nice for SBR.

OP sorry to be off topic, but I'm going to ask, why fixed?
I am also a short man of 5'5" so it's not like I don't know your situation generally, just wondering if I'm missing a consideration for myself.

Not the OP, but some of us liked fixed-stock carbines. I find them more comfortable.

my go-to end of the world rifle has a RRA Entry stock mounted to a LAW folder, makes for my optimal length of pull.

I also like the shorter stocks on some weapons.

Sounds like a great SHTF rig.

No shit. Op, check out the Sully stock, its slightly cheaper, lol.