Midwest Industries Alpha Series Folding Stock for AK Platform - Flat Dark Earth

Midwest Industries Alpha Series Folding Stock for AK Platform - Flat Dark Earth

Midwest Industries
SKU:
MWMI-AK-ALPHA-FS-FDE
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UPC:
812102034759
$299.95
$309.95
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Width:
4.75 (in)
Height:
2.25 (in)
Depth:
11.25 (in)
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Description
Midwest Industries Alpha Side Folding Stock, Fits AK47 and Other Firearms with 1913 Picatinny Stock Adapter, Matte Finish, Flat Dark Earth MI-AK-ALPHA-FS-FDE

Upgrade your AK firearm with the Midwest Industries Alpha Series Folding Stock, designed to enhance versatility and functionality. Crafted in the USA, this stock features an adjustable polymer cheek piece to ensure a comfortable and customizable fit. Its 5-position locking beam provides secure stability during use, while the three QD sling attachments offer convenient accessory options for quick attachment and detachment. The reversible design accommodates left-handed shooters, making it a versatile choice for all users. Compatible with firearms that include a 1913 rail adapter, this modular stock can be configured to fold either to the right or left, allowing for easier storage and transport. The durable construction and thoughtful features make it ideal for both tactical and recreational applications, providing a reliable upgrade to your AK platform. The Flat Dark Earth finish offers a tactical look that complements various firearm aesthetics and provides added resistance to wear and corrosion. Whether you're customizing a new build or upgrading an existing rifle, the Midwest Industries Alpha Folding Stock delivers performance, adaptability, and comfort in a sleek, American-made package.

Features:

  • Adjustable polymer cheek piece for customized fit
  • 5-position locking beam for secure stabilization
  • Three QD sling attachments for versatile accessory options
  • Reversible design suitable for left-handed shooters
  • Foldable configuration for compact storage and transport