After a lot of requests from law enforcement and military organizations, CZ developed a collapsing buttstock for the Bren 2 rifle. It requires a different upper receiver than the standard Bren 2, although that upper will become standard in future production. Combined with a short barrel, the collapsing stock makes for a pretty short package!
KelTec’s CMR-30’s collapsible stock forms a similar cheek rest and is reasonably comfortable, albeit I had no cold weather to test it in before I sold it. I’ll have one again when I have time to break it in enough to run 30 grn loads reliably.
Since those mags are straight in and not rock and lock (AK).I was wondering if they drop free like an AR?
Is the muzzle brake set up for right-handed people? The slots seem to be twisted a bit.
(Sorry for the off-topic post — can’t find a contact page or email address.)
The WWSD polymer receiver kerfuffle has reach the Volokh Conspiracy, a legal blog, here in Armory’s attempt to muzzle InRange.
https://reason.com/volokh/2022/12/10/no-gag-order-against-extrajudicial-commentary-in-ar-15-related-patent-case/
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Oh shoot — waaaay at the top! I didn’t see that.
I’m curious how quickly they will import that in pistol form.
I have the current USA version M2 set up this way using a wire stock from A3 Tactical. it is a pretty decent package for a PDW. So far, I like the x 39 cartridge in this short gun. Slap on a red dot, or LPVO, and OSS suppressor — all good.