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Old 10-01-2008, 03:29 PM
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Re: Milsig Magpul M93B Stock?
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so the milsig stock would not fit the Tapco stock that I already have?

(I so confused!)

If you have any questions about the MILSIG stocks, I would recommend going to MilSim Empire &bull; Portal and either send Nelson (aka Milsig on the forum) a private message or just posting a question in the MILSIG sub-topic. He will be able to answer everything you need to know about them.
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Re: Milsig Magpul M93B Stock?
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Yeah the RAP buffer wont work with the magpul (airsoft,milsim) It uses a Proprietary tube which is CAR length, but cylindrical like full size stock tubes as big daddy mentioned Although in this case proprietary only means it's .990 diameter and about 7" long nothing special

Would it be possible to modify a JCS RVA (maybe just add a tube onto it) to use this stock with?
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Would it be possible to modify a JCS RVA (maybe just add a tube onto it) to use this stock with?


Absolutely, in fact you don't need the tube at all. The JCS RVA is .875 in diameter at its smallest point, so you'll just need to sleeve it with some Al tube, drill out a small hole in the bottom of the stock and use the bolts that come with the RVA to secure it.

JCS RVA's were meant to have stocks attached, so there plenty strong. And you get an RVA to boot, just drill a hole in the back of the stock for access. Take out the original grub screw for the adjustment, and pop in a Phillips head replacement and you can use a screwdriver to adjust the velocity without having to remove the stock.
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Absolutely, in fact you don't need the tube at all. The JCS RVA is .875 in diameter at its smallest point, so you'll just need to sleeve it with some Al tube, drill out a small hole in the bottom of the stock and use the bolts that come with the RVA to secure it.

JCS RVA's were meant to have stocks attached, so there plenty strong. And you get an RVA to boot, just drill a hole in the back of the stock for access. Take out the original grub screw for the adjustment, and pop in a Phillips head replacement and you can use a screwdriver to adjust the velocity without having to remove the stock.

Will just the RVA be long enough to securely support the stock?

This sounds so simple that even I could do it myself...
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Re: Milsig Magpul M93B Stock?
While doing a search today on the off chance that I'd find a cheaper source for one of these stocks, I came accross this...


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Hi Arnies,
It is an important news just happening in this few days. Magpul Industries Corp. and Falcon Industries Inc. commenced a legal action in the High Court of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region against Classic Army for infringing intellectual property rights of M93B Carbine Stock (Magpul Industries Corp) and Low Profile Rail Cover (Falcon Industries Inc.). Please find the attached “Anti-Counterfeiting Announcement from Magpul Industries Corp and Falcon Industries Inc. for your reference.
Both companies is considering to take further action against the dealers and distributors who are selling and distributing this 2 infringe products.
Regards
Sam
CCO
Magpul (Asia) Limited

Check out the following link for the full story.
Magpul and Falcon Ind.take legal action. at ArniesAirsoft News

So if you want one of these stocks (or just about any airsoft replica of a real steel part), I'd get one now before it's too late. It was only a matter of time before someone did this.
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Re: Milsig Magpul M93B Stock?
Somebody did not pay licensing fees...hmmmm
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Re: Milsig Magpul M93B Stock?
I wonder how many airsoft companies actually do. Or if even some of the real steal companies are willing to license them to do so.

In some further research I'm finding that apparently Magpul actually has their own airsoft division of the company.

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Re: Infringement of Patent and Copyright – MASADA / ACR AEG
We refer to the update news topic “China: Masada AEG?” in Airsoft News EU (http://www.airsoft-news.eu)
We are the owner of the copyright subsisting in original artistic works in relation to the design of its product, named “MASADA / ACR” (“the Product”) are protected in various countries of the World.
The information you received is infringe product made by knock-off Company in China. Please be advised that Magpul Industries Corp has never authorized or licensed to any third party manufacture / distribute “the Product” up to today. If anyone discovers this unauthorized product, please contact us immediately. We will precede legal action against infringer(s) without further notice.
Our Airsoft sub-division (Magpul PTS) is still in the process to develop the update version “MASADA / ACR” and will have further update in early Oct 2008.
Regards, Magpul Professional Training & Simulation Division
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Re: Milsig Magpul M93B Stock?
I wonder if they would add paintball to their airsoft division?
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