PSA AR-10 Stock?

[smee78]

I have a PSA AR-10 and want to change the stock. It currently has a Magpul collapsible stock and I would like to swap it out to a fixed stock. Anyone know if a standard A2 stock and spring/buffer will fit? The gun functions fine and has no operating problems, I'm just not happy with the sloppy-ness of the stock to tube fit. I'm tossing up the idea of either the RRA 308 OPERATOR A2 STOCK or the Magpul MOE Rifle Stock.

 

[Venom1956]

what about an adjustable with the tension lock? Just a thought I can't help you with the PSA ar10 I've got the m&p10 and i know the buffer tube is different at least for the collapsible stock

 

[shaunpain]

I'd look into Magpul's CTR or something similar. It locks up tight and no buffer/spring change.

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[stagpanther]

It depends--PSA has their own "adaptation" of a DPMS "shorty" carbine buffer system for the AR10--so you need to know that first--but I would say off the top of my head that going to a rifle fixed stock will almost certainly require a longer buffer, spring etc.

 

[bfoosh006]

In order to change to a AR Rifle stock, you will need a rifle buffer tube, rifle spring and buffer and the stock w/ the retainer plate, sling loop, butt plate, and buttplate screws... if it is an A2 stock, you will need the spacer as well ( for the end of the buffer tube, shorter A1 stock doesn't need the spacer. )

Something like this... ( note available in OD green )

https://www.rockriverarms.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_id=296


DO NOT use the carbine length buffer and spring in a Rifle length stock.. it will ( the BCG ) beat the heck out of the end of the receiver from being allowed to go to far into the buffer tube.[


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[up2snuff]

I second the Magpul CTR stock. Better fit and has a lock that tightens it up. No rattle. Words good on my PA-10.


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[smee78]

Thanks everyone, I will check out the ones listed.