B&T MBT Stock Fixed BLACK, for APC223/300/308

Available directly from stock. Please pay attention to the respective delivery time indication.

The B&T MBT stock is a modular stock for various weapon platforms. Made from high-strength polymer with an adapter piece for the respective weapon made of aluminum. Usable for both right- and left-handed shooters, the stock can be adjusted in length in 8 stages and offers a cheek rest that can be adjusted in height in 3 stages. Available as a fixed stock or folding stock - the variants do not differ visually, but in the fixed stock variant, the folding mechanism is unusable. The fixed stock is recommended for all weapons that would be shorter than 60cm with the stock folded and thus lose their long gun characteristics under German law.

The variant for the APC223, APC300 & APC308 features a hydraulic buffer for outstanding shooting behavior. The stock fits all versions of these weapons, whether "Pro" or the original variant. It is therefore excellent for replacing the short skeleton stock of the old generations with a long stock for a proper sporting stance.

Please note:
The APC223, APC300 & APC308 use the same stock and the same hydraulic buffer. The APC9/40/10/45 uses a different hydraulic buffer, so this variant is NOT suitable for the PCC platform.

Product details:

B&T MBT stock

for APC223, APC300, APC308
whether "Pro" or old generation

available as a fixed stock or folding stock
length adjustment: 8 positions
cheek rest: 3 positions
QD mounts on both sides

made of steel

Material

stock body: polymer
adapter piece: aluminum

Folding stock:

folds to the right
3.5° inclination downwards when folded
locks in the folded position

Weight: approx. 540g

The Swiss company B&T AG (formerly Brügger & Thomet) has been in existence since 1991. Originally known for its silencers, B&T also develops suitable mounts, handguards, and grips for various weapon systems due to requests from authorities and the military. The high quality and robustness of their products have found worldwide acceptance, leading to the development of their own weapon systems. The reliable self-loading rifles, which initially served for official use, are now also available for the civilian market.