Ask the Community
Get answers from fellow firearm enthusiasts and share your knowledge with the community.
It has a round buffer tube which is missing the notches for normal AR15 stocks. So you would require a new buffer tube after which pretty much any stock should work. However, you would also need to file a Form 1 and get a tax stamp for the SBR created by adding a stock.
Hi Mark and welcome. Yes but, an actual stock would require NFA registration (as an SBR) and $200 Tax Stamp. You would simply replace the rounded buffer tube with a slotted buffer tube: https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/128083/aero+precision+aprh100136c+buffer+tube+carbine+mil-spec+ar-15+ar-10+black+7075+t6+aluminum ---------------- Then you could add any AR Stock, example: https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/7067/hogue+ar15kit+fg+milspec -------- Cheers and stay safe!
If you change it out with a stock it becomes a SBR. But it can be done with a $200 tax stamp and the stock of your choosing.
Sure can If you're in a "2A Free State" and don't mind the NFA registration & $200 mandatory tax stamp, sure!! A stock would Classify it as an SBR (Short barreled rifle)
