Century Arms C39V2 7.62x39mm Blue/Black Pistol

A: Sweet and short answer is No

A: This is awesome enough, that it shouldn't spend too much time in a case anyway.

A: I searched the UPC and various other sellers for this information and found none that include the Bulldog case. So while you can hope they do, I wouldn't expect one.

A: I searched other sites using this UPC for information and found nothing about a Bulldog case.

A: It is possible with some major milling work urban. The receiver is closed and would have to be opened up to even accept a stock. The rear trunion that comes on a this pistol is questionable strength wise as it's configured for no stock . The trouble is that it also does not come with the attachment point for a stock. You have to replace it, which involves some cutting and welding. It would be less expensive to purchase an AK pistol with a brace to convert to sbr or purchase an sbr outright.

A: Hi Urban, Yes it could be done but it would take alot of work. Like James stated The receiver is closed and would have to be opened up to even accept a stock. The rear trunion that comes on a this pistol is questionable strength wise as it's configured for no stock . The trouble is that it also does not come with the attachment point for a stock. You have to replace it, which involves some cutting and welding. It would be less expensive to purchase an AK pistol with a brace to convert to sbr or purchase an sbr outright.

A: Yes it could be done but it would take alot of work. Like James stated The receiver is closed and would have to be opened up to even accept a stock. The rear trunion that comes on a this pistol is questionable strength wise as it's configured for no stock . The trouble is that it also does not come with the attachment point for a stock. You have to replace it, which involves some cutting and welding. It would be less expensive to purchase an AK pistol with a brace to convert to sbr or purchase an sbr outright.

A: It is possible with some machine work James. This will be due to the rear of the action being enclosed " same as an under folder rifle" and needing to be opened up and a mount bracket attached for the stock whether brace, regular stock or folding stock.

A: Hi James, it could be done. It would need some gunsmithing work. Not too much though.

A: It is possible with some machine work James. This will be due to the rear of the action being enclosed " same as an under folder rifle" and needing to be opened up and a mount bracket attached for the stock whether brace, regular stock or folding stock.

A: Mark, yes it does. This rifle features a Side Mount Scope Rail for Optics that offers you a return to zero capability!

A: Mark, This firearm has a side mounted optic rail that is common on this platform.

A: Sidavin, this particular Pistol come s with the "Magpul MOE Furniture Black" which is Polymer.

A: Paul, Yes you can put a brace on if you use an adapter attaching to the rear of your receiver through the OEM sling hole. Parts include our rear Flat mount, AR Buffer tube threaded cap, SB Tactical SBA3, mil spec buffer tube, castle nut and all hardware. Haven't seen one here, but at U.S. MachineGun, AtlanticFirearms, and CenturyArms. $250 to$350

A: Paul, I would say one of the easiest to install is probably the SB Tactical brace as it just uses the existing pistol grip screw to clamp down the stock to the receiver. https://www.sb-tactical.com/product/sob47/ The Blade stabilizer and other options usually rely on an AR-type buffer tube which you could use but it would require finding an adapter compatible with the C39. Century Arms also sells a model with a blade stabilizer installed already, the additional price is not much more after considering the price of a brace purchased separately. If you're interested: https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/56140/ras+c39v2+w%2fblade+762x39+105%22

A: Paul, yes Sir you can as pictured here (SB Tactical SBA3, mil spec buffer tube, castle nut and all hardware) : https://www.google.com/search?q=century+c39v2+7.62x39+10.6+pistol+with+brace&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjbkPCEmMXiAhUyo1kKHa8WBKcQ_AUIDygC&biw=1280&bih=596#imgdii=wMY92Tc1sKp7gM:&imgrc=q5k-r_K9vSnboM:

A: Yes There is