[ThumperMX113]

I've got a RRA Entry Tactical. I just want to make sure that it's the commercial buffer tube, correct? I'd like to place an order tonight for a Magpul CTR.

 

[CrAz3D]

You got your AR huh?
Damn it.

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Curiosity: Why RRA over others?

 

[spoolup]

Factory built RRAs have been commerical in the past, however if you bought a rra built by someone else (usually advertised on the guns sites as "RRA or DPMS build ARs" then it can have what ever they had laying around. If in doubt, just measure. Eitherway, congrats on the purchase

 

[speedtrucker]

yes, make sure you have the commercial tube before you order your magpul.

http://www.magpul.com/pdfs/technotes/ctr/buffertubeid.pdf

print that out and and test.

btw, what is a Magpul cRT? CTR

 

[ThumperMX113]

I bought it directly from my local dealer who ordered it directly from RRA.

Curiosity: Why RRA over others?

Just shot one at the range, liked it, listen to the Kool-Aid from someone who works for the DEA and decided for it.

 

[ThumperMX113]

How do you remove the stock? I'm having a brain fart right now.

 

[spoolup]

The little lever thing that you push to adjust, instead of pushing, grab it and pull, then slip to off.

 

[ThumperMX113]

Alright, thanks. I'm pretty positive it's the commercial.

 

[mvician]

Factory RRA receiver extensions are commercial size.

 

[ThumperMX113]

Well, I ordered my CTR stock last night and Troy Battle Sights front & rear.

Factory RRA receiver extensions are commercial size.

... for the second time, right !? :lol:

 

[ORD]

RRA stuff is commercial diameter. In the future...if you have a set of calipers or even a ruler...the commercial diameter tubes are a larger 1.170" from the outside edge to outside edge, while the mil-spec tubes are only 1.146".

You will love the CTR!! Great stock!!