Chisel Machining Mossberg 500 Series / Maverick Folding Locking Stock

BE SURE TO CHECK THE LEGALITY OF THIS FOLDING STOCK IN YOUR JURISDICTION. IT MAY NOT BE ALLOWED
FOR YOUR USE/LOCATION. ALL NFA RULES APPLY. FOLLOW THE LAW. 

CNC’d 6061 solid billet-aluminum FOLDING stock for the Mossberg 500 Series Shotguns.

Adjustable Length-Of-Pull in 1/4″ increments from ~11.5″ (with optional 1/2″ Kick-Eez Cheek Pad) to ~14″
Adjustable Cheek-Pad Height
Adjustable Recoil-Pad Height

IT FOLDS!  And it’s BAD ASS.  Not just “fireable” from the folded position, you can RUN it!

The stock does NOT lock in the folded position.  We would never want to restrict the stock being extended to the preferred firing position. The folding ability is for compact storage and transport.

Did we mention it comes standard with BUILT-IN RMR MOUNTING PLATE!? Built-in design with “near eye-relief” to guarantee quick dot alignment and large field-of-view

What’s Included: (everything you need)

NEW –  Chisel Machining 7075 Push-button LOCKING / FOLDING knuckle.  LOCKS in the extended position.
RMR Mounting Plate
Kick-Eez Recoil and Cheek Pad
B5 AR Grip
6 Potential QD Mounting Points
1 GrovTec Steel QD Cup (can be moved to any of the 6 locations)
And last but not least, a great relationship with an American, veteran-owned company.

Stocks can be set up for RIGHT or LEFT handers (ambidextrous)

Note:  The previous folding knuckle by Midwest Industries was NOT a locking knuckle.  To prevent potential damage to the shotgun, it is intentionally designed to collapse if an excess side load is achieved.  If you put an excessive side load on the stock (whether not using a proper push-pull technique or rapid succession fire), you CAN collapse the stock.  This is NOT an issue on the current design and knuckle.

Fitment: This is a quick swap with all mounting hardware included.  Installation should take just a few minutes, using simple hex-bit tools.

Known Potential Fitment Issues: While not a “fitment” issue, let’s talk about the elephant in the room.  The stock safety switch SUCKS for manipulating it with a pistol grip.  We know why they put it there, but we also know why no one else does.  There are larger switches out there, and even some that kick the switch off to the side.  We do not have a recommendation on which one to go with.  Speak with the experts at Vang Comp or Sentinal Concepts for their advice.

Also, when folded, the recoil pad does make contact with the receiver of the gun.  If you bought a safe-queen instead of a shotgun, and don’t want a potential mark on the side of your receiver, do not buy the folding stock.