Ace Skeleton stock

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Midwayusa has Ace Skeleton stocks on sale for $64.99, that $25 off their normal price. I got mine ordered! The stock shipped first class mail was $70.41...
 
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Originally Posted By: MPFDMidwayusa has Ace Skeleton stocks on sale for $64.99, that $25 off their normal price. I got mine ordered! The stock shipped first class mail was $70.41...

Do I need a new buffer tube and spring to put on my RRA coyote carbine? It has a RRA operator A2 on it now.
Thanks
 
buckskull, I don't know anything about the rra operator a2 but if it uses a standard full size A2 buffer tube then you should be fine if not then you will need to order that as well.


I just ordered the kit from model 1 just to be sure I had all the parts but mine was for a new build so I needed everything anyways
 
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Originally Posted By: buckskullDo I need a new buffer tube and spring to put on my RRA coyote carbine? It has a RRA operator A2 on it now.
Thanks

If your operator stock is a non-collapsible model, you can use your existing buffer tube.
 
Originally Posted By: buckskullThanks guys, I ordered one.
Any tricks to changing it out?

Don't do it. I ditched my ace skeleton and got the rra operator. Like it much better.
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Originally Posted By: LeviSSI really like mine. You're not gonna get much lighter than it.

I like mine also, light, strong, quiet, easy to grasp and coon finger the rifle, and warm on the cheek in the winter months.
 
^^What he said. They aint the greatest off the bench/rear bag but they sure do hunt well off sticks! I have a few.

The only trick to getting them on is getting the foam on the buffer tube. I use a dab of CLP or Friction Defense and some guys use a bit of water/dish soap. You'll see what I mean when you get it. I'm sure some rem oil or WD-40 would work too. You just need some sparse lube to slide that foam on with ease.
 
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