During our recent interview with Nick at Reptilia, we learned that a new stock would soon be on the way. Today, we got our first look at the new stock, as well as some concrete information about it. Designed at the request of a military end user, the RECC·E Stock features a constant cheek weld, ambidextrous QD sling attachment points, rubber buttpad, and a modular design that allows usage of a standard AR15 carbine buffer system, or A5/SR25 carbine buffer system by replacing the receiver extension (buffer tube) and forward portion of the stock.
Introducing the RECC·E™ Carbine Stock by Reptilia®! After more than two years of development and testing, Reptilia is proud to announce the RECC·E Stock for AR15/M16 and AR10/SR25 pattern rifles. Weighing only 12.0 ounces including the proprietary AR15-length receiver extension, the RECC·E stock is the ideal lightweight solution for the entire spectrum of AR-pattern guns from compact to precision.
Initial runs of AR15-length RECC·E Stocks will be limited to our OEM partners and available exclusively through RSR Group for dealers. We will be selling some direct so join the waitlist now to be the first to know when it is available to purchase! Includes our proprietary carbine length receiver extension “buffer tube” and all mounting hardware.
• Receiver Extension: 7075-T6 Aluminum, • Type III Milspec Anodized Finish • Materials: Impact Modified Glass-Filled Nylon Polymer, 7075 Type III anodized aluminum, Nitrided alloy steel hardware • Weight (AR15/M16): 12.0 oz. • Weight (AR10/SR25): 12.7 oz. • Length of Pull (AR15/M16): 10.8 in. – 14.2 in. • MADE IN USA
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