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How to convert Magpul MOE adjustable-stock to "featureless" tool-adjust fixed stock. Free. No drill.

This video shows 2 ways to convert your adjustable, Magpul MOE stock to a fixed stock (for "featureless" builds) for free without drilling or marring the MOE stock. The converted stock can then be length-adjusted through the use of a tool. Method 1 Items needed: A small (preferably black) screw, app 1/4" long by x 1/16" diameter (as measured between the outside edges of the threads). A small screwdriver for that screw. Method 2 Items needed: 3/32" roll pin punch 3/16" roll pin punch (or perhaps a 3/16" diameter pin or bolt). Hammer Pliers 6d (~11.5-gauge, .096" diameter) nail app. 1-2" long. Or similar. It can't be too thick or else the roll pin won't reinsert into the stock through slot in the adjustment-pin. Small, thin, ~18-gauge (0.04" diameter) nail, app. 1" long. It can't be too thick or else the roll-pin won't reinsert into the stock through slot in the adjustment-pin. A paper clip won't work because it's too easily bendable to retain the spring. ~3/4" -1.5" piece of scrap wood or plastic, or maybe a book. Towel, cloth, or pad (optionally to prevent marring of MOE stock, and/or table surface).

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