G3 Steel Lowers $50, G3 Retractable Stocks $150

[The Great 308]

Some of you may have already seen this Centerfire systems has G3 steel lowers and retractable stocks on sale:

G3 lower
http://centerfiresystems.com/HK-1-001.aspx

G3 retractable stock
http://centerfiresystems.com/HKSTOCK-COL.aspx

[HKILLER]

good price on those stocks

[Buckshot]

Some of you may have already seen this Centerfire has G3 systems steel lowers and retractable stocks on sale:

G3 lower
http://centerfiresystems.com/HK-1-001.aspx

G3 retractable stock
http://centerfiresystems.com/HKSTOCK-COL.aspx

The retractable stock is what I just posted on, asking for advice on mounting on a Cetme. A number of the replies indicated it being metal, it would tear up my shoulder. I had already
ordered it, so it is on the way.
Updated:
It is here now and mounted if you want to see it go to: http://www.militaryfirearm.com/Forum/showthread.php?22516-Rcvd-amp-mounted-G3-HK91-collapsible-stock-on-my-Cetme

CWO U.S. Army (ret)

[drine]

The retractable stock is what I just posted on, asking for advice on mounting on a Cetme. A number of the replies indicated it being metal, it would tear up my shoulder. I had already
ordered it, so it is on the way.
They have called them "meat grinders" since I've been around here. I would still buy one just to have and try it myself but too many other things seem to take my spare cash in the gun hobby. They do look good and while not exactly "correct" on a CETME, if one wants a para look I would rather have it than an AR looking stock.
You can cover that metal with black tool dip or make/modify a pad to make it more comfortable to shoot. If and when I get one, that was my plan.

[holescreek]

The retractable stock is what I just posted on, asking for advice on mounting on a Cetme. A number of the replies indicated it being metal, it would tear up my shoulder. I had already
ordered it, so it is on the way.

Granted I don't shoot a lot, but I've never had mine hurt me. If your rifle is a heavy recoiling monster you might have a problem. All but one of my Cetmes are kittycats.

[The Great 308]

The retractable stock is what I just posted on, asking for advice on mounting on a Cetme. A number of the replies indicated it being metal, it would tear up my shoulder. I had already
ordered it, so it is on the way.

The stock is metal but the buttpad is rubber it is just hard and has a meat tenderizer pattern. The Bill Springfield buffer kit is supposed to be a big improvement and you could always make a custom soft rubber butt pad for it.

Here is a link to what the rubber butt pad looks like:

http://www.hkpro.com/forum/hk-long-gun-talk/

I wish someone would sell an after market soft buttpad without the meat tenderizer pattern it looks like they would be really easy to make.

[sdk1968]

nice to see the price on these come down a little! thanks for sharing this.

[jdowney]

I wish someone would sell an after market soft buttpad without the meat tenderizer pattern it looks like they would be really easy to make.

I've thought of making one of softer rubber. Easy to do, may yet get to that.... so many projects, so little time :biggrin:

[The Great 308]

I've thought of making one of softer rubber. Easy to do, may yet get to that.... so many projects, so little time :biggrin:

Please, oh pretty please!!!!!!