DIY How to add Paracord to your MFT Battlelink Stock

Published on March 16, 2015
Duration: 10:16

This guide details how to add a paracord wrap to a Mission First Tactical Battlelink Minimalist Stock, a popular modification for preventing snags and adding emergency cordage. The process involves setting a base cord, executing a Cobra Weave, and securely finishing the wrap. The video emphasizes firearm safety throughout the modification.

Quick Summary

Learn to add a paracord wrap to your Mission First Tactical Battlelink Minimalist Stock for improved functionality and aesthetics. This DIY guide covers preparation, base cord setup, Cobra Weave execution, and secure finishing, emphasizing firearm safety throughout the process.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to MFT Battlelink Stock
  2. 01:26Preparation and Tools
  3. 02:23Setting the Base Cord
  4. 03:30Executing the Cobra Weave
  5. 05:27Finishing and Securing
  6. 08:00Conclusion and Resources

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you add a paracord wrap to an MFT Battlelink stock?

Start by ensuring your firearm is clear. Then, thread the center of 6-8 feet of paracord through the top of the stock, creating a double-strand base near the buffer tube. Execute a Cobra Weave down the stock, tighten the knots with pliers, trim excess, and melt the ends to secure.

What are the benefits of adding paracord to a Battlelink stock?

Adding paracord to an MFT Battlelink stock helps prevent the stock's hook from snagging on gear. It also provides readily accessible emergency cordage and can enhance the firearm's aesthetics.

What tools are needed for a paracord stock wrap?

You will need approximately 6 to 8 feet of 550 paracord, a lighter for melting the ends, and pliers for tightening the knots. A spool tool can help with organization during the process.

Is the MFT Battlelink stock lighter than other popular stocks?

Yes, the Mission First Tactical Battlelink stock is significantly lighter than many competitors. It weighs 5.8 ounces, compared to the Magpul MOE stock, which weighs around 8 ounces.

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