LAW Tactical Folding Stock Adapter Installation

Published on May 22, 2017
Duration: 8:42

This guide details the installation of the LAW Tactical Gen 3-M Folding Stock Adapter on AR-type firearms. It covers disassembly, housing installation with proper torque indication using a specialized tool, reassembly of the folding mechanism, and final securing of the receiver extension and castle nut. The process requires specific armorer tools for correct torque and stability.

Quick Summary

The LAW Tactical Gen 3-M Folding Stock Adapter installation requires specific tools like a 9/64th wrench, buffer retainer, Law Tactical flange tool, and armorer's wrench. Proper torque is achieved when the flange tool slightly bends. The adapter is compatible with AR-type firearms from 5.56 to .308 caliber and includes a final set screw for secure locking.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Tools
  2. 01:07Adapter Disassembly
  3. 02:05Housing Installation
  4. 03:48Reassembling the Hinge
  5. 05:25Receiver Extension Installation
  6. 06:48Final Tightening and Completion

Frequently Asked Questions

What tools are needed to install the LAW Tactical Gen 3-M Folding Stock Adapter?

You'll need a 9/64th wrench, a standard buffer retainer and spring, the specialized Law Tactical flange tool for torque, an armorer's wrench, and optionally a Geissele receiver extension block for stability during castle nut tightening.

How do I ensure the LAW Tactical adapter is torqued correctly?

The video demonstrates using the specialized Law Tactical flange tool. Proper torque is achieved when the tool begins to slightly bend, indicating sufficient force has been applied to the internal nut without over-stressing the components.

Can I install the LAW Tactical adapter on any AR-type firearm?

Yes, the LAW Tactical Gen 3-M Folding Adapter is designed for compatibility with AR-type rifles, carbines, and pistols, supporting calibers from 5.56mm up to .308 Winchester.

What is the purpose of the final set screw on the LAW Tactical adapter?

The final set screw, located on the side of the adapter, serves to lock the entire assembly in place after the castle nut is tightened. This prevents loosening during recoil and ensures the adapter remains securely attached.

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