Ruger® LC Carbine™ Stock Adjustments Tech Tips

Published on September 21, 2022
Duration: 4:57

This guide details how to adjust the length of pull and fold the stock on a Ruger LC Carbine. It also provides step-by-step instructions for reversing the folding direction of the stock hinge, allowing for ambidextrous folding. The process involves using the included Allen wrench and basic tools to disassemble and reassemble the stock components.

Quick Summary

The Ruger LC Carbine stock is adjustable for length of pull by pressing a pad and moving it to detent positions. It also features a reversible folding mechanism. To reverse the fold, disassemble the hinge using the included Allen wrench, reassemble it with the plate on the opposite side, and then reattach the stock.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Ruger LC Carbine Stock
  2. 00:32Adjusting Length of Pull
  3. 00:41Folding the Stock
  4. 00:50Reversing Stock Folding Direction
  5. 01:14Disassembling the Stock Section
  6. 01:25Removing the Cheek Pad
  7. 01:34Accessing Hinge Screws
  8. 01:51Removing the Hinge Plate and Hinge
  9. 02:01Reassembling with Reversed Hinge
  10. 02:17Aftermarket Stock Compatibility
  11. 02:40Reinstalling the Ruger Stock
  12. 02:51Final Demonstration of Reversed Fold

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you adjust the length of pull on a Ruger LC Carbine stock?

To adjust the length of pull on the Ruger LC Carbine stock, locate the pad on the stock. Push this pad and then move the stock to one of the available detent positions to achieve your desired length of pull.

Can the Ruger LC Carbine stock fold to either side?

Yes, the Ruger LC Carbine stock is reversible. By disassembling the hinge mechanism and reassembling it with the plate on the opposite side, you can change the direction in which the stock folds.

What tools are needed to adjust or reverse the Ruger LC Carbine stock?

For adjusting and reversing the Ruger LC Carbine stock, you will primarily need the included Allen wrench. A socket driver or an empty cartridge case can also be helpful for certain steps, particularly during disassembly and reassembly.

Is the Ruger LC Carbine stock compatible with aftermarket AR-style stocks?

Yes, the receiver extension of the Ruger LC Carbine stock is designed to be compatible with most aftermarket AR-type stocks. This allows for greater customization and the potential to achieve different lengths of pull or stock styles.

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