PDW stock... why?

[uncle money bags]

There is a time and place where a PDW stock is beneficial despite it's shortcomings. If you have to ask, then you don't have that need. It's actually pretty apparent what the purpose is. For most people it's strictly the CDI factor, I suspect.

That came off more dickish than I intended. It's purpose is maximum compactness at the expense of useability for everything beyond cqb, unless crappy cheek welds are your thing.

 

[Shootin 4 Fun]

The purpose of some guns is to just be fun. Fun to build, fun to shoot, fun to share with your buddies, fun to just show off. I may end up making that lower f/a just for fun.

 

[uncle money bags]

Well, that is true S4F, and is kind of what I meant by the CDI factor comment.

 

[Hump66]

I want one for my AAC Honey Badger-ish 300 blk build that I'll probably never get around to starting...

 

[Norman]

Probably, but at close range with quality red dot sights, cheek weld is something some might be willing to sacrifice for reduced length and increased maneuverability.

Bingo. The cheek weld isn't terrible, it's just different. It's somewhat similar to the MP5 collapsible stock.

 

[Mad Professor]

i want one for my aac honey badger-ish 300 blk build that i'll probably never get around to starting...

exactly!

 

[Shodown]

Bingo. The cheek weld isn't terrible, it's just different. It's somewhat similar to the MP5 collapsible stock.

Agreed. Its also similar to an AK underfolder which many people prefer over the classic wooden stock.