What is MFT minimalist stock?

What is MFT minimalist stock?

With multiple sling slots for single point mounting, a quick detach sling mounting point perfect for ambidextrous shooters, and an upper section that provides an enhanced cheek weld, the MFT BattleLink Minimalist Stock is the lightest stock of its kind on the market.

Is MFT minimalist stock adjustable?

Weight: 10.00 Ounces. All of the functional requirements are met while keeping the weight under 6 ounces. This stock adapts and changes to your environment or operational needs by utilizing custom accessory mounts and accepts a new optimized sling configuration.

What does MFT mean on AR 15?

MFT – Mission First Tactical.

Are MFT MAGS any good?

We also have a few MFT polymer magazines that go out with rental guns. And they’ve held up just as well as the PMAGs on the rental counter. The MFT polymer magazine doesn’t seem to be as thick walled as some of the other PMAG alternatives. But it’s constructed just as well as a PMAG and is just as reliable.

What does EPT mean ar15?

EPT = enhanced polished trigger.

Are MFT mags good?

Lastly, the grip texture on the MFT polymer magazine is just as good—maybe better—than the PMAG texture. The MFT polymer magazine has a stippled texture. It’s quite grippy. And they put the texture in just the right spot to be under your fingertips.

Are Hex MAGS any good?

Reviews & Ratings for Hexmag HX Ar-15 5.56×45 Magazine, Polymer Series 2. Works great, no feeding issues. Compared to the series 1, the series 2 feed lip design closely resembles a PMAG’s feed lips, that’s a good thing.

Are Hexmags as good as Pmags?

While the Hexmag has some unique features, the Pmag has more real-world data confirming its reliability. It also offers a slightly better grip design, stiffer spring, and options for more weapons systems. Pmag remains the king of polymer magazines, at least for now.

Is nitride better than phosphate?

A nitride exterior will protect the barrel longer than a phosphate exterior finish. However, a chrome-lined, or phosphate, barrel will hold up better to sustained fire than a nitride interior. Nitride has a slight edge in accuracy and price. However, phosphate coated/chrome lined barrels are more common.