Product Spotlight: A3 Tactical 1913 Stocks

Hi, Caleb with Brownells here! In today's video, we're going to be showcasing the new stocks from A3 Tactical. I'll be unboxing them, laying them out, and then showing you how to install them on your firearm.

If you're here just to see the installation process, feel free to skip ahead in the video. Let's jump right into it!

Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction
0:30 - Unboxing the Stocks
1:00 - A3 Tactical Skele Stock
1:30 - Comparing Stock Lengths
2:00 - Aluminum vs. Polymer Stocks
2:30 - Modular Stock Overview
5:00 - Hardware
6:00 - INSTALLATION
9:50 - Installed overview
11:00 - Sling Stud Installation
12:45 - Close

Introduction:
-Introducing the new A3 Tactical stocks for 1913-style interfaces.
Mentioning the BRN-180 as an example firearm for the installation.

Unboxing the Stocks:
-Laying out various stock models including the Skele Stock, Triangular Stock, and Modular Stock.
Highlighting the different lengths and materials (aluminum and polymer).

Stock Comparisons:
-Discussing the differences between the aluminum and polymer versions.
Mentioning the weight differences and why you might choose one over the other.

Modular Stock Details:
-Explaining the modular design and the various butt pads available.
Showing how to customize the stock to your preference.

Preparing for Installation:
-Ensuring the firearm is unloaded.
Gathering necessary tools: a slotted screwdriver, Fixit sticks, and the provided Allen wrench.

Installing the Stock:
-Step-by-step instructions on how to install the new stock.
Demonstrating the alignment and tightening process.

Testing the Stock:
-Verifying the installation by testing the stock's functionality.
Ensuring the stock is securely attached and operates smoothly.

Adding a QD Sling Swivel:
-Instructions on how to add a QD sling swivel to the stock.
Tips for left-handed shooters and positioning the sling swivel.

Conclusion:
-Summarizing the benefits of the A3 Tactical stocks.

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