Stock with screw to reduce wobble?

[nheiny13]

I was looking around on the web the other day and I can across an AR15 stock that had a screw to reduce wobble, but I can't remember what it was. Can anybody help me out and point me in the right direction?

[photoracer]

Well the Magpul Fixed Carbine has a cross bolt that squeezes the area of the buffer tube together so it is locked solid. I use a couple of them and they work. Still prefer the lever locking of the Ergo F93 Pro on my 3-gun AR. But the Magpul is a lighter solution. Locks better than some lever lockers like the Safariland (Rogers) Super Stock.

[Ben Diss]

This? https://www.jprifles.com/1.5.1.7_small_tp.php

[StealthyBlagga]

The MagPul CTR was one of the first adjustable carbine stocks to address the wobble issue (with a friction lock, not a screw), and is still one of the best solutions. Robust, comfortable and lightweight. Their STR, ACS, and then UBR represent progressively heavier alternatives if you need to balance out a heavier barrel. All are easily adjustable and rock solid.

The Mission First Minimalist (ultra light) or Ergo F93 (heavy) are other reasonable rattle-free options, but not quite as good as the MagPuls IMHO.

[SubOrbital]

My MFT is the tightest stock I own - chalk it up to tolerance stacking. Magpul stocks with the friction lock work well, though as the above poster notes they can get heavy.

[Vespid_Wasp]

I use Magpul UBR stocks now. Adjustable, rock solid, and I really like them.

They are heavy but I find they balance out my rifles well.

[NateTSU]

I have a Magpull MOE and put a small piece of Velcro (the soft side not the hooks) inside the stock to put pressure on the buffer tube. It eliminated the slop and was a pretty cheap solution.

[Debob]

I use a Magpul UBR as well and love it, a little heavy but it is rock solid and balances my LWRC out well.