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6/19/2026 11:19:17 AM EDT
I was looking around for a CS stock but they’re not common down here.   They were the standard on the C7 up there for awhile before being surplused.

Are they fairly common to find up there? I checked at Marstar but they don’t have them.

warm regards from the south side of Lake Ontario!
6/20/2026 9:44:47 AM EDT
[#1]
It's been a minute since the gov't issued me a c7. Where was the stamp on the stock?
To say that you are on thin ice would be a vastly optimistic view of your current situation. The ice has melted. You are being supported by the surface tension of water.
6/20/2026 11:03:24 PM EDT
[Last Edit: SteelonSteel][Edited] [#2]
Rt side towards the charging handle.

I love the fact the British base systems had flexibility in stock length.  My No 4 mk1 has a S stock, as does my  second Clone L1a1, my first L1a1 has the so called extra short “arctic” stock.

I guess they actually stocked both up there, the CS marked one that was our old A1 length and the standard A2 length that was 5/8” longer.
6/23/2026 1:49:12 PM EDT
[#3]
I remembered last night that I had a stock. I was planning on building an sp1 clone but never did.
I just dug it out and it has the cs on it.




I flipped it over to look at the other side and..



I don't even remember where I got it.

You may have luck on Canadiangunnutz.
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/forums/

To say that you are on thin ice would be a vastly optimistic view of your current situation. The ice has melted. You are being supported by the surface tension of water.
6/23/2026 10:46:08 PM EDT
[Last Edit: SteelonSteel][Edited] [#4]
lol, the perfect AR to bring to the Ice Shanty!  Sorry the only time I played cribbage was while waiting for flags pike fishing.

Thanks for the suggestion.  I signed up over there and spent the last hour perusing the reloading forum.
6/24/2026 5:33:01 PM EDT
[#5]
your welcome. If there are any available someone there will know.
To say that you are on thin ice would be a vastly optimistic view of your current situation. The ice has melted. You are being supported by the surface tension of water.

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