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5/2/2011 11:38:26 PM EDT
Ok i tried to find this topic throughout the whole website but i'm getting ready to order all my parts in at bravo company you know my troy flip up sight my magpul handguard the magazines.... But then comes the conflict i see the moe stock and the ctr magpul stock and a 40$ difference well i just wanted everyone opinions on if i should spend the extra 40 on the ctr or go with the moe if there is a big difference in the two or not
5/2/2011 11:46:47 PM EDT
[#1]
Exactly the same thing except that the MOE has the normal "slop" of most adjustable stocks, and the CTR locks up solid as if it were a part of the tube.

Is it $40 better? - no.

But I still have one.
5/2/2011 11:51:11 PM EDT
[#2]
haha it has the slop of the other stocks... cause i'm gonan put this on my armalite m15a4 and i'm getting rid of the standard six position and upgrading the stock but am debating which one to get ;)
5/2/2011 11:56:54 PM EDT
[#3]
Then spend the $40. If you are going from a standard model, you aren't gaining much with the MOE aside from looks. Atleast the CTR has the added benefit of feeling solid and if I recall the MOE doesn't have QD sockets for sling mounts where the CTR does (don't quote me on this, I don't own one).
5/3/2011 12:01:44 AM EDT
[#4]
Ya i have the six position and i was debating between just getting the moe or the ctr when i placed my order because they both look sweet but i didn't know if the extra 40 was worth it or not
5/3/2011 12:45:05 AM EDT
[#5]
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Then spend the $40. If you are going from a standard model, you aren't gaining much with the MOE aside from looks. Atleast the CTR has the added benefit of feeling solid and if I recall the MOE doesn't have QD sockets for sling mounts where the CTR does (don't quote me on this, I don't own one).


I have the MOE stock... they dont have the mounts
5/3/2011 2:59:41 AM EDT
[#6]
The only difference is that the MOE stock doesn't have the friction lock or the QD socket like the CRT does.  I have both and they both serve there purpose.  CRT is probably the way to go if you want to go with the tacticool look and features.
5/3/2011 6:33:10 AM EDT
[#7]
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The only difference is that the MOE stock doesn't have the friction lock or the QD socket like the CRT does.  I have both and they both serve there purpose.  CRT is probably the way to go if you want to go with the tacticool look and features.


I was going to go with the MOE as the friction lock didn't mean much to me.  Then I realized that I would need to spend another $35 on a sling mount for the MOE stock and all of the sudden the decision was made for me.  I have been buying CTR's.
5/3/2011 7:31:13 AM EDT
[#8]
My 3 MOE's do not have "slop"  It's so little movement you don't know it when firing.
Is $40 worth  no "slop" & a QD swivel mount?
Only differences.

Then I realized that I would need to spend another $35 on a sling mount for the MOE stock

Why? My slings mount to the sling loop built into the stock?
5/3/2011 9:21:04 AM EDT
[#9]
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Then spend the $40. If you are going from a standard model, you aren't gaining much with the MOE aside from looks. Atleast the CTR has the added benefit of feeling solid and if I recall the MOE doesn't have QD sockets for sling mounts where the CTR does (don't quote me on this, I don't own one).


I have the MOE stock... they dont have the mounts

Right now the MOE stock doesn't have the QD sling mount but not for long, Impact Weapons Components will soon maybe in about 20 days will have QD rotation limited sling MOUNT-N-SLOT for the MOE, more info on their site in May 5th.

I've got both CTR and MOE stocks, for my MOE I didn't need a QD sling mount because I'm using a single point sling mounted on my DD burnsed receiver end plate, also my MOE fits pretty snug on my BCM buffer tube with only a tiny slow movement (YMMV) but no movement at all in the firing position.

The great thing about the soon to be released IWC rotation limited QD sling mount for the MOE is if I ever change my sling to a 2 point I could just get that QD mount, also the limited rotation feature prevents the sling from twisting and tangling.


IWC QD Rotation Limited Sling MOUNT-N-SLOT for Buttstock (SOON TO BE RELEASED) - link


5/3/2011 9:46:49 AM EDT
[#10]
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Why? My slings mount to the sling loop built into the stock?


To get QD features and have the sling mounted in a better position with no twisting for two point slings (front to rear v. out to the side).
5/3/2011 9:48:47 AM EDT
[#11]
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Then spend the $40. If you are going from a standard model, you aren't gaining much with the MOE aside from looks. Atleast the CTR has the added benefit of feeling solid and if I recall the MOE doesn't have QD sockets for sling mounts where the CTR does (don't quote me on this, I don't own one).


I have the MOE stock... they dont have the mounts

Right now the MOE stock doesn't have the QD sling mount but not for long, Impact Weapons Components will soon maybe in about 20 days will have QD rotation limited sling MOUNT-N-SLOT for the MOE, more info on their site in May 5th.

I've got both CTR and MOE stocks, for my MOE I didn't need a QD sling mount because I'm using a single point sling mounted on my DD burnsed receiver end plate, also my MOE fits pretty snug on my BCM buffer tube with only a tiny slow movement (YMMV) but no movement at all in the firing position.

The great thing about the soon to be released IWC rotation limited QD sling mount for the MOE is if I ever change my sling to a 2 point I could just get that QD mount, also the limited rotation feature prevents the sling from twisting and tangling.


IWC QD Rotation Limited Sling MOUNT-N-SLOT for Buttstock (SOON TO BE RELEASED) - link




If you buy an MOE and add the MOUNT-N-SLOT that would work too, but you've just spent more money than on the original CTR stock.  

If you plan to run a single point sling I can see no downside to the MOE.  Like I said before, the sling mount sold it for me.

Corey

5/3/2011 10:36:59 AM EDT
[#12]
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Then spend the $40. If you are going from a standard model, you aren't gaining much with the MOE aside from looks. Atleast the CTR has the added benefit of feeling solid and if I recall the MOE doesn't have QD sockets for sling mounts where the CTR does (don't quote me on this, I don't own one).


I have the MOE stock... they dont have the mounts

Right now the MOE stock doesn't have the QD sling mount but not for long, Impact Weapons Components will soon maybe in about 20 days will have QD rotation limited sling MOUNT-N-SLOT for the MOE, more info on their site in May 5th.

I've got both CTR and MOE stocks, for my MOE I didn't need a QD sling mount because I'm using a single point sling mounted on my DD burnsed receiver end plate, also my MOE fits pretty snug on my BCM buffer tube with only a tiny slow movement (YMMV) but no movement at all in the firing position.

The great thing about the soon to be released IWC rotation limited QD sling mount for the MOE is if I ever change my sling to a 2 point I could just get that QD mount, also the limited rotation feature prevents the sling from twisting and tangling.


IWC QD Rotation Limited Sling MOUNT-N-SLOT for Buttstock (SOON TO BE RELEASED) - link




If you buy an MOE and add the MOUNT-N-SLOT that would work too, but you've just spent more money than on the original CTR stock.  

I disagree with your statement that buying the IWC QD mount would be more money than a CTR, if we just figure the suggested retail prices adding the noted QD mount, it would be about $7 cheaper than a CTR.

Another cheaper way to go with the MOE with a QD sling mount is using a Noveske QD sling mount end plate that would be about $13 less than a CTR.

Some guys don't like the friction lock of the CTR, but some of them would like a QD sling mount, pretty soon they'll have a choice which QD sling mount they want which is a good thing, more choices is better.


5/3/2011 10:49:24 AM EDT
[#13]
Very little slop in my MOE stock as well . No QD sling Mounts as said though either.
5/3/2011 11:57:45 AM EDT
[#14]
I have 2 MOE (MILSPEC) and 2 MOE (Commercial).... and I have 2 CTR (MILSPEC).  Only the MOE commercial have any "slop", the milspec ones do not.  YMMV.
5/3/2011 12:00:51 PM EDT
[#15]
I prefer the CTR.
5/3/2011 7:08:28 PM EDT
[#16]
i just ordered the ctr from bravo company along with my magpul handguard 2 pmags and my troy flip up sight christmas came early
5/3/2011 8:22:07 PM EDT
[#17]
2 MOE stocks on true Milspec receiver extensions and I have no slop,the friction lock offers no benefit to me
5/3/2011 10:00:53 PM EDT
[#18]
Depends on your preferences; my MOE is on a Milspec tube.  It has very little slop, I don't use the stock QD point, prefer an endplate QD mount...and got it from the start (not as an upgrade from a standard).  It does lock up tighter, have better cheek weld and butt pad, than standard (plus choice of colors).
5/3/2011 10:19:31 PM EDT
[#19]
Very little slop with the MOE.
NO slop with the CTR.
5/4/2011 5:18:30 AM EDT
[#20]
If you are only needing 1 stock for 1 gun, I don't see the big deal in getting the CTR.
It's only $40 and the stock does feel better to me with the lock on.
I know the old arguement about that money could be spent elsewhere, however I say get the best
offered now and you will have no regret in the future for having a product you are not happy with.
Get the CTR.
5/4/2011 6:17:02 AM EDT
[#21]
Don't get either, save your money and get the ACS
5/4/2011 6:25:05 AM EDT
[#22]
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Then spend the $40. If you are going from a standard model, you aren't gaining much with the MOE aside from looks. Atleast the CTR has the added benefit of feeling solid and if I recall the MOE doesn't have QD sockets for sling mounts where the CTR does (don't quote me on this, I don't own one).


I have the MOE stock... they dont have the mounts

Right now the MOE stock doesn't have the QD sling mount but not for long, Impact Weapons Components will soon maybe in about 20 days will have QD rotation limited sling MOUNT-N-SLOT for the MOE, more info on their site in May 5th.

I've got both CTR and MOE stocks, for my MOE I didn't need a QD sling mount because I'm using a single point sling mounted on my DD burnsed receiver end plate, also my MOE fits pretty snug on my BCM buffer tube with only a tiny slow movement (YMMV) but no movement at all in the firing position.

The great thing about the soon to be released IWC rotation limited QD sling mount for the MOE is if I ever change my sling to a 2 point I could just get that QD mount, also the limited rotation feature prevents the sling from twisting and tangling.


IWC QD Rotation Limited Sling MOUNT-N-SLOT for Buttstock (SOON TO BE RELEASED) - link




If you buy an MOE and add the MOUNT-N-SLOT that would work too, but you've just spent more money than on the original CTR stock.  

I disagree with your statement that buying the IWC QD mount would be more money than a CTR, if we just figure the suggested retail prices adding the noted QD mount, it would be about $7 cheaper than a CTR.

Another cheaper way to go with the MOE with a QD sling mount is using a Noveske QD sling mount end plate that would be about $13 less than a CTR.

Some guys don't like the friction lock of the CTR, but some of them would like a QD sling mount, pretty soon they'll have a choice which QD sling mount they want which is a good thing, more choices is better.



Good accessory if your rifle comes with the MOE. I'd just spend the extra on the CTR if I didn't already have a MOE
5/5/2011 5:05:39 PM EDT
[#23]
MOE.  On a good rec ext tube, MOE has minimal flex.  None that you should notice unless looking for it.


If you are going to spend more than what the MOE costs, just step up to something really good like LMT SOPMOD.
5/5/2011 5:09:31 PM EDT
[#24]
The CTR has the friction lock and the built-in QD swivel pot.

The MOE doesn't.

If those two features are important to you (they are to me, particularly the swivel pot) then get the CTR, otherwise save 40 clams and get the MOE.
5/5/2011 5:19:44 PM EDT
[#25]
The MOE/CTR are pretty flexible for most applications that I could think of, but I'm curious to know why nobody is asking if the MOE/CTR are the right stocks to be looking at in the first place....  If OP is putting this on an A4, Mk12, SPR, etc, we are going to feel a bit silly.

OP.  What is your setup?  If you have a front-heavy rifle, either the MOE or CTR are not the best choice.  These are best on lightweight and really short guns.  I learned that the hard way.  

How do you shoot?  what do you have on it already?  Plans?
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