Extremely positive and strong locking mechanism
Enables quick deployment
Mounts directly to 1913 picatinny rails using an M5 screw and locking plate
Equipped with two QD sling points
Can fold to a single side without reconfiguring the hinge or button
Adds 8.66 inches (219.9mm) to the overall weapon length in the operating position
Adds 0.8 inches (20.3mm) to the overall weapon length when folded
Compatible with the FSA cheek riser

Features

Introducing the stock single folder, a robust evolution of our popular Strike FSA dual modular folding arm system. While retaining the same durable arm and stock end piece as its predecessor, the Stock Single Folder features a reinforced steel hinge for exceptional strength and reliability. The fit is snug with minimal play in both extended and folded positions. Unlike the dual folder, this version folds to a single side effortlessly at any time without requiring reconfiguration or button operation. Users familiar with our dual folder will find seamless muscle memory when folding left, simply lift the arm upward and fold. The strengthened hinge design ensures durability even during forceful deployment from the folded position, safeguarding against hinge damage. Enhance your setup further with our adjustable FSA cheek riser for added comfort and precision while shooting with the stock single folder. Elevate your shooting experience with Strike Industries' latest innovation in folding arm technology.

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