{"id":8939,"date":"2014-05-09T17:04:31","date_gmt":"2014-05-09T17:04:31","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/ramworks.net\/blog\/?p=8939"},"modified":"2014-11-14T14:08:36","modified_gmt":"2014-11-14T14:08:36","slug":"magazine-stock","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/empty-cases.com\/blog\/magazine-stock\/","title":{"rendered":"Magazine Stock"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"CUR<\/a>I\u2019ve been spending a lot of time on the range with my CUR<\/a> in .25-45 Sharps<\/a>. It has become the rifle that is most available around the house here at Shadowland<\/a> and there will soon be a rack on the Ranger where it will spend a lot of time. And, while I\u2019m a guy that believes an unloaded gun is somewhat pointless, there are times when I like to have a gun unloaded with ammo readily available. In West Virginia, like in many states, you cannot be hunting and have a loaded firearm in a vehicle. (In WV this does not apply to personal protection handguns.)<\/p>\n

\"CUR<\/a>What I needed was a way to keep a loaded magazine close to and available for the CUR<\/a>. Stumbling around on the Internet I found a unique stock accessory<\/a> from Blackhawk<\/a>. It straps on to the butt stock and will hold one 20 or 30 round or two 5 or 10 round AR 15 magazines.<\/p>\n

Originally designed for AR 15s, it works perfectly for the Mossberg MVP<\/a>. If you have an MVP chambered for the 5.56 NATO or the .300 Blackout or, if you plan on converting one to .25-45 Sharps, this is almost a must have.<\/p>\n

Now I can store the rifle unloaded in a vehicle or anywhere else I desire and a fully loaded magazine or two are readily available. At $ 25.99 each, I ordered two of them. After all, I do have two CURs built on MVPs.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

I\u2019ve been spending a lot of time on the range with my CUR in .25-45 Sharps. It has become the rifle that is most available around the house here at Shadowland and there will soon be a rack on the Ranger where it will spend a lot of time. 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