Damage Industries M4 Buttstock w/QD Mount

This is going to be a somewhat boring post, because we all know what a typical M4 stock looks like, and we all know what a QD (quick detach) sling point is. Like any Mil-Spec stock, it fit perfectly onto my Mil-Spec receiver extension (or buffer-tube for those of you not into the know, or dislike using the real names for things). This stock, in all honesty, is nothing special.

The stock comes in Black, Flat Dark Earth, Coyote Tan (pictured against a piece of unpainted drywall in late afternoon sunlight), Foliage Green, Olive Drab, and the hilariously poop colored "SHTF Brown"

I was considering getting a Voltor EMod stock because of its utility, but when I took fifteen minutes and thought about it, I really don't need storage for six AA batteries, or a rubberized buttpad, or waterproof compartments. Though, I will be getting one later on, probably for a more rugged build, if not just as an upgrade for this rifle. The main reason behind getting this stock was just because I needed one, and I figured "eh, might as well." So here it is.

PSA Premium 6 Position Mil-Spec Diameter Buffer Tube Assembly

I purchased this kit from Palmetto State Armory this past November. It is pretty straight forward as to what it includes. The actual buffer tube (receiver extension), is standard Mil-spec diameter. The buffer is standard carbine weight. The spring included is mil-spec, carbine length that I do not intend to use, opting for a spring that claims to be better than those made to military specifications (like that's hard to believe - I'll have a post on the spring I intend to use sometime later this week).

The premium buffer offered by PSA features a black anodized coating, as
opposed to the gray anodize on standard mil-spec buffers

Mil-spec (six position, carbine) receiver extension, end-plate and castle nut.

Mil-spec recoil spring (will be kept as a spare part)