Strike Industries Launches New Pit Viper Stock

Strike Industries has released their new skeletonized, low profile Pit Viper 2 in 1, adjustable or fixed stock. The stock is made of aluminum and includes all necessary hardware needed for either option. MSRP is $79.95.

It comes in black, FDE, blue and red color options.

The catch? The new stock is NOT compatible with mil-spec or commercial buffer tubes. It is only compatible with Strike Industries 7-Position Advanced Receiver Extension.

Also note that this is a true buttstock and not a stabilizer.

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