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      Malfunction Reduction: Stay in the Fight! Part 2

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        Offbeat: Law Tactical Folding Stock Adapter

        For about three score years, shooters who wanted a folding stock were driven to one set of rifle platforms, while the free world settled on the AR and refined it to its current state. That the AR needed a receiver extension poking out the stern end to function, limiting its retraction in length, was accepted, although not always happily. Enter Law Tactical.