Colt Defense LLC has introduced the Colt Super-Stoc buttstock, which will also be standard issue on select Colt AR and M4 rifles sold to law enforcement. The new Colt Super-Stoc will be available later this month.
Colt Defense Introduces Super-Stoc for AR-Type Rifles
Colt Defense LLC has introduced the Colt Super-Stoc buttstock, which will be standard issue on select Colt AR and M4 rifles sold to law enforcement. The new Colt Super-Stoc will be available later this month.

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The stock is the result of a partnership between Colt Defense and Bill Rogers. The Super-Stoc is now in its third generation. The Colt Super-Stoc, which weighs 6.56 ounces, is designed to be lightweight while maintaining durability.
"The Colt Super-Stoc is one of the lightest, strongest and most secure collapsible stocks for the M4/AR series of weapons," said Bill Rogers, chief shooting instructor of the Rogers Shooting School. "Our partnership with Colt was a no-brainer. We want the highest quality rifle in the world to be outfitted with the world's newest and most technologically advanced stocks available."
A unique Cam-Lock system is a new design feature that, when operated, securely locks onto the buffer tube like a solid stock. This Cam-Lock system completely removes any slop or play commonly inherent with aftermarket collapsible stocks as well as eliminating any movement due to wear. The Cam-Lock lever also features a convenient reversible design, enabling the user to customize his or her stock to suit the desired preference. Other features include a removable recoil pad, sling loop, quick detach swivel sling mount and Quick Release lever which unlocks the Cam-Lock and indexing pin with one motion.
"Since 1836, Colt has been committed to offering nothing but the highest quality products to each and every customer," said David Ridley, vice president, Colt Defense. "With the new Colt Super-Stoc, we continue to deliver on that tradition by pairing one of the most advanced stocks available with the best rifle in the world."
The original M4 buttstock will still be made available to commercial and law enforcement customers by Colt Defense.
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