Adjustable stock systems for firearms
An adjustable stock system for a firearm can include a buttstock slider configured to be slidably attached to the firearm for moving relative to the firearm between a collapsed position and at least one extended position. The buttstock slider can include a plurality of buttstock grooves defined therein. The system can include a lower stock assembly that is configured to mount to a firearm and a latch assembly disposed within the lower stock assembly. The latch assembly is configured to be moveable between a latched position where the buttstock slider cannot slide relative to the firearm and an unlatched position where the buttstock slider is free to slide relative to the firearm. The latch assembly can include at least one latch tooth configured to mate with the plurality of buttstock slider grooves when the latch assembly is in the latched position. The latch assembly is biased to the latched position. The system includes an actuator assembly configured to move the latch assembly between the latched position and the unlatched position.
1. An adjustable stock system for a firearm, comprising:
a latch assembly and an actuator assembly configured to allow a buttstock to move between a plurality of positions including at least a collapsed position and at least one extended position, wherein the actuator assembly includes an actuation trigger configured to be positioned adjacent a trigger guard of the firearm when the system is installed on the firearm such that a user can actuate the latch assembly without removing a hand from the grip or the firearm.
2. The system of claim 1 , wherein the actuation trigger is configured to be positioned below the trigger guard of the firearm and actuatable with a trigger finger or other trigger hand digit.
3. The system of claim 2 , wherein the actuation trigger is a two stage actuation trigger moveable between a first position and a second position, such that the actuation trigger cannot be moved to actuate the actuation assembly and the latch assembly in the first position, wherein the actuation trigger is biased to the first position, and wherein the actuation trigger can be moved to actuate that actuation assembly and the latch assembly in the second position.