Question about 922r kit

[ilovetheak47]

Is the stock that comes in the 922r kit US marked? If so, where? Thanks

[Ron M.]

I don't see any markings on mine. I didn't take it off my carbine, it could be marked where it attaches.

[///M5]

Im pretty sure that stock is not made in the US. Could it be the folding mechanism that is?

I ordered one directly from the Czech republic.

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[marcelmichael]

Im pretty sure that stock is not made in the US. Could it be the folding mechanism that is?

I ordered one directly from the Czech republic.

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Wow, I just spent $400 for the bren 2 ms stock from Gun Broker, package labeled "Ceska Zbrojova A. S." and not "CZ-USA"  It sounds like you'll be getting the exact same item and I'll bet you're spending alot less than I did going directly to source, would you mind telling how you went about ordering directly from Czech Republic as your obviously alot more resourceful than I am.

[///M5]

Sure, I ordered it from this site https://www.cz-parts.com/. Someone on this forum posted it up, and it was delivered to me in  Guam in about 4 weeks. Really good communication from Stanislav. He let me know they are coming off the production line, so it may take awhile. I chose the Military type stock, because I have the new style on the Carbine. No QD's, but I think it matches the profile much better, and it was cheaper.

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[marcelmichael]

Sure, I ordered it from this site https://www.cz-parts.com/. Someone on this forum posted it up, and it was delivered to me in  Guam in about 4 weeks. Really good communication from Stanislav. He let me know they are coming off the production line, so it may take awhile. I chose the Military type stock, because I have the new style on the Carbine. No QD's, but I think it matches the profile much better, and it was cheaper.

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Thank you M5 now I know where to go for parts!  Very Nice Rifle, I would say the Military stock matches the profile of the magwell, where as the New Design matches the profile of the pistol grip, I had a choice on gun broker and chose the New Design which is the one my MS Carbine came with (accidently damaged rubber buttpad on the original), Looks stellar either way 

[///M5]

Sure, I ordered it from this site https://www.cz-parts.com/. Someone on this forum posted it up, and it was delivered to me in  Guam in about 4 weeks. Really good communication from Stanislav. He let me know they are coming off the production line, so it may take awhile. I chose the Military type stock, because I have the new style on the Carbine. No QD's, but I think it matches the profile much better, and it was cheaper.

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Thank you M5 now I know where to go for parts!  Very Nice Rifle, I would say the Military stock matches the profile of the magwell, where as the New Design matches the profile of the pistol grip, I had a choice on gun broker and chose the New Design which is the one my MS Carbine came with (accidently damaged rubber buttpad on the original), Looks stellar either way 

Cool, I like having both, and it looks like you have both too. Im planning on converting my 14" 7.62 pistol to a rifle if CZ ever fixes the FTE issues.

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[marcelmichael]

Yeah I really do wish you all the luck on that, it's terrible what you guys have to go through with those things right now. I am not an engineer and yes I am speaking from my armchair but it seems like this should have been resolved a long time ago with the resources of a long standing world class firearms manufacturer like CZ.

[USMC_JA]

Thanks to this thread, I ordered one up.  It is currently OOS.  However, I have more confidence this Czech seller will have them in stock before CZ USA.

Will keep the thread updated.

[///M5]

They will lol. CZ USA is useless for our parts...

[USMC_JA]

I fear a barrel/parts import ban.  Kiss extra barrels goodbye...unless CZ uses some of those new to CZ Colt machines to start CONUS manufacturing.