US12618625 - Compact stock for AR-style firearms

The patent describes a compact stock designed for AR-style firearms, featuring a receiver extension that allows for the buffer assembly to be retracted or extended while maintaining the ability to rotate the upper receiver relative to the lower receiver. This design includes a locking mechanism to secure the buffer assembly in the retracted position, enhancing the firearm’s compactness and functionality.
Claim 1
1 . A compact stock for an AR firearm, comprising: a housing configured to be engaged with a lower receiver of the firearm, the housing comprising a longitudinal through hole that comprises an angled side wall, at least a portion of which angled sidewall defines a first mating surface; and a receiver extension configured to be received through the through hole of the housing and to threadingly engage the lower receiver, the receiver extension comprising an annular protrusion that forms a conical frustrum having a flat front face, a flat rear face, and an angled side wall, at least a portion of which angled sidewall defines a second mating surface; wherein the second mating surface matingly engages the first mating surface to axially secure the housing to the lower receiver when the receiver extension is received in the through hole of the housing and threadingly engaged with the lower receiver. a housing configured to be engaged with a lower receiver of the firearm, the housing comprising a longitudinal through hole that comprises an angled side wall, at least a portion of which angled sidewall defines a first mating surface; and a receiver extension configured to be received through the through hole of the housing and to threadingly engage the lower receiver, the receiver extension comprising an annular protrusion that forms a conical frustrum having a flat front face, a flat rear face, and an angled side wall, at least a portion of which angled sidewall defines a second mating surface; wherein the second mating surface matingly engages the first mating surface to axially secure the housing to the lower receiver when the receiver extension is received in the through hole of the housing and threadingly engaged with the lower receiver.
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