Perkasie, PA – Law Tactical LLC, an American design, develop and manufacturing company creating innovative, premium grade products for the AR family of weapons systems, has been issued two National Stocking Number’s (NSN) from the Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Surface Warfare Center – Crane Division (NSWC Crane).
National Stock Numbers (NSN) 1005-01-672-4614 for the AR Folding Stock Adapter Gen-3M, (M4 CARBINE FOLDING STOCK) and (NSN) 1005-01-672-4612 for the Parts Kit, (PARTS KIT, M4 CARBINE FOLDING STOCK).
NSN’s are used by U.S. military services, Department of Defense (DoD), disposition services, federal agencies (such as GSA, FAA, DHS, etc.), North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), and many various governments around the world. When added to a product label, the NSN indicates a review and approval for use within the military’s logistics supply chain.
Law Tactical, stated: “The assignment of the NSN’s for our Folding Stock Adapter and Parts Kit is a significant milestone. It provides an important capability to the end users, that minimizes individual weapons signatures without the need to acquire additional or new more expensive weapon systems.”
Wow, this is “big medicine” for this interesting and effective product. I have one on my 10.5″ SBR and while for me it is simply a way to more conveniently carry and have with my my SBR, I can see its benefit in a professional capacity for those who are placed in harm’s way. Congrats to Law Tactical!
This is very cool too see, I just picked one up for my “FireArm” in FDE Last week. It took me a couple of years to pull the trigger on the purchase but I am very happy that I did. I love it. Very practical and functional and makes transporting my weapon for EDC seamless. Throw it on my pack and now one is the wiser.
Congrats Guys! I know you have been working towards this for a long time!
Feinstein wants to ban anything that increases the convealability of any long gun, among the other usual things.
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/01/10/dianne-feinstein-pushes-ban-on-commonly-owned-semiautomatics-high-capacity-mags/