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I cant find the newest tactical version for sale anyplace? the one with the quick removable prob/limb and no front set screw? also where do you get the folding butt stock adaptor? thanks
The Tactical is available with open system and quick-change limbs. You can find it in our shop: steambow.at/en/products/steambow-ar-6-stinger-ii-tactical?variant=47483215872330 The folding stock adapter is an optional accessory and you would have to order it separately.
So just a small clarification question. Is the standard limb the same in the compact and tactical set? As a lot of reseller pages seem to suggest that the compact has a 35lbs limb compared to 55 for the tactical, but there's no limb included in the conversion kit?
Hello, it is correct that the Compact comes with 35 lbs and the Tactical with 55 lbs in the starter kit. The Conversion Kit does not include a limb. It is about the conversion option itself and you can then decide for yourself how and whether you want to change the limb.
@@Steambow Thank you kindly for the response! I'm just weighing up if the new version of the tactical is worth the cost compared to the old when considering the quick detach kit comes with a spare limb block but the new tactical doesn't, and when you add all those parts in, the costs are essentially the same but buying the individual components gives you more spare parts. So how much better is the new tactical?
@@EdgyShooter The revised Tactical comes with the quick-detach limb and the tuning trigger. The block is already mounted on the limb. If the quick-detach system is important to you, then take the new, if not, then save the money and grab the old.
@@Steambow Ah yes and thank you. It was more that the replacement limbs don't come with the mounting blocks, so it ends up about the same price to buy the old kit, the quick detach limb and the tuning trigger as it would to buy the new kit and an extra block. That's why I was wondering if the new set had any differences when compared to upgrading the old one?
@@EdgyShooter No, if you retrofit it yourself, there is technically no difference between the two versions. You save the time for the conversion and it comes cheaper.
