The Blue Force Gear A2B-BK VCAS Buttstock Adapter transforms standard AR-15 rifle buffer tubes into mounting platforms for tactical stocks and accessories. This precision-machined adapter eliminates the need for permanent modifications while providing a rock-solid foundation for enhanced weapon configurations.
What Makes This Different
Unlike basic stock adapters that rely on friction fits or clamp mechanisms, the VCAS Buttstock Adapter uses Blue Force Gear's proven mounting system with steel hardware and aircraft-grade aluminum construction. The adapter maintains zero movement under recoil while allowing quick stock changes without tools. Standard adapters often introduce play or require permanent alterations to the host weapon.
Key Features
- Precision-machined 6061-T6 aluminum construction for maximum durability
- Compatible with mil-spec and commercial AR-15 buffer tubes
- Tool-free installation and removal system
- Integrated QD sling swivel mounting points
- Matte black Type III hard anodized finish
- Steel hardware with anti-seize coating
- Weighs only 2.1 ounces without adding bulk
Field testing demonstrates consistent lockup across thousands of rounds in various conditions. The adapter maintains zero shift during rapid fire sequences and withstands impacts that would damage polymer alternatives. Law enforcement and military users report reliable performance in desert, arctic, and maritime environments. The low-profile design preserves weapon balance while adding minimal weight to the overall system.
Technical Specs
- Material: 6061-T6 aluminum with Type III anodizing
- Weight: 2.1 ounces
- Finish: Matte black hard anodized
- Compatibility: Mil-spec and commercial buffer tubes
- Hardware: Stainless steel with anti-corrosion coating
- Mounting: Quick-detach lever system
- Country of Origin: USA
Blue Force Gear's reputation for producing combat-proven accessories makes this adapter a reliable choice for serious applications. The VCAS system's track record in military contracts demonstrates its ability to perform when failure isn't an option.