The Marauder's stock snaps on and off pretty easy. I would just use the thickest kydex available.

think I would probably sbr a 10/22 if I went tor sbr route. just tons of options. probably start with a 10/22 charger.

The lightest 10/22 I have seen is 4.5 pounds though. The Ruger I ordered is 2 pounds. I could easily keep a plastic stock under a pound making the whole thing lighter than any 10/22

Probably just snap a 10/22 Charger action and barrel into a spare 10/22 stock. Presto!

hmm... I thought the stock actually replaced the grip and was screwed in place. guess I should've know since I think it was mentioned that it was the same stock for the 1377. at least I think thats what I saw online.

but yup... some properly molded kydex would probably do the trick.

Nice thought

I just checked, and it appears that adding a stock to a pistol with a barrel of less than 16 inches is indeed considered an SBR and subject to NFA regs. Some older Lugers and Walthers are exempt, but they were made before WWII

for the lightest possible package that would be perfect. I guess you could even just mold the grip and created a way to attach a wire stock o some sort. I've seen a few airguns with some really cool wire stocks. might be a good place to look for ideas.

yup... sure you know it but SBR stamps... crossing state lines and other legal details...

attached to all the fun stuff...

but I would sbr my five seven the same way if I could. but glock gets all the cool accessories...

Make a stock that supports but is only held on when you grip the gun. Then it's not attached

Way more Glocks out there.