Q Honey Badger 2 Position Stk Asmbly

The Q Honey Badger 2 Position stock assembly is a purpose-built replacement stock designed exclusively for Q's Honey Badger platform. If you're running a Honey Badger and need to replace or upgrade your stock, this is the correct assembly—but heads up: it's Honey Badger–specific and won't fit standard AR or M4 receivers. This matters because Honey Badger shooters often discover compatibility surprises the hard way.

The 2-position collapsible design gives you flexibility between a more compact configuration and a fully extended length of pull, useful whether you're working in tight spaces or settling in for a longer shooting session. At just 6.5 ounces, the assembly keeps weight down—a real advantage on a platform already engineered for compactness and maneuverability. The included rubber gasket helps seal the assembly and reduce rattle, and the recoil guide rod alignment tool takes the guesswork out of proper installation.

This is a straightforward replacement assembly for Honey Badger owners who want to refresh their stock or need a spare. Q engineered this specifically for their receiver, so fitment and function are direct—no adapters, no workarounds needed.

Key Features

• 2-position collapsible design for adjustable length of pull
• Purpose-built for Q Honey Badger receivers only
• Lightweight at 6.5 ounces
• Includes rubber gasket for rattle reduction
• Recoil guide rod alignment tool included for hassle-free installation

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this stock work on my standard AR-15 or M4?

No. This assembly is designed exclusively for the Q Honey Badger receiver and is not compatible with standard AR or M4 platforms.

What's included in the assembly?

You get the stock assembly itself, a rubber gasket, and a recoil guide rod alignment tool to help with installation.

How much does it weigh?

The complete assembly weighs 6.5 ounces, keeping your Honey Badger light and maneuverable.

What does the 2-position design mean?

The stock collapses to two different lengths, allowing you to adjust your length of pull between a compact and extended position depending on your shooting setup or gear configuration.