
- description
Most stocks turn a pistol into a small carbine and take away the thing that made it a pistol. This one does not: with the stock fitted, the MK23 still goes into a DTD retention holster and still works as a sidearm.
Deployed, it gives you the third contact point that steadies a long shot. Folded, the gun stays compact enough to move with. That combination is the whole reason to fit one rather than a fixed stock.
There is a mag grip option — with, or without — depending on whether you want a forward gripping surface ahead of the magazine.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Platform | Tokyo Marui MK23 |
| Type | Spring-powered pop stock |
| Options | Mag grip: yes or no |
| Holster | Fits a DTD retention holster with the stock fitted |
| Manufacturer | Kross Airsoft Design |
Good to know
Kross publish an installation video for this one, so the fitting sequence is documented.
Frequently asked questions
Can I still holster the gun? Yes, in a DTD retention holster. That is a deliberate part of the design rather than a happy accident.
What does the mag grip option change? It adds a gripping surface ahead of the magazine for your support hand. Without it the stock is leaner.
Does it fold or detach? It folds. Spring powered, so it pops out when you want it.
Will it fit an ASG or SSX23? Kross list it for the MK23. Ask us if yours is something else and we will check.