Hera Arms CQR review anyone?

**Milkman83** · 09-04-2017, 10:30

As the title says anyone tried out the Hera arms cqr srock and fore grip kit? Looks like an interesting design.

**Kayback** · 09-04-2017, 12:26

What is the design concept behind that?

When you need to P90 your AR?

**PeaceOfficer** · 09-04-2017, 13:14

Originally Posted by Kayback

What is the design concept behind that?

When you need to P90 your AR?

Subtle.

**Milkman83** · 09-04-2017, 18:00

Interwebs seems split on this. But one review is quite critical of the build quality. Anyhow just wondered if anyone had tried one locally.

**Kayback** · 09-04-2017, 19:39

I like the Sci-fi look of it, reminiscent of some Manga/Anime style guns. But except for offering a fixed stock thumbhole for some jurisdictions in the USA which ban collapsible stocks and pistol grips I don't see the point.

**Fumbles** · 10-04-2017, 03:28

Originally Posted by Kayback

But except for offering a fixed stock thumbhole for some jurisdictions in the USA which ban collapsible stocks and pistol grips........

That is why I will be getting at least 2 of these. One each for my LMT AR-15 and Bushmaster AR-10, the Stag/Mega Arms varmint AR-15 has an LMT DMR stock that requires a tool to move so I think it's okay. Don't know about the three as yet unbuilt out lowers....probably Strike Industries Megafin grips and Aimsports Featureless AK grip for the RAS-47.

They all suck dog balls. But what can you do? I don't want to register. Or maybe I build out one very basic AR-15 and register that to keep 'em satisfied. Dunno?

**Kayback** · 10-04-2017, 07:10

Doesn't the Peoples Repiblik of Kommiefornia prohibit thumbhole?

I do prefer our laws to some US ones. I'm amazed that the obvious work arounds are obviously work arounds yet they don't seem to be prohibiting them (yet).

**Fumbles** · 11-04-2017, 04:34

Kayback.....The Hera's we get here have the thumbhole covered up. It's removable but is in place to be compliant.

https://www.turners.com/info/4ucrepev-18#.WOxA8rSv1SU