Hi Mike, it kind of looks like the one in this Youtube video except maybe your grip has been removed? (46) Random Gun Video 1: Unknown ar7 folding stock - YouTube

Several outfits made replacement folding stocks for the AR-7 including Mitchell Arms although theirs looked different.

Definitely aftermarket but it's cool!

Frank

 

Here are a couple more pictures of the " stock " Marked " Pioneer " and " Payson AZ " " P7 " and " Pat. Pend "

 

My Google-Fu is weak today Mike...I got nuttin!

Someone had a pattern at some point as that's a foundry casting but who, what, when, where?

Still a neat piece!

 

I’ve never seen that before. Super cool.

 

Nice snag! Seems like the Air Force issued a survival rifle like that to pilots a few decades ago. I remember seeing one that didn't have a magazine and the mag was proprietary to the rifle if I remember that part correctly.

 

I bought a Charter Arms AR 7 years ago. I had to buy the stock separately, then the butt cap. I have never been able to get it to feed properly. I don’t mess with it very often. On Black Friday I bought some cheaper-than-Federal rounds. Not a chance of their working, though they do fine in my Ruger Mark IV. Then, taking it apart, I could not disconnect the receiver from the stock. I tried light lube. I tried tapping it with a rubber hammer. When I googled it, all I got was about AR 15. By now everyone is either rolling on the ground laughing, or typing a post that begins “Look, moron . . . “ And yes. I finally remembered the thumb bolt at the base of the grip.” Don’t let your giggles keep you awake!

 

nice looking example , i dont know a lot about these but its very interesting

 

Wow, that is the first time I have seen one of those! I didn't know they even existed. Very cool!!!!

 

That is one I have not seen. If I had an AR7 I would look at the Haga adapter. 1913 Stock Adapter for the AR7

 

now thats a cool adaptor , i didnt know these existed either - i might have kept my AR-7 if i had one of those

 

I had one of those before, Mitchell Arms and I also had a 30 round mag for it. They also sold a pistol grip if I remember correctly. I don't know if they are still available anywhere, this was back in about 1996. I bought the rifle on my honeymoon in Gatlinburg, TN. I am actually about to order a new one from Cabellas this week. I've been wanting another one for a long time. $299 for the black and $349 for the camo, if I remember correctly. Which is, I think the same price that I paid for it back in 1996.

 

that makes it a bit more interesting