It's Here!!!
- Thread starter (((Echo)))
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- Grande Prairie, Alberta
sorry. i didn't bring my circle down far enough. i meant to include that.
(((Echo)))
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- Old Man Land, AB
FlyingHigh
The gap you circled in red is part of the recoil system on the Knoxx Spec Ops. Many vids on Youtube showing this in action, several in slo-mo.
Mark_P
Total length with the stock collasped is just a bit over 31".
bbb
With the sling mount installed, I found the LOP to be almost perfect. The only issue that I thought of was that with this being part of the recoil mech, and my finger being at max extension (for comfort), what's gonna happen when I start making noise? Finger slip out and gets whacked by the trigger? Something slips in between and gets really whacked
?
We'll see.
(E)
The gap you circled in red is part of the recoil system on the Knoxx Spec Ops. Many vids on Youtube showing this in action, several in slo-mo.
Mark_P
Total length with the stock collasped is just a bit over 31".
bbb
With the sling mount installed, I found the LOP to be almost perfect. The only issue that I thought of was that with this being part of the recoil mech, and my finger being at max extension (for comfort), what's gonna happen when I start making noise? Finger slip out and gets whacked by the trigger? Something slips in between and gets really whacked
? We'll see.
(E)
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- Grande Prairie, Alberta
thanks Echo. i got it figured out now. now that i see what it is, it actually looks okay.
now that i see what it is, it actually looks okay.
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Any blued/oxide finished steel will rust if not kept oiled. Rough finished steel has more tiny places for the rust to get started, however rough/matte finished steel also seems to hold more oil than polished steel does.
Regular gun oil has successfully kept my Grizzly rust free, despite snow, rain and just plain dampness. I think poor gun cases have been the cause of more rusty guns than anything other than neglect.
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- East ontario
FlyingHigh
The gap you circled in red is part of the recoil system on the Knoxx Spec Ops. Many vids on Youtube showing this in action, several in slo-mo.
Mark_P
Total length with the stock collasped is just a bit over 31".
bbb
With the sling mount installed, I found the LOP to be almost perfect. The only issue that I thought of was that with this being part of the recoil mech, and my finger being at max extension (for comfort), what's gonna happen when I start making noise? Finger slip out and gets whacked by the trigger? Something slips in between and gets really whacked
We'll see.
Good point.
but its never happened to anyone i know of but, its what works best for the shooter, they whay theres more then one system right.
bbb
I received my Spec ops recently and no gap on my 870 but no single sling mount either.
But after i shot some (5-6) challenger slugs and 15 3½" steel shots my cheek was hurting, so my brother who shot my weapon. Is it normal or i should adjust something even if i felt comfortable??
I thought about having a powerpack? Would it help? And would it be "compatible" (sorry about my bad english) with my scope i just installed??
RYBACK!!!
But after i shot some (5-6) challenger slugs and 15 3½" steel shots my cheek was hurting, so my brother who shot my weapon. Is it normal or i should adjust something even if i felt comfortable??
I thought about having a powerpack? Would it help? And would it be "compatible" (sorry about my bad english) with my scope i just installed??
RYBACK!!!
- Location
- Grande Prairie, Alberta
the stock is supposed to go on your shoulder, not your cheek. anyways, that's how it worked last time i checked.
seriously though, try not resting your cheek right on the stock. keep your cheek a centimeter or two above it. that's what i do, and i've never had a sore cheek.
I hate to say it but whoever ignored that sticker needs to talk to the RCMP...that's who I'd call. Obviously Canada Post couldn't give a rat's ass.
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