MAGPUL CTR Stock - REMOVE the PLAY!

ha ha you guys. I figured I'd get that response. No I'm talking about sleeving the drive pin on the CTR so that when it locks up there is no and I mean no movement.
 
Silverado said:
WTF is going on here is if you all EMT me $5, I will tell you the secret to better accuracy with any rifle, in any conditions, at any range. Seriously, PM me and we'll work something out.
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Here's the deal I'll wire you $500 dollars your will then wire me back the difference of $495 I'm in Nigeria :D
 
Tom_Swift said:
Here's the deal I'll wire you $500 dollars your will then wire me back the difference of $495 I'm in Nigeria :D
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Umm... You make a terrible nigerian. You got that backwards. They wire you 495 and you wire them (ahem) $500.

What did you fail scam 101 and the Enron school of business management? ....Amateurs. :D
 
aninchlow said:
I've figured a way to remove the play out of these stocks. They usually come with a bit of slop, not much but a bit. If your one of those guys out there that wants things to be nice a snug (huge for match rifles) let me know we can figure something out.

cheers.
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I have a great technique for removing the slop. I use a home-made lubricant consisting of naphthalene and some palmitate. Coat the buffer tube liberally and then treat it to an open flame for a few seconds. Presto. A match-grade setup for under $20.
 
koalorka said:
I have a great technique for removing the slop. I use a home-made lubricant consisting of naphthalene and some palmitate. Coat the buffer tube liberally and then treat it to an open flame for a few seconds. Presto. A match-grade setup for under $20.
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Question: (naphthalene and palmitate) that safe to have near your face or cheek? I assume you still have both eyebrows??? :p
 
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