- Location
- Halifax, NS
Where'd you get that stock and for how much? If its cheaper than the Mesa than I might go with that.
12.5 Grizz upgrades, Post your pics!
- Thread starter mp5k
- Start date
I do everything myself, I build guns...I needed to replace the extractor spring & re rivet, so i painted it while i was there, the Tapco stuff is called dark earth colour & i just matched the paint. The stock grows on you, I like the fact it drops my line of sight right to the sights & it is quite comfortable. I use the Tapco single point sling mount on the side.
Nice. Well I was curious to see if my Molle vest would work and it actually does. Not as well as the Tactical Tailor Shotgun vest but check it out...
- Location
- Kumankissmyass, BC
I know this is a picture thread..sorry for the distraction..but has anyone done any trigger work on their Grizzlys or is it even worthwhile to do so..you can get a drop in trigger fix for 870s
a nice pair!
the stock triggers aren't bad when you work them in, but with a shotgun i slap the trigger anyways. Spend your money on ammo instead.
- Location
- North Vancouver
I was having a hell of a time with my mag fed. The rounds were sitting too horizontal in the mag and when trying to feed they would jam right at the edge of the chamber. I tried all the methods posted by people on this site but none worked. I figured I needed to get the shells on a slightly steeper angle so they would feed just above the lip. I finally came up with denting the mag follower to raise the angle just a bit. Now everything is working perfectly. Wheew, what a relief it is to not have to worry about sticking my finger in there and angling the shells upward to get them to feed. Anyway, here's my gun and a pic of what I did to the mags.
manbearpig
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Somewhere in the Third World
i like a sleeker, more minimalist shotgun - and oldskool wood stocks
I was having a hell of a time with my mag fed. The rounds were sitting too horizontal in the mag and when trying to feed they would jam right at the edge of the chamber. I tried all the methods posted by people on this site but none worked. I figured I needed to get the shells on a slightly steeper angle so they would feed just above the lip. I finally came up with denting the mag follower to raise the angle just a bit. Now everything is working perfectly. Wheew, what a relief it is to not have to worry about sticking my finger in there and angling the shells upward to get them to feed. Anyway, here's my gun and a pic of what I did to the mags.
That's a different way of doing it.
On mine I filed the part of the lips that hold the shell so it would always tilt up. Your method definitely looks like it would do the trick. How did you dent the mag follower?i like a sleeker, more minimalist shotgun - and oldskool wood stocks
Nothing wrong with that. Looks nice.
- Location
- North Vancouver
That's a different way of doing it.
I rested the follower on top of the open jaws of a vise and put a socket extension inside at the right spot. A couple of hits with a hammer and tada!
