Low cost Tactical Chassis system for the m305?
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I would hesitate to buy any of the "Gucci" stocks, until somebody actually posts proof of the improvements possible ( ie targets and groups )
Ergonomically and aesthetically the "Gucci " stocks are awesome, but that in itself doesn't justify the cost in my view.
The Archangel at around 350 bucks gets you an adjustable stock that can be built around, providing your into weight lifting (mines 14 lb 6 oz with an empty mag)
My chop job on the Norc stock comes in at 9lb all up..........and Im seriously considering get rid of the Archangel unless I can find a set of wheels for it
Ergonomically and aesthetically the "Gucci " stocks are awesome, but that in itself doesn't justify the cost in my view.
The Archangel at around 350 bucks gets you an adjustable stock that can be built around, providing your into weight lifting (mines 14 lb 6 oz with an empty mag)
My chop job on the Norc stock comes in at 9lb all up..........and Im seriously considering get rid of the Archangel unless I can find a set of wheels for it
Benson Stryker
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I just bought a M14-S this week and The troy system looks awesome. But changing the furniture to look AR-ish doesn't mess with the classification? Sorry if this is a dumb question.
no dealer for now.....
Here one of my M305 in a choate folding stock ...i like it..all fiber glass, 9lbs
300$
best
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300Spartans
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I love Choate stocks!
Yep, looks like a pretty f'ed-up stock/grip angle to me. Seems like if you want to look through the scope it will give you a very good chest weld, instead of a cheek weld.
This is my low cost tactical chasis for the 305
You want light, fast handling, strong and cheep cheep?
You'll need a norinco plastic stock
A piece of 1/4x1 1/4" aluminum flat bar to make the grip mount
A stormwerkz ar180 adaptor
Drill and tap and 5- 1/4x20 x5/8" button head allen bolts
Some marine tex or goop marine epoxy paste.
Some sandpaper and some krylon
Oh, and a 1/4 x 28 tap, drill and grip screw to match.
Sounds confusin but.... If done right, your cheapest alternative to the high cost bling that's out there certainly lighter by a long shot
I'd post a how too.... But that would make it way to easy for ya
You'll need a norinco plastic stock
A piece of 1/4x1 1/4" aluminum flat bar to make the grip mount
A stormwerkz ar180 adaptor
Drill and tap and 5- 1/4x20 x5/8" button head allen bolts
Some marine tex or goop marine epoxy paste.
Some sandpaper and some krylon
Oh, and a 1/4 x 28 tap, drill and grip screw to match.
Sounds confusin but.... If done right, your cheapest alternative to the high cost bling that's out there
certainly lighter by a long shotI'd post a how too.... But that would make it way to easy for ya
Sounds confusin but.... If done right, your cheapest alternative to the high cost bling that's out there
I'd post a how too.... But that would make it way to easy for ya
Any chance of a picture?
Eric
I've made a few for folks in the past and there is pics on cgn already. There's even some video I think. Hungry got one of the first ones, there are about 20 of em floatin around CGN.
Before anyone asks, no, I will not, under any circumstances other than for me and my close friends, make these for anyone hehehehe I'm only doin that stuff for fun these days.
I might show folks how it's done at clinics though
Before anyone asks, no, I will not, under any circumstances other than for me and my close friends, make these for anyone hehehehe I'm only doin that stuff for fun these days.
I might show folks how it's done at clinics though
I've made a few for folks in the past and there is pics on cgn already. There's even some video I think. Hungry got one of the first ones, there are about 20 of em floatin around CGN.
Before anyone asks, no, I will not, under any circumstances other than for me and my close friends, make these for anyone hehehehe I'm only doin that stuff for fun these days.
I might show folks how it's done at clinics though
Is this one? http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?886732-308-back-packer
LOL no way , that's wayyyy too bubba for my work LOL
Hungry did a review of the stock I'm talking about, maybe a little under a year ago here --»> http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?809730-Hungry-Review-of-the-ICR-(M14doc)-CQB-Stock-M14-M1A-Shorty
But again, I am retired so please don't confuse this as soliciting
I'm making one for a buddy who is comin up bear huntin so maybe , I'll think about doing a step by step how to make your own norinco plastic CQB modstock. Takes a few hours, some tools are necessary and cost of parts and materials , including taps ect, , probably a little over 100.00 , assuming you have an exhisting chinese plastic stock to work with. It's a bombproof mod and easily the cheapest and lightest CQB type stock one could hope for
Stay tuned for a new thread in a few weeks
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Its call the Ingram CQB or M14Doc CQB, its now a collectors item since Thomas don't make them anymore (LOL)
Pics can be found here:
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...14doc)-CQB-Stock-M14-M1A-Shorty&highlight=cqb
Pics can be found here:
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...14doc)-CQB-Stock-M14-M1A-Shorty&highlight=cqb
