the_snowman1
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- winnipeg manitoba
Has anyone modified there tapco stock so you could have a front hand grip and the bayonet becuase I wanna leave my bayo on and have a front hand grip
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Modifying a tapco stock
- Thread starter the_snowman1
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im having the sameproblem but im going to try using JB WELD to fill in just after the end of the bayo because the cut is long and then screw in a picatinny rail piece for the hand grip. just a thought ill let you know how it works out
cheers
nik
cheers
nik
Tapco Stocks
I just got one of these for my SKS. They are available in three styles: blade bayo, spike bayo or no bayo, but with a rail.
I got the third one and have two problems: first, the rail is quite sharp, so I'll have to file the edges, and second, the pistol grip prevents the trigger group from being removed without removing the grip.
Are we supposed to file the pistol grip to allow the trigger group to be removed? I think that if I take the pistol grip off and on a few times, the damn thing will loosen off after a few shots! Anyone have the same issues?
Geoff
I sent Tapco an email and here is the response:
We do not recommend filing on the grip. What we do here is loosen the grip
just enough so the trigger guard can be moved out. You don't have to remove
the grip completely. And it shouldn't loosen just from removing and
reinstalling but if it does, we will warranty it out.
I just got one of these for my SKS. They are available in three styles: blade bayo, spike bayo or no bayo, but with a rail.
I got the third one and have two problems: first, the rail is quite sharp, so I'll have to file the edges, and second, the pistol grip prevents the trigger group from being removed without removing the grip.
Are we supposed to file the pistol grip to allow the trigger group to be removed? I think that if I take the pistol grip off and on a few times, the damn thing will loosen off after a few shots! Anyone have the same issues?
Geoff
I sent Tapco an email and here is the response:
We do not recommend filing on the grip. What we do here is loosen the grip
just enough so the trigger guard can be moved out. You don't have to remove
the grip completely. And it shouldn't loosen just from removing and
reinstalling but if it does, we will warranty it out.
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