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The stock rail on the stock has a series of holes to mount the handstop on.
As to which bipod is the right one for the C3A1 off of that sight I am not sure. Mayhaps someone else can speak to that?
regards Tim
It's the Type 2 for sure (based on the C3A1 pics I've seen); I have one and I ain't givin it up
Carl,
Got a source for those rubber feet? I could REALLY use them for the bench shooting...
Redman,
Wolverine sells em - in the AI section price list.
Cheers, Carl
Can't find it! I found AI stocks and rifles, but nothing under accessories or anything...
Provide me a link please and heaven shall smile upon thee!!![]()
http://www.wolverinesupplies.com/webdox/pricelists/Accuracy International retail Oct 08.pdf
3rd page - Common Accesories - 2nd and 3rd item under Bipod
Easy peasy - Quick and easy!
Cheers, Carl
The original slings used were the custom made ones we had for the C3.
We then went to the old C1A1 green canvas slings - easily obtained.
We now use the Tactical Intervention Specialists Quick Cuff slings in OD green(on the C14 Timberwolf).
Cheers, Carl
Carl:
Great pictures showing the differences in slings.
Now about the custom job,it has class written all over it, So what do I have to do to get one?
Redman:
Do you think Carl is messin with us yet.![]()
Redman:
Do you think Carl is messin with us yet.![]()
Delta1 - The magazines are parkerized. I do not know a source and can imagine that they are difficult to get.....keep trying...you never know what will surface.
Anybody - Would like to know how many were in the kit?
Carl - thanks for the heads up on posting the sling info....should be invaluable to all the keeners that are dreaming about builds.
"Yet"?? He's had us from post one...
Carl,
Looks like those rubber feet will be here in late Feb/early March; do you know if they're compatible with the new PH bipod with the feet that have a rib?
Carl:
Darn near forgot to ask. On the magazines was the finish just a bluing. The one I have could use some work done to it. The bare metal is showing in more than a few places.
Regards Tim