Ya I bet you are.... but again people can make their own judgment on what THEY want to do, don't need a mediator to tell them
I could care less about my warranty on "my stock". I'm not useless when it comes to things
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Ya I bet you are.... but again people can make their own judgment on what THEY want to do, don't need a mediator to tell them
I could care less about my warranty on "my stock". I'm not useless when it comes to things
This is probably way more of an undertaking then alot of people could do.
That's why I suggested an easy fix for anyone with a screwdriver/drill/wood screw
Addendum in wording: No disrespect intended and for transparency, the post will remain unedited; however, the word "likely" should have been "may" and, or "could lead to a voided warranty depending on factors" (you know if someone gets in over their head and completely butchers the thing causing even more issues....). Just saying, give TI an opportunity to come up for air on this....
As posted by bfiles: This is probably way more of an undertaking then alot of people could do.
That's why I suggested an easy fix for anyone with a screwdriver/drill/wood screw.
Absolutely agree, there was no casting shade on your practicality....read addendum to my post; everyone is such a sensitive snowflake now, lol. Seriously, we're all brainstorming at this point and waiting to see where the chips are going to land. To reiterate, I was simply asking if anyone already in possession wanted to input with measurement comparison, etc....
That's why I suggested an easy fix for anyone with a screwdriver/drill/wood screw.
Absolutely agree, there was no casting shade on your practicality....read addendum to my post; everyone is such a sensitive snowflake now, lol. Seriously, we're all brainstorming at this point and waiting to see where the chips are going to land. To reiterate, I was simply asking if anyone already in possession wanted to input with measurement comparison, etc....
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Not too sure how you took that like I was insensitive about what ya posted lol BUT again, completely modding a stock to fit a different rifle isn't easy if you don't have the right tools is all.
Pretty sure 100% of the people on this board atleast have a screw driver handy and maybe a box of wood screws
Pretty sure 100% of the people on this board atleast have a screw driver handy and maybe a box of wood screws
did you used a filler or epoxy to strenghtened your fix?
CZ Shooter
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Not trying to start an all out war here, but I think that the 1in wood screw is not all that bad of an idea, if quick fix is the goal.
The problem with warranty is, that there is no fix available.
This seems to be an actual design flaw and there is nothing anyone can do at TI, short of sending a new rifle with the same problem.
I do have a very creative friend with extensive machining experience and I had approached him about a possible solution.
He will look into it once my rifle arrives and is very likely to manufacture some sort of a drop in steel bracket, that will strenghten the existing structure (at least that is what I'm hoping for).
The problem with warranty is, that there is no fix available.
This seems to be an actual design flaw and there is nothing anyone can do at TI, short of sending a new rifle with the same problem.
I do have a very creative friend with extensive machining experience and I had approached him about a possible solution.
He will look into it once my rifle arrives and is very likely to manufacture some sort of a drop in steel bracket, that will strenghten the existing structure (at least that is what I'm hoping for).
of course can t wait the outcome from your friend,.
fever of covid lol
I didn't use filler, yet. That will depend on how it holds up. I figure this will be fine., this wood isn't I credibly soft so I see it lasting.
If not, I'll fill the screw hole 2 part epoxy and drill another hole thru that with a counter sunk screw
perfect thank you. waiting for future development but again a good fast fix.
doable i will say but you will need to cut some amount of wood. the polymer version may be easier to work on.
CZ Shooter
CGN frequent flyer
My rifle still hasn't shipped, so it will be a while yet, but I'm confident that a reasonable solution can be found.
