low cost mask friendly stock
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Topic: low cost mask friendly stock
Posted By: Trgrman
Subject: low cost mask friendly stock
Date Posted: 25 September 2005 at 7:11pm
| If you need a stock for your 98C just go to Home Depot,buy a piece of flat steel 3/4" wide and 36" long, and 2 screws with the same threads as the ASA but just a little longer than the original screws.Then cut the flat steel to 20" long. On one end drill 2 holes to match the ASA holes. On the other end 6" from the end put a 90 degree bend in it. Then you just sandwitch the new stock between the bottom of the grip and the ASA and you're done. You might want to make yours a little longer or shorter for a custom fit. This stock is great because it lets you use the sights on your marker without your mask hitting it. |
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Posted By: ninety8freak
Date Posted: 28 September 2005 at 10:32pm
| or you can get the "dogleg" stock from specops paintball......i hate specops but, it is a helpful stock..... |
Posted By: dovehunter9
Date Posted: 29 September 2005 at 5:14pm
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Compare the prices and I'd pick the homemade one. ------------- 20% of people understand percents and 94% don't, so keep them out of sigs |
Posted By: the_blade
Date Posted: 02 October 2005 at 12:57am
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thats going to addd some weight to your gun ------------- 95 base neon 3.0 cai, knifedged crankshaft 60 mill throttle body,14 crane cam crane springs/retainers eagle rods port matched/ polished intake p&p head shaved .015 phantom grip diff dohc exuast |
Posted By: Reb Cpl
Date Posted: 06 October 2005 at 6:31am
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With the length of the flatsteel you're going to use, it isn't going to be a significant addition at all. There's no reason to use a heavy gauge steel, a nice piece of 1/4" should do nicely. We made a stock for a buddy of mine out of 1/4" roundstock, it works wonders, and theres very little noticable weight addition. ------------- ? |
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