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1/26/2012 4:34:29 PM EDT
I know this has been beat to death but i can't find much other than wrapping the underfolder stock with paracord.  This is still a possibility but I was looking to see if there were any alternatives.

My underfolder won't be here till Wed. and I have to see how I like the stock cheek weld first, obviously, before I plan alterations.  But I wouldn't mind getting ideas now in anticipation of a possible DIY job.  

One thing I have been considering is bicycle handlebar wrap.  Although, I think the ends may need secured with electrical tape and I'm always a fan of the most permanent options which still have the ability to be removed easily.....who knows how long the electrical tape would last......plus it's tape....on a gun

My only fear is anything I put on, may have the chance to cause corrosion.


Anyway, paracord and..........what, is possible to use to enhance the cheek weld of my Polish underfolder stock (if I deem it necessary upon its arrival) as well as reduce wobble when in the folded position.  Hopefully I will find it works just fine as is but who can tell for sure.

Sorry for another broken record thread.
1/26/2012 4:52:12 PM EDT
[#1]
Tagged.  I have a polish underfolder getting here next week as well.

If someone can talk about a way to wrap wo corrosion being an issue, I'm interested.

Otherwise I plan on sucking it up and getting used to cold metal.
1/28/2012 6:30:42 PM EDT
[#2]
Quoted:
Tagged.  I have a polish underfolder getting here next week as well.

If someone can talk about a way to wrap wo corrosion being an issue, I'm interested.

Otherwise I plan on sucking it up and getting used to cold metal.


I just wanted to thank everyone for the great posts ......the AK side of the house really lacks in comparison; pretty dissapointing for how passionate these AK owners claim to be.

Anyway, 74novaman, i found this little gem made by Samson.  It doesn't look aesthetically pleasing but certainly looks functional.  I haven't decided if it is something for me or not but it seems like a great device.  I wish we had more options like this.

Other problem is it's a $75 cheek rest.  Samson tends to be a little too pricey IMO.
1/29/2012 4:43:16 AM EDT
[#3]
Quoted:
Quoted:
Tagged.  I have a polish underfolder getting here next week as well.

If someone can talk about a way to wrap wo corrosion being an issue, I'm interested.

Otherwise I plan on sucking it up and getting used to cold metal.


I just wanted to thank everyone for the great posts ......the AK side of the house really lacks in comparison; pretty dissapointing for how passionate these AK owners claim to be.

Anyway, 74novaman, i found this little gem made by Samson.  It doesn't look aesthetically pleasing but certainly looks functional.  I haven't decided if it is something for me or not but it seems like a great device.  I wish we had more options like this.

Other problem is it's a $75 cheek rest.  Samson tends to be a little too pricey IMO.



I was thinking of that same thing but I think if you just stick with irons you won't be able to get a low enough cheek weld. I decided to stick with my irons after beating my head on what sight to get for my UF. I am going with the MI SS rail so I can run the AFG and a light. So I will just keep the paracord wrap to keep my cheek from being froze to the stock for the winter months.

Oh and yeah, $75 is a bit much for that rest.

1/29/2012 5:01:57 AM EDT
[#4]
I haven't tried this on an UF but, I wrapped my Romanian push button side folder with 550 cord OVER a slit section of fuel line hose. If you have the clearance you could try slitting a larger diameter hose or using a section cut lengthwise that wouldn't wrap or add thickness in the inside of the strut by the receiver. HTH
1/29/2012 5:23:21 AM EDT
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I haven't tried this on an UF but, I wrapped my Romanian push button side folder with 550 cord OVER a slit section of fuel line hose. If you have the clearance you could try slitting a larger diameter hose or using a section cut lengthwise that wouldn't wrap or add thickness in the inside of the strut by the receiver. HTH



Hell, that's a pretty cool idea.
1/29/2012 8:16:54 AM EDT
[#6]
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I haven't tried this on an UF but, I wrapped my Romanian push button side folder with 550 cord OVER a slit section of fuel line hose. If you have the clearance you could try slitting a larger diameter hose or using a section cut lengthwise that wouldn't wrap or add thickness in the inside of the strut by the receiver. HTH



Hell, that's a pretty cool idea.


+1......

That is a very good idea and it's pretty simple, a liner.  It's one of those,"why didn't i think of that?"

Thanks for that.  Now  I just need to find what will work best and where to get it.
1/29/2012 2:14:22 PM EDT
[#7]
Id go with popcoen on dental floss.. Like kids do for xmas trees... Then you need a snack munch on the UF... Then you have the floss for the pieces that get stuck... Suprised no one mentioned this... I just ise about 50-100' of 550 para on my ace side folders...
1/29/2012 3:36:01 PM EDT
[#8]
How about some Saran Wrap?
1/29/2012 4:45:41 PM EDT
[#9]
Quoted:
Quoted:
Tagged.  I have a polish underfolder getting here next week as well.

If someone can talk about a way to wrap wo corrosion being an issue, I'm interested.

Otherwise I plan on sucking it up and getting used to cold metal.


I just wanted to thank everyone for the great posts ......the AK side of the house really lacks in comparison; pretty dissapointing for how passionate these AK owners claim to be.

Anyway, 74novaman, i found this little gem made by Samson.  It doesn't look aesthetically pleasing but certainly looks functional.  I haven't decided if it is something for me or not but it seems like a great device.  I wish we had more options like this.

Other problem is it's a $75 cheek rest.  Samson tends to be a little too pricey IMO.


ETA:
I'll just take the high road: I hope you find the answers you're looking for. Have a nice day.  
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