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Posted: 5/3/2015 6:42:05 PM EDT
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saw these stocks, was wondering if anybody has them and like them, gonna turn my 10/22 into a trunk gun.
https://underfoldstocks.com/Products#!prettyPhoto |
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You can do it yourself pretty easy. I bought a section of magpul polymer rail for the moe hand gaurd and attached it to the front of my butler creek folder for a afg. You just bore a couple screw holes in the stock? That's what I do.. |
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You can do it yourself pretty easy. I bought a section of magpul polymer rail for the moe hand gaurd and attached it to the front of my butler creek folder for a afg. You just bore a couple screw holes in the stock? That's what I do.. Yea just mark center of forearm, mark them with a punch and drill two holes. I believe the rail section came with screws and nuts that worked really well. Just can't remember if I had to inlet the top to make space for them. |
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Yea just mark center of forearm, mark them with a punch and drill two holes. I believe the rail section came with screws and nuts that worked really well. Just can't remember if I had to inlet the top to make space for them. Quoted:
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You can do it yourself pretty easy. I bought a section of magpul polymer rail for the moe hand gaurd and attached it to the front of my butler creek folder for a afg. You just bore a couple screw holes in the stock? That's what I do.. Yea just mark center of forearm, mark them with a punch and drill two holes. I believe the rail section came with screws and nuts that worked really well. Just can't remember if I had to inlet the top to make space for them. makes perfect sense to me. thanks guys |
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That stock has had very poor reviews. Weak arms made worse due to them being aluminum.
. The old Mitchell Arms two-armed stocks had the same problem but at least those were steel. Lots of times when you see them for sale one of the arms will be welded-up. 
They were improved with a three-armed Federal Ordnance under-folder stock that was a very solid top-notch stock. 
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That stock has had very poor reviews. Weak arms made worse due to them being aluminum. . The old Mitchell Arms two-armed stocks had the same problem but at least those were steel. Lots of times when you see them for sale one of the arms will be welded-up. http://cdn2.armslist.com/sites/armslist/uploads/posts/2013/07/10/1866371_01_10_22_under_folder_wood_stock__640.jpg They were improved with a three-armed Federal Ordnance under-folder stock that was a very solid top-notch stock. http://picturearchive.gunauction.com/3738204354/8371738/38c0765d4eb4fb2d0cf45a267fd212af.jpg Auminum is fine for a .22LR. It's not as if you're going to try and brain someone with the stock. |
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