silasbowhunter
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Does anyone have any extra LOP spacers for sale before I buy a new kit from UM?
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Why's that?Curious how it goes. I’m done with factory tikka mags.
Iv had better feeding and longevity all around with aics. That and they don’t pop out when your rifle is rested on something along the front.Why's that?
They make a qd flush cup versionWhat's everyone using for sling attachment in the flush cups?
Seems like Grovtec is the go-to, but I don't see how I'd swap the push lock fittings on my quake claw slings for the QD fittings. Would have to push the strap through the rubber portion as the "long" end (bottom on the attached image) of the strap is sewn together after the fitting. Not sure I can get the strap back through the rubber if I pull it out.
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I'm not sure what you mean by that. A sling?They make a qd flush cup version
gotch ya I didn’t realize you had the sling…. I was saying they make that sling with the correct qd attachments.I'm not sure what you mean by that. A sling?
I want to keep my quake claw slings, but they have the push fitting pictured. So I need to swap the fittings on the sling.
I have a pile of those Quake Claw Slings and ran into the same problem. I didn't want to use my SAP Positional Sling and poached my Grov Tec QD sling swivels off of it and put them on my Wilderness Langlois Rhodesian Sling (a little simpler and less bulky), as the standard sling swivels were not sewn in.What's everyone using for sling attachment in the flush cups?
Seems like Grovtec is the go-to, but I don't see how I'd swap the push lock fittings on my quake claw slings for the QD fittings. Would have to push the strap through the rubber portion as the "long" end (bottom on the attached image) of the strap is sewn together after the fitting. Not sure I can get the strap back through the rubber if I pull it out.
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What's everyone using for sling attachment in the flush cups?
Seems like Grovtec is the go-to, but I don't see how I'd swap the push lock fittings on my quake claw slings for the QD fittings. Would have to push the strap through the rubber portion as the "long" end (bottom on the attached image) of the strap is sewn together after the fitting. Not sure I can get the strap back through the rubber if I pull it out.
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Ahh that looks like it'll work! Thanks![]()
Grovtec - Flush Cup Stud Adapter
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I believe unknown munitions owns final QC and Jake assured us that their red carpet cards would solve this issue. Sad to see this is still an issue after a couple years.Received my two new rokstoks from July drop. Heights of inlets on both the Tikka and Rem700 sa are off. The Tikka: rear action screws isprotuding WAY above cocking priece race way, cannot close bolt. Front screw is likely well up into body and would contact bolt lugs. Cannot get mag into bottom plastic.
Rem 700: had to relive inlet for hawkins dbm, once again action to bottom metal height is way off. Cannot even fit an AW mag in far enough on aw cut action to get mag to latch up. Had to open up bolt cut to get the bolt closed all the way.
Once again, typical Stockys poor QC and major lack of adherence to specs. I shouldn't have to shim a bottom metal to get mags to latch, nor should I be having to shorten action screws by 0.200" to get clearance of a bolt. It's not difficult to measure "drops" from the action inlet to bottom metal inlet and make it right. I manufactured wood stocks in CNC for a few years in college. M5 pillar height is an industry wide spec, Tikka pillar height from action to bottom plastic, is a spec. Stockys don't get this, or they don't care, or they just keep cranking low quality stuff out cuz it's revenue. Last stockys products I'll be buying.
It's not difficult to measure "drops" from the action inlet to bottom metal inlet and make it right.
I believe unknown munitions owns final QC and Jake assured us that their red carpet cards would solve this issue. Sad to see this is still an issue after a couple years.
Such interesting creative products coming out of that shop but the Fierce-level QC makes them a hard pass (for me) until I observe a solid year of exceptional workmanship.