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AR 15 stocks

Started by Dr Bob, April 22, 2021, 12:21:07 PM

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Rapid7bee

Hi all,is there still access to the hammer adjuster with the AR15 stock fitted or would I have to remove block screw or just rear tube pad?
What's the price on these also.
Cheers

Joepineapples

Quote from: Rapid7bee on January 02, 2024, 01:10:27 PMHi all,is there still access to the hammer adjuster with the AR15 stock fitted or would I have to remove block screw or just rear tube pad?
What's the price on these also.
Cheers

Have pm'd you as didn't want to advertise as such.
If you look at a couple of the previously posted photos you can see the chassis comes up too high to access adjuster I'm afraid.

Thanks for the kind words guys.
A combination of things has meant I can start making them again and we have a MK1 in R&D at the moment which is exciting ;D
All the best everyone!

Joepineapples


angrybear

#48
Mine came from ebay, 3D printed, is it one of yours Joe ? turned out OK.

I've just bought a little mill & was going to try making one from Acetal as the ally one's seem quite heavy.
I really like the look of yours above, the sides are that bit higher, mine could do with a bit more chassis at the front closer to the bottle.




Joepineapples

Yup, one of mine :)
Acetal would probably work well. If you decide to give it a bash pm me and I can lend you the buffer tap if you need one. The bugger at the moment is sourcing the buffer tubes :-\

angrybear

Quote from: Joepineapples on February 21, 2024, 04:53:40 PMYup, one of mine :)
Acetal would probably work well. If you decide to give it a bash pm me and I can lend you the buffer tap if you need one. The bugger at the moment is sourcing the buffer tubes :-\

Most kind, I'll certainly take you up on the offer  ;) The acetal is already on order  ???
I've actually already got the buffer tube as my stock came with one, (from SGC) as well as having the tube fitted in your chassis,
Rifleworks have tubes listed as in stock around £30

DAVYW1

These look a great job and modernise the look of the Rapid alot.

DAVYW1

Pm sent re info and pricing.

Joepineapples

Replied, sorry took a while.

Angry bear, just holla when you want it :)

Walk

Quote from: Joepineapples on February 21, 2024, 03:01:00 PM



MK1 is up and running :)

Looks Amazing would it fit the MFR Cheers great work ATB

Ca_Varminter

Quote from: Walk on March 08, 2026, 12:28:32 PMLooks Amazing would it fit the MFR Cheers great work ATB
It should since the MFR is essential the Sexy Sister of the MKII

Stuart

Walk

Quote from: Ca_Varminter on March 08, 2026, 05:24:51 PM
Quote from: Walk on March 08, 2026, 12:28:32 PMLooks Amazing would it fit the MFR Cheers great work ATB
It should since the MFR is essential the Sexy Sister of the MKII

Stuart
:D  ;)

Walk

Can they be made from Aluminium cut some slots out each side to lighten it up should be lighter than a wooden stock the shoulder can be as it is looks great ATB .

Ca_Varminter

Quote from: Walk on March 16, 2026, 06:00:58 PMCan they be made from Aluminium cut some slots out each side to lighten it up should be lighter than a wooden stock the shoulder can be as it is looks great ATB .
Yes if you access to a Mill...

Essentially there a 3 main components:
Main chassis Channel stock with a 1" channel
Rear block that the Stock extension tube screws into.
Finally the trigger guard.
Then of course the misc. fasteners needed to assemble.
This all was done on a Manual Mill by 220Swift over here on my side of the Pond!

Stuart

angrybear

I also made one from a block of Delrin, "good from far but far from good" as they say, but does me.


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