[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Official R.A.T. Stock Picture thread (Page 1 of 4)
Posted: 9/1/2012 10:14:53 AM EDT
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Comes with a locking two-stage trigger and emergency back-country rod ...
... and we elected to do our own molding in-house. Here's pics of our well-cooled molding rooms ... and if you're an awesome moldologist, that likes making gems ... we anticipate needing more great help ... From our "Careers" page on our website ... Process Technician- set up and maintain injection molding machines to ensure optimum production efficiency. Qualifications: 5 years experience, quick problem solving skills, good people skills, familiarity with all aspects of injection molding machines, decoupled molding techniques, knowledge of engineering grade resins, must practice and promote 6S at all times, set/pull molds occasionally, available to work night shift. 
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Alas, I am not informed.
What is this trigger system, can someone explain it to me? Are we talking about a trigger built in to the butstock?  Or is this a separate trigger module that is paired to sell with the stock? You've confused me Mark! 
ETA: Love the cleaning rod in the stock. It is genius. I may never buy a CTR again 
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Alas, I am not informed. What is this trigger system, can someone explain it to me? Are we talking about a trigger built in to the butstock? Or is this a separate trigger module that is paired to sell with the stock? You've confused me Mark! It's the mechanism to move the stock to and fro. You pull the trigger to the rear, then reposition the stock. If you want to take the RAT plumb off your rifle, you set it to two-stage, then pull it through both stages ... ... and viola' !!
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Alas, I am not informed. What is this trigger system, can someone explain it to me? Are we talking about a trigger built in to the butstock? Or is this a separate trigger module that is paired to sell with the stock? You've confused me Mark! It's the mechanism to move the stock to and fro. You pull the trigger to the rear, then reposition the stock. If you want to take the RAT plumb off your rifle, you set it to two-stage, then pull it through both stages ... ... and viola' !! I am so much more comfortable with this than being able to fire the rifle via a second trigger on the stock. Thank you for the explanation 
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Alas, I am not informed. What is this trigger system, can someone explain it to me? Are we talking about a trigger built in to the butstock? Or is this a separate trigger module that is paired to sell with the stock? You've confused me Mark! It's the mechanism to move the stock to and fro. You pull the trigger to the rear, then reposition the stock. If you want to take the RAT plumb off your rifle, you set it to two-stage, then pull it through both stages ... ... and viola' !! I am so much more comfortable with this than being able to fire the rifle via a second trigger on the stock. Thank you for the explanation
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Im still wondering about the weight. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I had some honey-do boxes that had to be checked ... I'll sneak off and slap one on the digital scale after a cup or two of coffee.  No worries, I understand you are busy. Tell you what, drop a UDE stock in the mail, rush delivery to me and I will weigh it and share my findings with everyone on the interwebz :) |
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Process Technician- set up and maintain injection molding machines to ensure optimum production efficiency. Qualifications: 5 years experience, quick problem solving skills, good people skills, familiarity with all aspects of injection molding machines, decoupled molding techniques, knowledge of engineering grade resins, must practice and promote 6S at all times, set/pull molds occasionally, available to work night shift You forgot to add 'Must love Bacon' to the list of qualifications. 
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Im still wondering about the weight. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I had some honey-do boxes that had to be checked ... I'll sneak off and slap one on the digital scale after a cup or two of coffee. Weight, pricing, availability? Thanks Mark. I am with Harley, I originally wasn't sure about the RAT stock but now that I have seen some pictures I feel a little better about it! |
[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Official R.A.T. Stock Picture thread (Page 1 of 4)
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