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Posted: 1/26/2009 7:46:36 AM EDT
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I'd just weld the pin on the inside so it won't push it, in effect making the stock fixed. One of my buddies in MI had it done on his 106cr. This could be reversed if you ever move out of the ban state.
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Posted: 1/26/2009 3:57:51 PM EDT
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Well maybe that is the best solution. So he welded the plunger on the left hand side of the receiver that releases the stock? Somehow that sounds pretty permanent. I'll look into it. Thanks
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Posted: 1/26/2009 4:19:18 PM EDT
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Well maybe that is the best solution. So he welded the plunger on the left hand side of the receiver that releases the stock? Somehow that sounds pretty permanent. I'll look into it. Thanks You remove the plunger spring and spring pin first, then tack-weld plunger inside the receiver on the left side to rear trunion with stock locked in place. Few seconds with dremel, and you back to folding stock. Do not weld outside! |
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Posted: 1/27/2009 4:05:17 AM EDT
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That makes sense. I really like the gun and leaving it at a friends house while we live there is a pain. Thanks for the input.
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