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Originally Posted By str8shuutr45: Ok, if this has been answered here before, I apologize. To those that don’t accept my apology, I hear that Reddit is the place for you guys. My question is, should I convert my factory 590a1 AOW to SBS? Bring it. Yeah, look through this thread for examples or post questions https://ar15.com/forums/general/I-don-t-have-a-SBS/5-2828241/ |
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I did 6 stamps around the middle of January and this was one of them. Old H&R shotgun receiver I had laying around, built before '68 so no serial. Bought a parts kit online and did this. 8" 12g barrel. I have about $60 in this gun. Definitely has a big giggle factor. I'm still working on the wood to make it look better. Also did a 12.5" 870 with the original Speedfeed birdshead grip and a 14" 870 with a Magpul stock and forend. Pics later. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By ZoToL: This so far is the best setup I've found if you want an adjustable stock. I ditched the folding mech for a fixed, for weight and having it folding just was not ergonomic with the hinge or controlling it folded. Hacked at a Larue grip for a bit to get it about as perfect as i can get it. No whacking hand off of metal/ etc. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/140533/IMG_4830_JPG-3663926.JPG Anyone know what stock adapter set-up this SBR is using? I really want it on my Shockwave. |
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Originally Posted By BradN: I did 6 stamps around the middle of January and this was one of them. Old H&R shotgun receiver I had laying around, built before '68 so no serial. Bought a parts kit online and did this. 8" 12g barrel. I have about $60 in this gun. Definitely has a big giggle factor. I'm still working on the wood to make it look better. Also did a 12.5" 870 with the original Speedfeed birdshead grip and a 14" 870 with a Magpul stock and forend. Pics later. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/72316/1000018707_jpg-3761228.JPG That's a great rattlesnake gun. |
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Originally Posted By Clint50: Anyone know what stock adapter set-up this SBR is using? I really want it on my Shockwave. Originally Posted By Clint50: Originally Posted By ZoToL: This so far is the best setup I've found if you want an adjustable stock. I ditched the folding mech for a fixed, for weight and having it folding just was not ergonomic with the hinge or controlling it folded. Hacked at a Larue grip for a bit to get it about as perfect as i can get it. No whacking hand off of metal/ etc. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/140533/IMG_4830_JPG-3663926.JPG Anyone know what stock adapter set-up this SBR is using? I really want it on my Shockwave. Looks like KE arms https://www.kearms.com/870-picatinny-stock-adapter.aspx I'm running their adapter on my Mossberg https://www.kearms.com/kea-590-picatinny-stock-adapter.aspx |
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Originally Posted By TNC: Looks like KE arms https://www.kearms.com/870-picatinny-stock-adapter.aspx I'm running their adapter on my Mossberg https://www.kearms.com/kea-590-picatinny-stock-adapter.aspx I've been looking at that adapter. Only reason I haven't pulled the trigger yet, is the cost for it as well as a pistol grip and 1913 Pic compatible stock assembly. By the time you buy it all of that, you're not far off a Chisel stock. What stock and grip are you considering? |
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Originally Posted By Clint50: I've been looking at that adapter. Only reason I haven't pulled the trigger yet, is the cost for it as well as a pistol grip and 1913 Pic compatible stock assembly. By the time you buy it all of that, you're not far off a Chisel stock. What stock and grip are you considering? I put a Magpul grip on it and this stock https://a3industries.com/versa-stock-1913-mount-folding-stock/ Even without the plastic cheek riser, that stock places my head a little too high. If I had it to do over I'd probably go with https://1913stocks.com/pfs-x-1913-mount-folding-stock/ That stock setup was indeed expensive. |
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Originally Posted By TNC: I put a Magpul grip on it and this stock https://a3industries.com/versa-stock-1913-mount-folding-stock/ Even without the plastic cheek riser, that stock places my head a little too high. If I had it to do over I'd probably go with https://1913stocks.com/pfs-x-1913-mount-folding-stock/ That stock setup was indeed expensive. That adapter, grip, and folding stock is almost $400, correct? That's a lotta cheddar. |
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Originally Posted By ZoToL: This so far is the best setup I've found if you want an adjustable stock. I ditched the folding mech for a fixed, for weight and having it folding just was int ergonomic with the hinge or controlling it folded. Hacked at a larue grip for a bit to get it about as perfect as i can get it. No whacking hand off of metal/ etc. @ZoToL What fixed Picatinny adaptor is that? |
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Originally Posted By kwb377: @ZoToL What fixed Picatinny adaptor is that? Pretty sure I used this one. https://www.kearms.com/870-picatinny-stock-adapter.aspx |
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Originally Posted By ZoToL: Pretty sure I used this one. https://www.kearms.com/870-picatinny-stock-adapter.aspx @ZoToL Sorry, should have been more specific... I have the KEA Picatinny stock adaptor...was wondering which fixed adaptor you used to replace your folding hinge. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By kwb377: @ZoToL Sorry, should have been more specific... I have the KEA Picatinny stock adaptor...was wondering which fixed adaptor you used to replace your folding hinge. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/16205/IMG_4830_JPG-3663926__1__jpg-3799334.JPG ah that was a jmac fixed stock mount. I might be selling that setup in the future. I found a factory folder for it as I went for a duffle bag build. https://www.jmac-customs.com/SM?hcUrl=%2Fen-US |
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