Posted: 12/4/2011 10:13:13 AM EDT
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As amazing as that sounds... Yes, my CTR on my coyote rifle had become loose. Not sloppy loose. Just kind of annoyingly loose. In hopes of solving this problem, I drove out the roll pin holding the "lock" to the stock body. Inside I found a small steel insert that creates the clamping effect on the receiver extension. One of the ears had broken off. The piece was still there but the lock was rendered partially ineffective due to the break.
Hey Magpul!! Would it be possible to buy just the little metal part so I can fix my CTR? Yes... Money IS that tight right now so a new one is out of the question. I see what would be involved with the fix and I think it's doable even with my very basic knowledge of polymers. Please help! |
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As amazing as that sounds... Yes, my CTR on my coyote rifle had become loose. Not sloppy loose. Just kind of annoyingly loose. In hopes of solving this problem, I drove out the roll pin holding the "lock" to the stock body. Inside I found a small steel insert that creates the clamping effect on the receiver extension. One of the ears had broken off. The piece was still there but the lock was rendered partially ineffective due to the break. Hey Magpul!! Would it be possible to buy just the little metal part so I can fix my CTR? Yes... Money IS that tight right now so a new one is out of the question. I see what would be involved with the fix and I think it's doable even with my very basic knowledge of polymers. Please help! Not a home fix really, but we'll repair it for free. Contact us directly and we'll get you taken care of. |
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Quoted: Quoted: As amazing as that sounds... Yes, my CTR on my coyote rifle had become loose. Not sloppy loose. Just kind of annoyingly loose. In hopes of solving this problem, I drove out the roll pin holding the "lock" to the stock body. Inside I found a small steel insert that creates the clamping effect on the receiver extension. One of the ears had broken off. The piece was still there but the lock was rendered partially ineffective due to the break. Hey Magpul!! Would it be possible to buy just the little metal part so I can fix my CTR? Yes... Money IS that tight right now so a new one is out of the question. I see what would be involved with the fix and I think it's doable even with my very basic knowledge of polymers. Please help! Not a home fix really, but we'll repair it for free. Contact us directly and we'll get you taken care of. Somehow I knew this would be the outcome. NO questions asked just call us and we'll fix it.  |
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As amazing as that sounds... Yes, my CTR on my coyote rifle had become loose. Not sloppy loose. Just kind of annoyingly loose. In hopes of solving this problem, I drove out the roll pin holding the "lock" to the stock body. Inside I found a small steel insert that creates the clamping effect on the receiver extension. One of the ears had broken off. The piece was still there but the lock was rendered partially ineffective due to the break. Hey Magpul!! Would it be possible to buy just the little metal part so I can fix my CTR? Yes... Money IS that tight right now so a new one is out of the question. I see what would be involved with the fix and I think it's doable even with my very basic knowledge of polymers. Please help! Not a home fix really, but we'll repair it for free. Contact us directly and we'll get you taken care of. Many thanks Justin. I sent you an email. Hope I used the correct address. |
