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Paracord wrapped triangle side folder? (Page 2 of 2)
| Not if you wrap it tight and then pull it up really tight. I wrapped mine so tight that I stuck the pull end in a vise and pulled it, but if I had left enough on the end to wrap around a srewdriver or punch of some sort, I could have pulled it out. The tighter the wrap, the better it came out for me. |
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Originally Posted By BarGunner:
Not if you wrap it tight and then pull it up really tight. I wrapped mine so tight that I stuck the pull end in a vise and pulled it, but if I had left enough on the end to wrap around a srewdriver or punch of some sort, I could have pulled it out. The tighter the wrap, the better it came out for me. Nice job. I used pliers to pull the end through and didn't think I was gonna make it. Wish I had thought of the vise. |
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http://www.rallytennis.com/product_p/suq00164.htm
If you have a problem with paracord sliding around this tennis gauze grip tape keeps it from sliding. The tape can only stick to itself so it doesn't leave any sticky residue on the stock. You can find this at any Sports Authority or tennis store. All you have to do is wrap the stock with the tennis gauze then you begin the process of wrapping in with paracord and it will not slide at all if done right. Hope this helps anyone 
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Long time since someone posted in this thread (over 3 years, wow!)
Just wrapped my Arsenal SAM7-SF folder with some coyote paracord. I needed an improvised sling attachment on the end of the stock, and this was the most expedient method. The paracord BARELY fits in the gap between the upper and lower tubes. The charging handle just barely clears the top, and the tip of the safety just barely clears the inside. It's a close one! 
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Paracord wrapped triangle side folder? (Page 2 of 2)
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