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Posted: 1/14/2016 12:01:19 AM EDT
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I bought a Draco nearly 10 years back and SBR'd it. For some reason I sold it shortly thereafter. Anyway, I want to get another. How much trouble is it to put an underfolder on a new production Draco?
Thanks, RC |
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I did a UF conversion on a SAIGA. That was a little bit harder since I had to remove the scope mount and rear trunnion, then install the UF trunnion. It helps a lot to have template. It's also not that hard if you have a drill press. Measure multiple times before you drill. |
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If you know how to do the mill work I don't think it should be to hard. You can drill through the existing trunnion (I'd check on yours to make sure but the ones I have seen, you can drill through the factory trunnion). I sent mine to JBI for what seemed like an eternity (almost 6 months) but I am really loving it. need some new pics.... this one is getting a little played out but here ya go http://i1115.photobucket.com/albums/k558/thornejc23/IMG_1769_zpsmeptcbw9.jpg WANT |
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If you know how to do the mill work I don't think it should be to hard. You can drill through the existing trunnion (I'd check on yours to make sure but the ones I have seen, you can drill through the factory trunnion). I sent mine to JBI for what seemed like an eternity (almost 6 months) but I am really loving it. need some new pics.... this one is getting a little played out but here ya go http://i1115.photobucket.com/albums/k558/thornejc23/IMG_1769_zpsmeptcbw9.jpg Those SLR brakes are awesome, love me some Draco fireballs Thought about doing an underfolder, but I kinda like fixed stocks on a Draco as well. I was afraid I wouldn't be able to SBR it due to 41P. Still don't like it but it doesn't screw me like I thought it would. I spent way to much the last 3 months and to wait until the funds build back up to get it going. I got 4 cans and a 107UR in before January. |
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That looks great! I sent one off to have the underfolder installed. I had the underfolder stock and also an underfolder rear trunnion so it shouldn't be too hard to get it built. |
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Those SLR brakes are awesome, love me some Draco fireballs Thought about doing an underfolder, but I kinda like fixed stocks on a Draco as well. I was afraid I wouldn't be able to SBR it due to 41P. Still don't like it but it doesn't screw me like I thought it would. I spent way to much the last 3 months and to wait until the funds build back up to get it going. I got 4 cans and a 107UR in before January. Quoted:
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If you know how to do the mill work I don't think it should be to hard. You can drill through the existing trunnion (I'd check on yours to make sure but the ones I have seen, you can drill through the factory trunnion). I sent mine to JBI for what seemed like an eternity (almost 6 months) but I am really loving it. need some new pics.... this one is getting a little played out but here ya go http://i1115.photobucket.com/albums/k558/thornejc23/IMG_1769_zpsmeptcbw9.jpg Those SLR brakes are awesome, love me some Draco fireballs Thought about doing an underfolder, but I kinda like fixed stocks on a Draco as well. I was afraid I wouldn't be able to SBR it due to 41P. Still don't like it but it doesn't screw me like I thought it would. I spent way to much the last 3 months and to wait until the funds build back up to get it going. I got 4 cans and a 107UR in before January. The SLR puts out one hell fireball 4sure but it makes it pretty pleasant to shoot (from a recoil perspective) I have a slant brake in my bag for the rare occasion I shoot indoors. The SBR draco is well worth it... honestly love mine. |
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