jimmydeuce
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Can you slide the ATI stock off the tube? I thought I could pull the lever out and slide it off but no luck. It gets just past the last hole for the adjustable position and feels like it hits something.
Mossberg Tactical .22 Stocks/Tubes
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Re: Removing stock from tube
Sorry...I'm not familiar with that.
But, this reply will bump this post to the top so others may see it and help...good luck !
Sorry...I'm not familiar with that.
But, this reply will bump this post to the top so others may see it and help...good luck !
jimmydeuce
.270 WIN
Re: Removing stock from tube
Thanks. Can't find much info on the stock. I checked the factory ATI that came off my 500 and it does the same thing. I sent ATI an email so I'll see what they say.
Thanks. Can't find much info on the stock. I checked the factory ATI that came off my 500 and it does the same thing. I sent ATI an email so I'll see what they say.
Re: Removing stock from tube
Just before the stock gets to the last position, pull the detent pin outward. The pin's spring will be pretty tough, but pull it out as far as you can and the stock should slide right off...
jimmydeuce said:
Just before the stock gets to the last position, pull the detent pin outward. The pin's spring will be pretty tough, but pull it out as far as you can and the stock should slide right off...
jimmydeuce
.270 WIN
Re: Removing stock from tube
On this one the pin is inside the lever. Pulling out (down) on the lever will get me just past the last position. I've pulled the lever out as far as it'll go without breaking.
I wanted to save the original to put back on down the road if I need to but might just have to break the lever off to remove it. Won't be the end of the world if I do.
I'm adding some dark earth accessories and new stock to it and giving it to my 10 yo. nephew (it'll be living at my house though). Last time I saw him we were looking at AR's with dark earth pieces on them and when his mom walked out of the room he looked at me and said...Dude, those are bada$$. He'll freak over this thing.
Bad cell phone pic
On this one the pin is inside the lever. Pulling out (down) on the lever will get me just past the last position. I've pulled the lever out as far as it'll go without breaking.
I wanted to save the original to put back on down the road if I need to but might just have to break the lever off to remove it. Won't be the end of the world if I do.
I'm adding some dark earth accessories and new stock to it and giving it to my 10 yo. nephew (it'll be living at my house though). Last time I saw him we were looking at AR's with dark earth pieces on them and when his mom walked out of the room he looked at me and said...Dude, those are bada$$. He'll freak over this thing.
Bad cell phone pic
Re: Removing stock from tube
Hmmm, that does complicate things a bit.
It does look like it uses the same internal mechanism though. Is there a screw or pin in the adjustment lever that can be removed? It was put together somehow, so I know it can be taken apart. Damn, I want to rech through the computer and grab that thing.
Hmmm, that does complicate things a bit.
It does look like it uses the same internal mechanism though. Is there a screw or pin in the adjustment lever that can be removed? It was put together somehow, so I know it can be taken apart. Damn, I want to rech through the computer and grab that thing.
jimmydeuce
.270 WIN
Re: Removing stock from tube
Don't know why I didn't think about trying to knock the pin out. I'll give that a shot.
Don't know why I didn't think about trying to knock the pin out. I'll give that a shot.
jimmydeuce
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Re: Removing stock from tube
Thanks Lazy...that did the trick!
Thanks Lazy...that did the trick!
Re: Removing stock from tube
Yes Sir,
Glad to help.
Yes Sir,
Glad to help.
toyracer38
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Re: Tactical 22 Adjustable Stock
You can find your answer here. viewtopic.php?f=88&t=362
Also, there is info in there on how to make your fixed stock, adjustable. If you wanted to save a few bucks.
You can find your answer here. viewtopic.php?f=88&t=362
Also, there is info in there on how to make your fixed stock, adjustable. If you wanted to save a few bucks.
bellofello
.270 WIN
Tactical 22 Adjustable Stock
my post from that topic on how to make yours adjustable for free is on the bottom of page 3.
If ya want something more fancy, any eBay airsoft m4/m16/ar15 stock will work fine. (you'll still have to do the above method to remove yours) I paid 30 bucks or so for my knock off LMT sopmod
Like this:
toyracer38 said:
my post from that topic on how to make yours adjustable for free is on the bottom of page 3.
If ya want something more fancy, any eBay airsoft m4/m16/ar15 stock will work fine. (you'll still have to do the above method to remove yours) I paid 30 bucks or so for my knock off LMT sopmod
Like this:
bellofello
.270 WIN
Tactical 22 Adjustable Stock
Anytime
Anytime
Re: What size is the buffer tube?
I do believe it's commercial spec...
I do believe it's commercial spec...
Krypt Keeper
.22LR
Non adjustable stock to adjustable
The adjustable stock option seems to vary a bit on where or when you buy your 715T.
I had a non adjustable stock.
few seconds with a dremal and a key ring and instant adjustable stock.
the post in the stock is spring loaded. Everything else is there to make it function except for the tab hooked to the pin for adjustment that is found on adjustable stocks. Looked all over for this part with no luck. So I will either make my own and drive a cold rolled pin in or leave the key ring in.
made a small half moon cut on either side of the pin, 1/8" wide and almost 1/8" deep. push down with a safety pin next to the pin and catch the hole in the pin that would normally have the cold rolled pin in it. Pull it up and move the stock half a hole legnth to keep it exposed. Remove the safety pin and insert a small key ring into pin.
instant adjustable stock for the cost of a key ring and 5 minutes of your time.
naturally a pic is here to explain things. This is a pic of the pin in the up position between holes so you can put the ring into it. and you can see the half moon slots i made on the sides.
hope this helps
Dave
The adjustable stock option seems to vary a bit on where or when you buy your 715T.
I had a non adjustable stock.
few seconds with a dremal and a key ring and instant adjustable stock.
the post in the stock is spring loaded. Everything else is there to make it function except for the tab hooked to the pin for adjustment that is found on adjustable stocks. Looked all over for this part with no luck. So I will either make my own and drive a cold rolled pin in or leave the key ring in.
made a small half moon cut on either side of the pin, 1/8" wide and almost 1/8" deep. push down with a safety pin next to the pin and catch the hole in the pin that would normally have the cold rolled pin in it. Pull it up and move the stock half a hole legnth to keep it exposed. Remove the safety pin and insert a small key ring into pin.
instant adjustable stock for the cost of a key ring and 5 minutes of your time.
naturally a pic is here to explain things. This is a pic of the pin in the up position between holes so you can put the ring into it. and you can see the half moon slots i made on the sides.
hope this helps
Dave
