Looking for easy affordable durable way to sling my plinkster 702. Any help would be much appreciated. Right know I have my 1" sling secured around thin end of shoulder stock the other end secured around barrel and hand guard but im afraid this could affect accuracy and the sling can slip off barrel and hand guard. thanks rich
Slinging a Plinkster 702
- Thread starter ram0310
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hello Rich.welcome from NY.
your going to need sling studs and swivels. i don't believe the 702 comes drilled for the studs, so you will have to drill holes for them.
here's another thread about drilling them.
viewtopic.php?f=26&t=2977
they do make slip on slings,,,but that's bout what you have now.
hope this helps you.
your going to need sling studs and swivels. i don't believe the 702 comes drilled for the studs, so you will have to drill holes for them.
here's another thread about drilling them.
viewtopic.php?f=26&t=2977
they do make slip on slings,,,but that's bout what you have now.
hope this helps you.
mingaa
Raconteur
There is plenty of stock material for the rear using wood-type screws. The front is a bit thin. I successfully used wood type screws and filled the stock cavity where the screw penetrated with epoxy. JB Weld etc. would yield similar results - on my phone or I'd post a pic. Some are in similar threads. Send a PM if you want a good look!
BowerR64
.270 WIN
I used the uncle mikes swivel studs. I put the long one in the back, the front i used the short one.
I countersunk with a 3/8" bit so the plastic washer would counter sink into the plastic some. The front i countersunk but the tip of the bit busted threw the foregrip. I cut a small section of wood and put it into the little section where the swivel was mounted. Its more screwed into the wood then the fore grip. I may JB weld it in for now it seems pretty solid.
I like the way it looks.
I countersunk with a 3/8" bit so the plastic washer would counter sink into the plastic some. The front i countersunk but the tip of the bit busted threw the foregrip. I cut a small section of wood and put it into the little section where the swivel was mounted. Its more screwed into the wood then the fore grip. I may JB weld it in for now it seems pretty solid.
I like the way it looks.
BowerR64
.270 WIN
My intent was to use a bipod thats what i eventually wanted it to look like. In my eyes it looks cool with the black stock, a flash hider and the bipod looks kinda like a sniper rifle or something. The 4X scope is just the right size to fit this gun.
I just got lucky with my placement that the bipod fit nice. I didnt really plan it i just looked at the position of the sling mount on other rifles and chose this spot.
It also worked out where the space was inside the stock. I used a section i cut off a 2X4 and drilled it for the sling stud to screw into. I could epoxy it or JB weld it in but it seems fine for now im not hard on my guns so it should hold up.
I just got lucky with my placement that the bipod fit nice. I didnt really plan it i just looked at the position of the sling mount on other rifles and chose this spot.
It also worked out where the space was inside the stock. I used a section i cut off a 2X4 and drilled it for the sling stud to screw into. I could epoxy it or JB weld it in but it seems fine for now im not hard on my guns so it should hold up.