I have a 190a3 rifle i want to "freashin" up the look of the stock. can i use this for that purpose? i dont plan on sanding it.
1350638
This is perfect for clean up and preservation. I've been cutting it 1:1 with turpentine and applying with a paintbrush. Field strip the stock, coat liberally with the raw linseed mixture and hang for an hour or two. Wipe off excess with an old Tshirt. The first coat will have lifted the bulk of any buildup. If your stock hasn't seen linseed in awhile, you'll require several coats. The raw linseed doesn't dry overnight. First coats will absorb like a sponge. Final coat may take a week or two. You'll love the results. Good luck.
1996191
You can do if yourself with a standard AR15 armors tool or standard wrench, but please note that I returned this item because it was a fake/clone like others have sold on amazon. The finish was horrible and not to spikes quality/spec.
2150874
You could use the mount to glue this to your firearms, would not be pretty or really slick. This won't mount on a rail or weaver style bases.
1808810
I suppose you could but you'd have to practice and adjust your sight picture to compensate for the elevation of the rail. I was given a couple of red dot sights to use but you can buy them cheap on Amazon...around $20.
366819
again, you'd need a sling stud. I dry fitted it on my Mosin (no stud) and it doesn't match the contour of the stock. looks kind of awkward. also, I use it on an AR, so BIG difference in recoil between a 5.56x45 with a buffer tube, and a bolt action 7.62x54. I'd look for something different. (FYI- works great on the AR-15)
2064379
Gotta file stock where it meets the stock tang. id go ahead an try par arms this isnt any cheaper an its heavyier just my 2 cents. The hinge part makes no sense im pretty darn sure most akms have a rear sight block for the rear sight leaf... is simple kalishnakov knowledge comrad!
684946
I used it on a gun stock for a muzzleloading rifle. The wood was already stained
1233354
I don't, however I changed out wooden stocks with an after market one. It would not fit, so I used a file and some sandpaper to recess the first three inches, it looks factory. If you do this, remove wood slowly and check often so you don't to make the stock too small.
1032912
If you see four slits on the that buttstock, most like you can. If you don't, you may need to resort to ideas outside the box. I fitted this cheek riser on my M1A scout squad stock. I grinded off the fitting slots and used tapebothers non adhesive tape to seal the deal. It's stable and a cheap solution.
1008910
I drifted mine with a brass punch. Use a piece of rag between the punch and sight if you want added precaution. Mine are composite and or alloy.. They are well made though. I will say that you will probably are going to have to file the sights to fit.
1473502
Yes it will definately cause barrel distortion. It will degrade the image. A cheap way to add a wide affect.
206400
If you're asking about putting it on a wooden stock , then definitely. Mineral oil is great to help keep wood well-conditioned...it does darken would however, and won't penetrate the wood of you're guns have thick varnish or shellac as some do...hope this helps!
223372
It won't exactly match, but it might look OK from a distance. The only way to get a totally matching finish is to take it all off & start over.And, if you use the gun it will get scuffed. That's life.
472114
It is a synthetic stock. You will need to so some grinding to get some of the feeder mechanism parts to fit right, but it shouldn't take long. It comes with illustrations in the instructions on where and how to do this, but the instructions online show a better visual. I would definitely recommend going with this stock if you plan on modernizing or sporterizing a Mosin. The rubber pad takes up a good bit of recoil, making it better on your shoulder than the steel band on the wooden stock.
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I installed the stock on a Polish Radom ak with a stamped receiver..It took about a hour ...had to remove some material from the stock ,because my receiver was a little too tight...should work just fine on a wasr you may have to remove some material for a really good tight fit to your receiver..it's a nice stock...hope this helps
2020210
Jim, I had attempted to use this on a wooden stock. I have no experience on the composite stocks. It did not fit at all close to my wooden stock. I complained, they returned some answer which was not satisfactory to me. (Dealer to/from factory) I bought an alternate brand and fitted to the stock myself. Lots of wasted time !!
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You could use it if you have a rail to mount it to.I don't believe your gun comes with one you would have to add one.