Will it fit on the TAPCO stock without modification? Every TAPCO product I've purchased was supposed to fit like a glove but they've all need mods???
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if you got the tapco shoulder stock t6 intrafuse or other tapco stock it will fit like a glove not on the scorpion one thogh if you have a yugo sks the parts allways need some modafacation l
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First of all SEMPER FI (Brother) as for the question, I only know it fit on my stock ar15 Stag Arms but was a little loose. It may fit better on the Tapco stock. I wish I could tell you more.
1366397
I don't know about TAPCO stocks, I have ATI stocks on a .223 and .308 but I bought this pad for an M&P; 15-22 and it fit like it was custom molded for it, good luck
869323
Mine fit without modification. If you know how to disassemble your Enfield this is a very simple install. I needed no modification to the stock, though others have reported needing to remove a tiny bit of material around the receiver area with a file. If you do not know how to disassemble your Enfield, watch a YouTube video (there are many out there), then follow the instructions included with the packaging. It is a very nice conversion for the money.
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Mine didn't fit as stock from the factory. Minor modification took about 10 minutes with a pencil and powered ultrasonic cutter. Dremel with cutting wheels would work as well. The spine above the site channel needed to be cut down to fit my optic mount. Finish it off with a small file or some sand paper... My M&P; CORE has a Burris Fastfire III mounted on it.
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We put it on a wacker tamper and it fit really well it is like a 6 hole bolt pattern, sorry I don't pictures or details it was not our tamper and we since gave it back. I googled the exact tamper and motor to find the right part, so if you do the right research you find the exact part needed and then go and buy it from amazon.
1650040
Fits without any modification to the stock. The mount fits where the original rear sight is, with modifications to the sight base only. Even the old original wood stock does not have to be altered.
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hey rosems...looks liquid cooled so your going to want to actually go to the trail tech home page and look for the universal fit kit that matches your machine's parameters, and just fugue for some degree of custom mod to the speed-o pickup....the differences in the Vapor kits are all in the included types of sensors that intemperate the machine to the digital dashboard common to all Vapor kits....so your looking at the wrong kit for your application, but i am certain there is one...i am not, however going to tell you which one it is or i am going to be expected to do that for everyone, and i don't work for trail tech, so that's not my job.... rulgert
637576
It will fit on most adjustable stocks, however; I suggest you search YouTube for videos of the installation steps. Note that there is a clearance issue with some stocks that have quick disconnect options.
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I would probably ask your dealer first or hop onto one of the forums. Would hate for you to order it and have to send it back if it doesn't fit perfectly.
2199755
I really haven't paid attention to the height of the stock fit. I know mine has a long length of pull and it is tight. But I think an extra 1/4 in high would fit OK, but not much more. I hear you can pull of material and trim to fit then re-glue.
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I'd love to upload a pic but don't see ANYwhere - here, the webpage, or w/my review that allows me to do that. The pic shows how oddly shaped the skeg is - it is really made specifically to fit the sevylor kyak. So I'm not sure if you could make it fit something else. It makes a huge difference in the steering. But it only has to be just a bit off center for it to be worse than none at all. So it has to fit tight. If you can think of a way for me to get a pic to you or if you want me to try and describe it let me know.
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the muzzle is slotted to fit around the front sight ...as i sated b4 i bought this for my 795 Marlin and it didnt fit around my front sight ..sooo i to my dremel tool and ground it to fit slide right on ...it was a SIMPLE fix/MOD ....i figure i can make it fit/work if not jus send it back
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Did you ever find out the answer to this question? I know no one ever answered here on amazon but I just wondered because that's the pistol I want to install it on. To me it looks exactly like it so I think it would fit.
1144884
Unsure, I contacted manufacture prior to my purchase. They were very helpful and friendly. I would recommend the stock if you find it fits. Good quality and fit.
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i'm sorry for getting back to you so late ,,,, I'm Sure It Will Being That It Does'nt Come In Contact With The Stock At All,, it slides on in place of the original,above the receiver (at the very end of the steel part of the weapon & just before the stock.. so you should be fine ! Doc'
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You should buy the extension which is the direct fit for this product....all rails are somewhat different and you are much better off doing it right the first time ratherthan trying to rig it up...not worth the hassle, & you will be eventually ordering it anyways...
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I bought the Oxo Good Grips oil stopper/pourer, but had to modify slightly to fit the opening. Specifically, I removed the widest of rubber "rings" (the one at the top) with a utility knife. That adjustment seems perfect and nice to have the upgraded pourer. Here's the one I got: OXO Good Grips Oil Stopper/Pourer
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They look about the same, because there's a rubber sleeve that fits over the butt end of the stock. So the picture shows the sleeve, which is maybe 1.5 or 2" long, plus the pad of whatever thickness--all molded from a single piece of rubber. To install it you use a wooden mallet or something to tap the sleeve over the stock, then put a screw through the center of the pad. The sleeve is about 1/8" thick, just so you'll know it's not going to be a flush fit.