Brass, of course - I don't have access to a lathe or mill so brass tubing is the easiest thing for me to work on with the tools at my disposal.
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Palmers is out of stock on their ASA collars and I needed one for my Typhoon after I converted it back from it's Hurricane format, so I finally got to it last night.
Brass, of course - I don't have access to a lathe or mill so brass tubing is the easiest thing for me to work on with the tools at my disposal.
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In my ongoing quest to have as much brass on my Trilly build as possible, I grabbed a Shocktech LPC off ACP.com and gambled that it used the same threads as a WGP ram... they do. 🙂 (I also made a brass Rock knob but that was awhile ago.)
I drilled through from the inside and tapped it for a 10-32 setscrew - just like the Shocktech setup - which also blocks off the barb hole. A bit of polishing later and voilà.
Last edited by Jordan; 09-07-2024, 07:30 PM.Leave a comment:
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The SL-68 II needed a new pump handle to fit over the freak adapter, and I finally got a chance to tinker in my old man's shop and kick one out!





Super happy with how this turned out, still needs a bit of work to finish it in, but not much.Leave a comment:
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Did my first Stock class sniper conversion.
-Drilled thru the feedneck and twisted it off with a grade8 bolt.
-lined up the feedblock and drilled and tapped the hole
-chopped the feed down a bit
whole process was maybe 20 minutes.
surprised myself with how easy this was.
did some light tuning earlier and shes getting 30 solid shots @ ~275.
this set up feels so RIGHT
very stoked to get this one out on the field.Leave a comment:
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