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    emT-Stock

    Ever think to yourself, "I want a t-stock, and I want it now!"?

    Well, for $6, here's a start.

    Now to scrounge up a tennis ball so i don't core sample my shoulder.

    So FYI, 1/2" conduit connectors fit correctly in an ASA.
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    #2
    Originally posted by flyweightnate View Post
    Now to scrounge up a tennis ball so i don't core sample my shoulder.
    Ouch
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      #3
      That connector is threaded into the asa ,right?

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      • flyweightnate

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        Yes. Just deburr the cast EMT male threads first!

      #4
      I hate this so much, I love it LOL

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        #5
        As an electrician...

        this is awesome!

        The PVC fittings will also work. I feel like trying my hand at heaing and bending the PVC for the shoulder stock part of it.
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          #6
          Originally posted by scottieb View Post
          As an electrician...

          this is awesome!

          The PVC fittings will also work. I feel like trying my hand at heaing and bending the PVC for the shoulder stock part of it.
          I was debating getting a box for the end of it, but decided that would be going too far.

          A racquetball full of spray foam with half a coupling sticking out is the current plan. Or maybe one of those orange "please don't impale me" caps for exposed rebar.
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            #7
            Im an EMT.😁🤡

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              #8
              I saw this and thought it needs a 1/2" LB on the back end. Never knew the fittings would work in an asa ran out to the garage just to grab a connector to check and sure as shit, it fit.

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              • flyweightnate

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                I was standing in the hardware store with one of these... and thought, nah.

              #9
              Originally posted by evilfishsticks View Post
              I saw this and thought it needs a 1/2" LB on the back end. Never knew the fittings would work in an asa ran out to the garage just to grab a connector to check and sure as shit, it fit.
              Oh so should do this or something similar. I like scottieb idea of heating part of the same pipe to bend into shoulder brace. And then why stop there. Can you make a cram and jam, pump handle, forefrip, grip panels???? Anyone have the M.I. theme song stuck in their heads or just me.
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