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Hi, looking for a recoil reducing stock for a Lee Enfield.
Not just the limb saver rubber pads slip on attachments, but a proper telescoping affair with spring inside it, and an evil free-standing pistol grip of course.
Anyone knows of where you'd get them for the LE? I see them in the US for shotguns.
https://images.app.goo.gl/eTGF2bqPf1ZLoXMB8
Not sure if that worked?
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Originally Posted by HLS
Nice one (and quite necessary for a No 5!). Looks custom made, myself I'd not wish to destroy an original butt stock.
Maybe the only way is to modify a SG recoil absorbing butt stock.
Butt stock on trade me now for $65
Too sacred.Quote:
Originally Posted by HLS
I wounder if they will try and make pistol grips et al illegal as well, my poor little 410 Enfield looks like it wont be legal anymore either
@Cordite, I believe Bubba is calling..........Quote:
Originally Posted by Cordite
Im making a FULL TACTICAL .303
its gonna have at least one bayonet, maybe a drum mag, and a folding stock. a loudener too, and some kind of tactical laser and light, a silky saw folding under neath and a M203 under it.
Nah, a nice folding stock like the good old Hovea M-49 will do. But seriously, need something telescoping shock absorbing.
I just want a phased plasma rifle in the 40-gigawatt range.
Oh yeah, Colonial Marine sentry guns for repelling burglars from the shed.
@Cordite Reloader supplies had various spring loaded shotgun stocks but quite pricey from memory. You could make one quite easy with a telescoping tube and the spring from a springer airgun.
Yes, put "firearm" on anything and the price just shoots up, but most of it is bicycle technology after all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wingman
Looking instead at a dampened bicycle saddle stem. If it can handle my posterior, it can handle .303 recoil methinks.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/New-...917709839.html
My next project was going to incorporate something like this in a buffer tube, well is was going to be a bolt buffer for a semi but that is not on the cards anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cordite
It may now be another enfield, I was thinking more AK style under folder in 7.62x39 or possibly 9x39 as some sort of wildcat (358 yeti ish) got a spare No4 bolt head?
if the M203 is too hard to get you could knock up one of these to go on itQuote:
Originally Posted by 40mm
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...nade-launcher/
