yankytrash
March 6, 2003, 11:47 PM
Not long after duck season ended, I suggested to a hunting partner that he should get a Speedfeed stock for his brand-new Rem 1187 Express Mag (no "safety" lock).
He liked the idea, and bought one online under my advice, which I only got from other online gun-nuts. I've never owned one myself.
He received it quickly, and it was a genuine Speedfeed stock kit, but the buffer tube hole in the stock is about 1/4" too high too allow the rear stock to seat in the receiver notch properly. I thought we might throw'r on the drill press and wallow out the hole in the stock, but there's only about 1/32" of plastic between the buffer tube hole and the screw access holes. Plus, we thought it best to return it before we messed it up and figured out it might not work.
Anybody else run into this problem? Did you fix it, and how?
He liked the idea, and bought one online under my advice, which I only got from other online gun-nuts. I've never owned one myself.
He received it quickly, and it was a genuine Speedfeed stock kit, but the buffer tube hole in the stock is about 1/4" too high too allow the rear stock to seat in the receiver notch properly. I thought we might throw'r on the drill press and wallow out the hole in the stock, but there's only about 1/32" of plastic between the buffer tube hole and the screw access holes. Plus, we thought it best to return it before we messed it up and figured out it might not work.
Anybody else run into this problem? Did you fix it, and how?