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WOK Disk (the back story, and review)

Now most of us know that some parts on the Airforce rifles could be a “little better.” Case on point the little round plastic disk that resides on the end of the bottle, that holds the shoulder piece/WOK Butt.

(Pictures are from Tachdrivers post “do you have the Rock N’ Roll blues?”)

Now that plastic white white disk, along with the tank sleeve is all that is suppose to keep our rifles steady against our shoulder. NOT! It is pretty floppy, and cracks easy.

Now last year Tachdriver came up with a cleaver idea for his own rifle.


That is Quarter inch plate steel my friends.

Tach then goes on to drill, tap and epoxy (J-B Weld) that plate to a sanded airtank.

This is his finished product for his rifle.

Now Adam A.K.A Walk On King. A.K.A WOK is offering the WOK Disk.

This Disk works very close to as well as Tachdrivers disk.
WOKs disc is Aluminum, so it is light weight and strong. It to can be drilled like Tachs and epoxied (J-B Weld) to the bottom of your tank for a rock solid Shoulder piece.

A+ work Adam.

Gary
LMTSS

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I am happy to contribute gentlemen. Yes WOKs disc is what you need to strengthen up that mount. I am really surprised that Air Force placed such a flimsy plastic disc in the bottom of that bottle to support a shoulder arm.

Good eye LMTSS

Later

Sure looks like a better mouse trap to me! 😀

Mike

Thank LMTSS for the post.

Since you are the first one to receive it I asked him to write something up.

I have a few going out and a couple going to Tony. I hope it proves to be a useful upgrade. It is that dumb little plastic disk that led me to invent the Wokbutt in the first place.

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