making my stealth more comfortable to shoot
after about 11years of shooting stealths i decided to try and make it abit more comfortable to shoot so i lowered the bottle and made a new adjustable butt-pad also added a gauge to keep a check on the bottle pressure so i know when its time to fill up again without having to count shots.
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Great work!
Looks really good! 😀
looks very nice, can I place an order 😉
You can add a quick disconnect as my friend Juan do on my talon ss:
Awesome
LOL Yellow Ninja, I have heard that too.
Keep up the good work, baz. As I mentioned, not here to start anything. That last picture is very enlightening, thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Jim
There is obviously an error… the black one SHOULD be longer… or so I’ve been told.
2.5″ 2.9″ 2.09″ 😕 😕 CAD that
LOL Ewoodie!!
Not here to bash or start a fight, but if you look at the first few pictures, they are a little different. Not the same as baz is measuring. I just imported the pict into my CAD program and scaled using the diameter of the bottle and the diameter of the valve. It’s about 2.5″ long.(the one mounted on the rifle).
Regards,
Jim
or 2.09 ❓
Hey baz,
It’s great you were able to make them shorter. The black one above looks longer. I did make a mistake (forgive me) and it looks to be 2.5″ or so, not 2.9″
Jim
Looks like this one is about 2.9″ long. The E-TaC is 2.0″ and the E-TaC shortie is 1.5″.
Very nice work, baz.
Looks like this one is about 2.9″ long. The E-TaC is 2.0″ and the E-TaC shortie is 1.5″.
I considered this design for the E-TaC, but it is considerably more expensive to machine. I also preferred the angle design since your shoulder is lower than your cheek. baz incorporated a WokButt to help compensate for this.
The E-TaC is made of 100kPSI tensile steel to handle the high pressure. I assume your “codo” replica is made of 7075 at least.
Keep the pictures coming.
Regards,
Jim
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very nice..are these for sale ?