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PostPosted: Wed Jan 09, 2019 2:10 pm 
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The reason I used the drywall screw was do to the large head diameter that helps stop side to side movement. I just pre drilled the hole and let the drywall screw self tap into the plastic. No tap needed.

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PostPosted: Wed Jan 09, 2019 2:14 pm 
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tazz wrote:
That’s not good. :(
Maybe I was just lucky.
It took me 4 tries before I got enough bend to stabilize the metal part of the stock.
Hope you get a new one soon.

I can now hold my pp700sa by the end of the stock and move it around without any free play.


Yeah it's just pot metal. Snapped pretty clean.


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PostPosted: Fri Jan 11, 2019 11:17 am 
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I used the old stock, also figured a stop. So the buttstock, wasn't whacking against the air res tube. I used a setscrew for the prototype. Might might use a pan head machine screw for the final.

I love to figure a lock, to keep the stock folded turning transportation.


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PostPosted: Mon Jan 14, 2019 8:12 pm 
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I didn't have any drywall screws kicking around, so I simply put a small piece of black Gorilla tape on the metal side of the hinge. Same idea, it just acts as a shim to tighten up the joint when closed. So far so good.

I'm nervous about trying to bend the metal that fits into the grip... Might try applying a bit of hairspray or something as an adhesive in between the the stock and the plastic grips. A little bit of tackiness might be enough?


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PostPosted: Mon Jan 14, 2019 8:23 pm 
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I didn't have any drywall screws kicking around, so I simply put a small piece of black Gorilla tape on the metal side of the hinge. Same idea, it just acts as a shim to tighten up the joint when closed. So far so good.

I'm nervous about trying to bend the metal that fits into the grip... Might try applying a bit of hairspray or something as an adhesive in between the the stock and the plastic grips. A little bit of tackiness might be enough?


I used a set screw for my taking up the slack. Though a drywall would kinda be better. I found the setscrew. I needed to drill a bit lower. But would be close to breaching the stock. I'll see if the hardware store has any black 10-32 flathead screws.

Going to use a pan head to act as a stock stop. So doesn't bash in my air res tube. Maybe a flathead with a rubber button.

I don't think I'm going to attempt to bend the new stock. I was thinking, maybe adding some shims in between the tab/grip. I know one of my CZ SP01 thin alun grips, there was a gap, and it caused one of the grip panels to shift..So I just cut a small sliver of grip tape. And stuck it on top of the grip. And prevents the grip from shifting now. Might do that with the PP700SA.


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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2019 10:57 am 
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I got the new stock in today. Thanks Wes. I got the stock wobble gone, and made a stock stop.. So the stock wouldn't hit the air res. I thought I could put some grip tape on the back of the tab, on the stock adapter. But made no difference. Still got up and down play. I'm not going to try bending the tabs.


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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2019 12:09 pm 
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Glad you got it! And that's great you were able to make a stop. I'm interested what you did.


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PostPosted: Wed Jan 16, 2019 1:01 pm 
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Glad you got it! And that's great you were able to make a stop. I'm interested what you did.


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I drilled and tapped the stock for a setscrew. And put a rubber stop. I just had some 10-32 grub screws lying around.

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As for the stock wiggle. I just took the grip off. Screwed the 2 screws in... Marked and drilled thru and thru. Tapped it for M4-.07 and counter sunk the hole. And used one of spare screws the stock kit comes with.. Much more solid...


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PostPosted: Thu Jan 17, 2019 10:48 am 
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Hey Leadslinger I like the look of that scope and scope mount you have on your PP700sa.
Where did you get it? Do you like it?
I just have a cheap scope that came with my old Canada Tire pellet gun.
Its OK but I would like a upgrade!!

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PostPosted: Thu Jan 17, 2019 10:57 am 
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Very nice, great work!

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PostPosted: Thu Jan 17, 2019 11:09 am 
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tazz wrote:
Hey Leadslinger I like the look of that scope and scope mount you have on your PP700sa.
Where did you get it? Do you like it?
I just have a cheap scope that came with my old Canada Tire pellet gun.
Its OK but I would like a upgrade!!


I bought it from Wes, Ohhunt 3-9x32AO, and the mount is one I had lying around. I think it was CP offset that I got off amazon. Only thing and I informed Wes. The mildot reticle is almost non existent, and the sunshade doesn't work with the flip up caps ( could purchase a new cap if you wanted ) He since updated with my supplied picture.

It even goes down to 3Y. I like the setup. So fine in my basement.
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https://airgunarcheryfun.ca/ohhunt-3-9x ... cs-sights/

I think Wes, is bringing in those style mounts soon.

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Very nice, great work!

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Thanks, I tried a bunch of methods..And wasn't getting the results I wanted. I was worried because I didn't think the grip would come off, but it did. So It was easy to do. Off the gun.

Save people looking side ways...The rubber stop, and the 3rd screw.

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And complete gun.

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Now if only someone made a cheap forearm that slips over the air res, that you could mount a bipod.


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PostPosted: Thu Jan 17, 2019 11:57 am 
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I put a Hawke one-piece mount on mine, it JUST fits into the length of dovetail. The nice thing about one-piece mounts for these guns is that it really secures the shroud/barrel in place. A 3-9x40 sits as close to the bore as possible.

Good work on the stock!


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PostPosted: Thu Jan 17, 2019 12:27 pm 
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987654321 wrote:
I put a Hawke one-piece mount on mine, it JUST fits into the length of dovetail. The nice thing about one-piece mounts for these guns is that it really secures the shroud/barrel in place. A 3-9x40 sits as close to the bore as possible.

Good work on the stock!


Thanks. I purposely put the screw on the right side. So I don't really see it as, I'm using the gun.


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PostPosted: Fri Feb 01, 2019 11:31 pm 
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Something to look out for with the stock installed...

I noticed my holdover numbers weren't quite lining up with what I thought they should be. Ran it over the chrony and I had lost 50 fps from where I had tuned it.

I assumed the hammer adjuster nut had worked loose, so I removed the grips to get at it. Sure enough, with the grips and stock removed, my fps was right back where it should be.

Turns out there was a little bit of friction on the hammer from the stock (I may have compressed the tabs on the stock at some point). Opened the tabs up slightly with some pliers, now it's only dropping about 10 fps once assembled.


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PostPosted: Fri Feb 01, 2019 11:36 pm 
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I got the perfect trick....I took mine off I'm better with it off then it on it was wobbly and made me miss my ducks :P

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