Re: Rob's latest Project
Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2011 8:13 pm
I'd happily tackle that project with Robs shotguns. 
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Rob's latest Project
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Re: Rob's latest Project
Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2011 8:34 pm
:lol: I bet you would! :lol:
Re: Rob's latest Project
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 9:18 am
:lol: :lol:
Re: Rob's latest Project
Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2011 9:21 pm
Parts have left USA.
If I get a quiet moment I'll sketch out the cut this week...but will wait to check dimensions. Might take a cue from Browning stock.
If I get a quiet moment I'll sketch out the cut this week...but will wait to check dimensions. Might take a cue from Browning stock.
Re: Rob's latest Project
Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2011 10:38 am
It's in customs... :)
Been thinking about the cut of the comb and the Beretta 682 Gold E lines look about right...it's close to the hand.
I'll not mark it out 'till I'm sure of furniture clearances (and I don't mean the bailiffs).
I've analysed my mount and it's pointing low.
Been thinking about the cut of the comb and the Beretta 682 Gold E lines look about right...it's close to the hand.
I'll not mark it out 'till I'm sure of furniture clearances (and I don't mean the bailiffs).
I've analysed my mount and it's pointing low.
Re: Rob's latest Project
Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2011 11:59 am
Graco furniture arrived this AM surprisingly and by-passed Customs. 
Had to buy a set of 10-24unc taps...£33.
Right...here goes!
:shakeshout:
Had to buy a set of 10-24unc taps...£33.
Right...here goes!
:shakeshout:
Re: Rob's latest Project
Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2011 6:32 pm
Drat...having second thoughts...there is a huge hollow inside the Beretta stock...I'm worried it will weaken the stock.
:-P
Might go for an add on, wrap around comb...have to do some thinking...I do need it to make the mount as good as the Browning which is perrrrrfect.
:shock:
:-P
Might go for an add on, wrap around comb...have to do some thinking...I do need it to make the mount as good as the Browning which is perrrrrfect.
:shock:
Re: Rob's latest Project
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2011 10:01 am
Learning as I go...and sold on combs since the back sight is your eye which had better be looking down the centre of the rail with the right amount of standard elevation per shooting discipline eg skeet or trap. Browning guidance is to set the comb using the beads on the barrel...one half way down, unlike my Onyx that only has the muzzle bead. The cant is also very important.
Again thinking about the Graco and the amount of timber I would have to cut...missing the cavities inside and then having to leave enough thickness in the comb height for furniture...I'm thinking about what else is available...eg those for rifles.
But it must not affect cant...so the wrap around version may achieve comb rise but with undesirable cant...my cheek fit has to be right (no jokes please ).
Any ideas???
:-P
Again thinking about the Graco and the amount of timber I would have to cut...missing the cavities inside and then having to leave enough thickness in the comb height for furniture...I'm thinking about what else is available...eg those for rifles.
But it must not affect cant...so the wrap around version may achieve comb rise but with undesirable cant...my cheek fit has to be right (no jokes please
).Any ideas???
:-P
Re: Rob's latest Project
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2011 10:40 am
Any chance of a picture of the void inside the butt section?
Re: Rob's latest Project
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2011 12:51 pm
Just discovered M on my camera... :lol: 
The Graco brass is 3.5" by 1 by 1/4 and overall height with comb furniture is 1" see foto.
The brass stock plate would take 1/4" depth out of top of cut in stock and would get close...too close to cavity IMHO and would anyway have to be set closer to the hand to avoid the wider part of cavity...it's stepped inside as you view from O/S back to stock retaining bolt.
When fitting the Gracoil LOP I had a jig with kit requiring one hole at the bottom of stock...the rest of the part required a little larger hole for the thick screw bit you see in foto. I have the feeling that the OEM stock cavity is that large perhaps as part of balancing the gun.
The other constraint is the height of the comb, to retain and hold the steel bushes and to be effective...to avoid splitting the stock (and me having a sh1tfit)...the plate would have to be far forward of the step in the cavity.
The Graco brass is 3.5" by 1 by 1/4 and overall height with comb furniture is 1" see foto.
The brass stock plate would take 1/4" depth out of top of cut in stock and would get close...too close to cavity IMHO and would anyway have to be set closer to the hand to avoid the wider part of cavity...it's stepped inside as you view from O/S back to stock retaining bolt.
When fitting the Gracoil LOP I had a jig with kit requiring one hole at the bottom of stock...the rest of the part required a little larger hole for the thick screw bit you see in foto. I have the feeling that the OEM stock cavity is that large perhaps as part of balancing the gun.
The other constraint is the height of the comb, to retain and hold the steel bushes and to be effective...to avoid splitting the stock (and me having a sh1tfit)...the plate would have to be far forward of the step in the cavity.