OkieCruffler
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Not quite as cheap as a bolt and washers, but a bow stablizer weigh is cheaper than a made for SG weight and it's easy enough to drill a hole and find a nut that will hold it on the end of your tube.
Redneck Engineering....
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BarkeyVA said:
Yea, I know, even the news media sometimes do it. Just like some people call every assault rifle an "AK-47".
Kawasaki still owns and protects the Jet Ski trademark. Yamaha calls their PWCs "Waverunners". Bombardier calls their PWCs "Sea-Doos", Honda uses Aqua Trax.
I had a good education pounded into my thick redneck skull,Zippy. And Marriage to WW meant quite a schooling in good food. She's the best cook I ever met.
This has certainly veered from improvised shotgun gear, hasn't it?....
John, there's a couple stabilizers here,from short to a foot long. Heck, I could use one of the Dead Mule stabilizers and clamp it down with an extra mag extension clamp on hand. I wonder if it would hold up to the kick....
This has certainly veered from improvised shotgun gear, hasn't it?....
John, there's a couple stabilizers here,from short to a foot long. Heck, I could use one of the Dead Mule stabilizers and clamp it down with an extra mag extension clamp on hand. I wonder if it would hold up to the kick....
rantingredneck
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I had almost forgotten about this one.....
Several years ago I acquired a couple of Mossberg 500 shotgun barrels that did not have sling studs installed in the tapped hole in the barrel band/nut. I could have ordered the proper size studs and paid shipping and such, but I had a couple of studs already that were the proper size and thread pitch. Only problem was they were about an inch too long and had about 1/4" of unthreaded shank at the top. So I cut them to size and used a black hard rubber plumbing washer to cover the unthreaded shank. Looks pretty good for a Redneck Engineering job. I'll have to snap some pics and post them later to better 'splain it.
Several years ago I acquired a couple of Mossberg 500 shotgun barrels that did not have sling studs installed in the tapped hole in the barrel band/nut. I could have ordered the proper size studs and paid shipping and such, but I had a couple of studs already that were the proper size and thread pitch. Only problem was they were about an inch too long and had about 1/4" of unthreaded shank at the top. So I cut them to size and used a black hard rubber plumbing washer to cover the unthreaded shank. Looks pretty good for a Redneck Engineering job. I'll have to snap some pics and post them later to better 'splain it.
Drummer101
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A left and right handed Remington 1100's and a bit of duct tape and I have a SXS repeater.
OkieCruffler
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We all know the trick of adding hulls loaded with shot to the stock to add weight but the wife asked me a strange question tonight as I was complaining I could only get 3 hulls in my Yildiz. "Why don't you just use the loose shot that would give you more room?" Danged woman, I can't think of a logical answer.
silvercorvette
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Now, Now...there's a difference between Redneck and Mall Ninja engineering...your two examples are mall ninjas, because those contraptions cost WAY more than a redneck would ever spend.................