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AA mpr ft stock.
Hi everyone.
I have a question. Whilst cleaning my gun I noticed a screw going into the pistol grip, I thought the stock and fore end were all made from one piece of wood ?.
Regards Keith.
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the original walnut stocks have the screw. its so you can change from left to right handed. if you look closley, you will see a line where the 2 pieces join. its more or less level with the trigger guard.
the newer poplar stocks dont have this. they're either left or right handed.
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Hi gasman1.I have the poplar stock on my rifle which has the screw.I can see the line if I look very closely.Thank you for your comments.I wonder if this is a weak spot in the stock.?Originally Posted by gasman1
Regards Keith.
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mines still going strong. ive never heard anyone complain of it splitting there. its a cheaper way to convert from a right hander to a left hander. i thought they'd done away with it on their poplar stocks. live and learn.
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I've had mine now for 7 months, before that the owner had it for years and before that etc. etc. it's still going strong. Great piece of wood
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I've had mine now for around 6 months, the owner before me had it for years and the owner before him etc. etc. still going strong it's a great stock
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New AA stocks are right handed or ambidextrous they dont like us leftys.lol
and i think the bolt is there for reinforcement as it was a weak spot on the stock and the bolt was put in for strength.
I think the older ones were two piece stocks and a left or right hand was available but now not a option, a few of the one piece stocks broke so the bolt was added for strength.
This is how it was explained to me by air arms and i get delivery of a Presision in 2 weeks Ambi with left hand bolt and dioptra sights.
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