Quick Question....

[bigred76]

How would I go about making a stock class feedneck on a normal feedneck like on a Spyder? Simply put a PVC pipe with tightener and an elbow on the feedneck?

Thanks in advance for any help!

[tigerdave714]

You can use PVC and a hose clamp. Ive also seen some very nice brass setups. Just go to the hardware store and get creative.

[druid]

got u on aim now

[bigred76]

OK, thanks guys. I knew this was the section to come to for this question!

[Recon by Fire]

Somebody sells a premanufactured version also...forget who. I need to make/get one too.

[bigred76]

Druid said that the 3/4 inside diameter was the right size for a stock class feed for over a Spyder. You might need a different size because of feedneck styling ('Cockers, for instance) and may need a bigger OD for inside the feedneck.

[druid]

yep......3/4" ID Copper tubing 90* elbow fits right over top...a smidge loose as a matter of fact. The copper tubing for the 10 rd is about 6.5" long.

so you need:
1 90* elbow 3/4"x3/4" ID
1 3/4"IDx8' length of copper tubing to get 14 tubes
14 copper end caps
1 coil acid core solder/flux
1 torch
rough sand paper

[tigerdave714]

Palmer's Pursuit Shop sells a pre-made clamp-on feedneck. Every time I suggest it though, people flip out about the price. $35 for the black. Another $10 for nickel.

https://palmer-pursuit.com/ecom/prod...16310c7cd414e9

[The Magician]

It is somewhat expensive Dave, but i hear it's well worth it. I don't like the way the PPS tube is setup though, i think a 90* brass elbow and then maybe 5" of brass tubing with a big enough diameter to fit a 10 round tube in would be a good idea. If you had that setup then you could just slide a 10 round tube into the brass tube then when you needed to reload just pull the 10 round out and slip another in. Don't have to buy 8' of brass tubing that way.




TM

[bigred76]

Yeah, I would like something that does what The Magician described. And I plan on spending $5 total, so $35 ($45 if i go for the 15rd version) is a bit much. Thanks anyways, Dave.

While I'm at it, I'm gonna be lazy and not start a new thread to ask another question.....
Would you reccommend a 12g changer or a 3.5oz CO2 tank for a stock class marker?