07 December 2002, 14:42
<T. D. Clevenger>I think this is a great idea.
I found some cartridge buttstock traps on clearance a Midway and ordered a couple. Got one installed on the Stevens 22 last night.
I love it. Wish I had one for every single shot I own.
I called Midway again today to buy the remaining inventory to do just that. They're out of them.
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08 December 2002, 08:36
MrUREasyTD, at one time I thought you were a pretty pleasant fellow - now, I am starting to have doubts. You should have pointed this out to us prior to the folks being sold out. Just plain old mean.
10 December 2002, 06:59
trbNice one. Easy to get that kind of stuff in europe, a little pricey tough. Check out:
http://www.blaser.de/english/produkte/upgrades/schaftmag.htm In Norway I think they cost from about 200 to 700 USD. I guess my pockets will do for a while longer...
Tron
02 January 2003, 02:38
RussBTD, I read your post from about a month ago on the Cartridge Traps, I keep looking but haven't seen any response from you, or anyone else, on this subject.
I have made several attemps to build one from scratch. but have not been sucessful enough to drill and cut a stock yet.
Keep us informed, should you run across another supplier.
Many thanks, Respectfully, Russ
02 January 2003, 06:30
<T. D. Clevenger>Russ,
I've looked and looked. Can't find any more.
The ones I got are "Miles Gilbert Cartridge Trap Kit". I got them from Midway for $16.50 each. If I can ever find them for under $20 each again, I'll buy enough to do me!
I inletted the stock on the Stevens with a Roto-Zip tool. Took a lot of time, but worked well. If I get more, I'm going to use the router to inlet. Should be faster and every bit as precise.
T.D.
03 January 2003, 04:29
Rich AndersonI have a cartridge trap incorperated into the buttplate on a custom 7x57AI. It will hold three additional cartridges. I think the buttplate was ordered from Brownells.