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Thread: Installing A Cat stock..

  1. 25-07-2016, 01:40 PM #1
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    Installing A Cat stock..

    But of a rookie, are there any videos out there showing how to do it? I'm struggling without installing a pistol grip first with that little retaining Spring any help would be great!

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  3. 25-07-2016, 01:48 PM #2
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    Hold the spring in place with the thinnest thing you can find that will work.

    Or just get your e cat and get a proper stock


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    I normally hold them down with a thin butter knife or something similar. Its pretty tricky to remove them again without damaging the spring though.
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    Yea fucked the spring anyone have a spare.. Haha the struggle is real, e cat it so simple, need to go get mine


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    Nzar15 normally has a good stock of those springs-flick him a email


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    Drill the selector hole in the pistol grip deeper, so that you can remove without destroying spring.
    Install a grub screw to where the spring used to sit, this will hold spring back in place.
    Install.

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    To remove, undo grub screw, spring drops down deeper hole and is retained.
    Remove stock.

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    A cat firearm laws in NZ have buggered many saftey springs over the years.
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