Is it just me or is the T1x only available with a tiny little stock with a very short LOP?? It feels like a stock for kids, it's so short.
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Is it just me or is the T1x only available with a tiny little stock with a very short LOP?? It feels like a stock for kids, it's so short.
Funny you should mention that .
I was just shooting mine today and even though it has a bigger T3x recoil pad it is still 1/2 an inch to short in my opinion
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It's the same stock as a T3x but a plastic butt plate instead of a recoil pad. Fit a factory pad or (limbsaver) and problem solved. I think there is also spacers available to increase length of pull.Quote:
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And the t3x feels and looks about an inch longer before the recoil pad
As above , same stock different butt pad.
Put a standard recoil pad on it and it'll feel like a T3.
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I dont think it is the same stock - it gets weirder: I saw today a t3x in 223 and a t1x in the local store. The t3x had a much shorter stock, measured side by side. Both stocks had the "correct" stickers on them. It looked like the t3x had the much shorter stock on it like I saw on the original t1x I tried. Maybe they have a mix n match strategy at the factory???
You could have been looking at the T3x Lite Compact. This is a shorter stock designed for women and kits. Quite a few of them kicking around.
The t1x and t3x have the same stock, it is simply a but pad difference. The t1x has a plastic pad and the t3x has a full rubber recoil pad
No not true, see my pic below, the T1x stock (not including pad) is 15mm shorter than a T3 stock.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcche171
Replacing the T1x plastic butt plate with a standard T3 recoil pad will add length but it'll still be a tad shorter than a T3, unless you add in a spacer or use a recoil pad that's longer.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...a22210ba0e.jpg
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Ok so ive measured the LOP of factory T1x with its plastic butt plate at 13.25 inch.
After removing the T1x butt plate and fitting a standard factory T3 recoil pad, the LOP is now 13.75 inch.
So by doing this you add half an inch to the LOP. Which may be enough to help you out.
I had a factory T3 pad in the cupboard after replacing one with a limbsaver years ago.
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Difference between the T3 and T3x (T1x) is due to the T3x having a thicker factory pad compared to the older T3 but when fitted with their respective original factory pads they will probably have the same LOP (excluding youth/compact models which I think come with a spacer to take them back to normal length).
Its the same as the "youth" stock, I believe.
Is there any way to tell if the stock is a compact/youth stock or do you just have to measure it?Quote:
Originally Posted by NZShoota
my t1x and t3 and t3x are all exactly the same LOP to the end of plastic stock. fit a t3 pad and the are the same length.
Do you guys like your t1x's?? I'm toying with buying one in .17.
That's weird, mine are clearly different lengthsQuote:
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