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    Bad batch of stocks?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beavis View Post
    Bad batch of stocks?
    Ill say! Looks like they were made from plastic!

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    I've got one in 7 08. The stock is a heap of shit but it shoots so well I have put up with it. In fact the wavy grip pattern on the stock is downright rude! Did I mention it shoots ok?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dogmatix View Post
    Send it to Beretta NZ and tell them to replace the damn thing.

    PS. You just put me off ever buying an A7, I'll be sticking with my current 75's or possibly a new 85 now.
    Send the fucken thing back , get real angry like a sharemilker with no grass , no water and a date with the vasectomy knife.
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    Try and get a second hand T3 stock. I'm pretty sure the T3 and A7 are the same dimension action and bottom metal/plastic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by von tempsky fan View Post
    Send the fucken thing back , get real angry like a sharemilker with no grass , no water and a date with the vasectomy knife.
    Probably not quite the thing to say in the middle of a drought. but you are about to become "all river, and no fish".

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    I'm trying to work out how this happened ?
    Is this from shooting - loading up the bipod and then the recoil forces being transfered through the stud ?
    Or is it from damage from an accident - dropping it etc ?
    No matter what caused it , it's still a pain in the arse , good luck fixing it .


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    Looks like there is no honeycomb type section behind it to reinforce it. Are those stocks just straight hollow?

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    If its hollow i would do as dogmatix said for repair then fill to just below the varrel channel with epoxy and a carbon shaft to stiffen it becausenif it is as hollow as it looks it must flex a heap

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    Mate shoots with 2 x A7s - one in .308 with a 16 inch barrel no supp, and one in a 7mm rem mag. Both with bipods, never had an issue. As above - bad batch? pretty shit of beretta not to replace it or at least help out in some way. Hunters use bipods, maybe they should put a warning on the box saying the stocks not suitable etc? I've never seen or heard of a stock "falling" apart like that before. wierd

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    Probably not quite the thing to say in the middle of a drought. but you are about to become "all river, and no fish".
    Im that Sharemilker Tahr.

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    thats a pitiful attempt at building a sako

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    Any consumer product needs to be fit for purpose, attaching a bipod is expected, if its breaks through no fault of how you attach it I would think the CGA applies.

    having seen that I wont be buying a A7.

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    I dont know if the US has a CGA...and thats a cwap excuse. I'd contact the shop and tell them you expect a free replacement, otherwise $35 gets you an appointment with a tribunal. You have the choice of going for the shop or the NZ distributor, if you are friendly with the shop go at the NZ distributor.

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    Iv never even heard of a sling stud that couldnt take a bipod before let alone on a sako

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