CZ 527 or C308?

[Cai]

Just cleaned out a gunshop in VA for these bad boys. All but one are marked. Date ranges between 10/63 and 4/87!

 

[Cai]

Just an update. I was at Chantilly today played with a G3 with the collapsible stock and I am not a fan.... I thought I would break the damn thing just by pressing it into my shoulder. So it is a retro look for me!

 

[Vile Shadow]

Cool.

BTW, looky here. Even with all the parts I swapped out on mine, it's only 7 imported parts, so 922r ain't an issue.

If'n I can help ya with anythang, gimme a holler.

 

[Cai]

Cool.

BTW, looky here. Even with all the parts I swapped out on mine, it's only 7 imported parts, so 922r ain't an issue.

If'n I can help ya with anythang, gimme a holler.

Will do! It's not a high priority at the moment, but it is my next gun project. ( I still haven't shot the thing yet)

 

[Cai]

Ok so I found this stock on the H&K parts site and was wondering if this would still work for my rifle? I kinda like the idea of just swapping back and forth between the furniture sets as needed.

http://www.hkparts.net/shop/pc/HK-G3-91-PTR-Wood-Stock-Surplus-114p2554.htm

 

[Vile Shadow]

Seems to me it would work.

 

[Cai]

Seems to me it would work.

Sweet! Hooray for laziness!

 

[Cai]

Ok so I got the wood stock from hk parts in today and it only kind of fits.

These are the 2 stocks side by side. The little rubber pad on the wooden stock is slightly to big for the carrier and gets stuck. I don't know what to do to fix it.

 

[Cai]

Here is a better shot of the rubber ring compared to the original.

 

[Cai]

The only other difference I can find in the stocks is here in the end-cap. I don't know if this matters or not. (Original on top wooden on bottom.) Thanks for all the help and expertise!

 

[dontpanic]

Use a sanding block to decrease the diameter of that plunger. Just rotate it as you do to keep it even.

Keep sanding and fitting until it slips in easily. Does not take too much.

 

[Cai]

Use a sanding block to decrease the diameter of that plunger. Just rotate it as you do to keep it even.

Keep sanding and fitting until it slips in easily. Does not take too much.

Can you sand rubber? What kind of grit would I use? Thanks again for the advice!

 

[Vile Shadow]

The only other difference I can find in the stocks is here in the end-cap. I don't know if this matters or not. (Original on top wooden on bottom.) Thanks for all the help and expertise!

Can you take your end cap and put it on the wood stock?

 

[Cai]

Can you take your end cap and put it on the wood stock?

They are both pinned in place. I looked online for replacement pins but couldn't find any that looked like they were the right ones.

 

[Vile Shadow]

They are both pinned in place. I looked online for replacement pins but couldn't find any that looked like they were the right ones.

That's what I did with mine.

Those two screws come out, and the stock pull right off.

 

[Cai]

That's what I did with mine.

Those two screws come out, and the stock pull right off.

Oh I see what you mean! I thought you were talking about the pins at the rubber disk thing under the spring. I'll try that right now.

 

[Vile Shadow]

Oh I see what you mean! I thought you were talking about the pins at the rubber disk thing under the spring. I'll try that right now.

Let us know if ya git 'er swapped out.

 

[dontpanic]

Can you sand rubber? What kind of grit would I use? Thanks again for the advice!

Ues you can sand rubber I used 100 grit. Just took it slow and kept checking. Took about 10-15 minutes.

 

[Cai]

Let us know if ya git 'er swapped out.

Holy something something derogatory! That wood stock might as well be made out of the same stuff as Mjolnir! It would not budge! The polymer one came off just fine but that wood one is stuck. I think I'm gonna try that sanding idea next.

 

[Vile Shadow]

Damn.

Sorry to hear that...