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#1 |
Face palm situation part 2
So, the clip that holds the pin in the stock of my VFC SCAR-L has been lost. I was pretty loose already and didn't fit well after the first time it came out. Is there anything I can do to replace it other than taping the damn pin down? Thanks.
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Oh crap. Forgot about google, which is rare of me. Face palm situation part 3.
Is there another solution just as good or better than buying a replacement? Just curious. |
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Uhm... buy a steel rod the same gauge as the original clip, a blowtorch (you can get away with propane for something that small) and some motor oil, and make your own?
edit: or, ghetto alternative, get a small paperclip and bend it into more or less the right shape. Pray.
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Last edited by Drake; April 19th, 2010 at 17:50.. |
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Captain Sunshine
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i think you can get similar ones at canadian tire.
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#7 |
Lol i used a paperclip but the damn thing isn't holding the buttstock in place so it just keeps wobling around
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Check hobby stores that have a lot of airplanes parts. They usually stock piano wire in different guages. I am sure you can find something working in there. To avoid loosing it again, you can take a large pair of pliers and "damage" one end of the pin. That way, it will jam in place, but still be removable.
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#9 |
Hahaha I love the solutions posted, you guys are true grassroots!
Solution for you: Solution number one: this is if you DON'T want to pay the price of the clips plus shipping or feel it's a big mission to wait for shipping; go to a hobby store and ask for 1/8 scale BODY CLIPS, they're cheap and similar to form and function Solution two: to be combined with solution one, or new clip if you buy one; take pliers, bend both end on the clip outwards from each other, yes just like that, then use a small slice of hobby fuel tubing or an old small diameter o-ring, stretch it over the two outward facing prongs on the clip, and booyakashashakalakayamalamadingdong it stays put! Step 3 get back to shooting...... This solution was brought to you by insomnia at 4:00 hrs...
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"This is my rifle. There are many like it, but this one is mine..." - Maj. Gen. W.H. Rupertus, USMC Last edited by DoctorBadVibez; October 15th, 2010 at 04:04.. Reason: I r gooth ath thypink |
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#10 |
I fixed it problem a few months back but thanks guys.
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lol im missing this part too
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Prancercise Guru
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These guys have it in stock, http://www.wgcshop.com/wgc2008/main/...ar&catid=&cat= they're usually pretty good for VFC parts.
One other option for VFC parts that aren't listed for sale online is to email VFC. They've mailed odd parts like a PBS-4 spring clip to me at no charge.
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