Diana Chaser given the Full Buck-Rail treatment
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It was converted by Wes at Airgun Archery Fun. He's a great guy to deal with and stocks lots of parts for these guns.
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How much for the conversion? Just short barrels or do they offer 16" .25 barrels?
I saw that AR conversion on BuckRail's site, that's tempting. I have a footlocker full of take off AR furniture.
I saw that AR conversion on BuckRail's site, that's tempting. I have a footlocker full of take off AR furniture.
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Send Wes an email. He might be able to do that.
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I just got my NEW and IMPROVED Buck-Rail stock tubes with a STEEL coupler, steel grade 5, 1/4" bolt, today.
If you have bought one before from Buck-Rail, contact them for DEEP discount on these new ones. They are very much worth it!!!!
If you have bought one before from Buck-Rail, contact them for DEEP discount on these new ones. They are very much worth it!!!!
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this is a good improvement. I had two of those old stock tubes break from very minimal handling I just gave up on themI just got my NEW and IMPROVED Buck-Rail stock tubes with a STEEL coupler, steel grade 5, 1/4" bolt, today.
If you have bought one before from Buck-Rail, contact them for DEEP discount on these new ones. They are very much worth it!!!!
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How have you all been liking the new buffer tubes with the metal bushing and bolt for taking out the wobble? I have been working on turning my Bandit into a micro carbine for my wife. I started with making my own tube stock with PLA printed parts and a carbon tube.
Like the previous Buckrail buffer tube, I kept the stock rigid by making the 3D printed parts fit very snugly. It's actually quite rigid and has held up great, but the PLA will inevitably break down if the tube stock is taken on/off more than a couple times. I'm also not happy with the butt, since it's just a printed part and has some flex. I've been working on redesigning it to have a more solid feel, but there's also no adjustability in the LOP. So I decided to order the new buffer tube kit from Buckrail. It's going to be heavier than this carbon contraption I've built, but I'm hoping it's rock solid.
Like the previous Buckrail buffer tube, I kept the stock rigid by making the 3D printed parts fit very snugly. It's actually quite rigid and has held up great, but the PLA will inevitably break down if the tube stock is taken on/off more than a couple times. I'm also not happy with the butt, since it's just a printed part and has some flex. I've been working on redesigning it to have a more solid feel, but there's also no adjustability in the LOP. So I decided to order the new buffer tube kit from Buckrail. It's going to be heavier than this carbon contraption I've built, but I'm hoping it's rock solid.
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I'll probably convert all of mine to these once he gets his new shop set up and starts producing them. I just don't need a folding or adjustable stock.
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I have 2 of the new tubes that I ordered when they were offered as a upgrade special sale. They are heavier and lock on tight. I really like them and think they are much better than the old stock tube he offered. One caveat though is the new spring guide and cap put more tension on the hammer spring. It changed my fps and lowered my shot count on my Bandit. I ended up cutting a coil off the spring to get back to my original tune. Took me awhile to figure out it was the new tube and guide that made the change
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