Options for an Impact Adjustable Butt Stock

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Saltlake58

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So, the butt stock on an Impact isn't the best thing in the world, and I'd like to buy an adjustable butt stock. I know about the K&L and the Saber Tactical, but at $250 each, it's kinda pricey and I'd rather put the money somewhere else.

Anyone aware of anything else out there that's decent quality for a bit less $$?? I'd love to have the Saber, but my budget just won't let me do it right now.

I've looked and can't find anything else on the market, even tried the 3D printing sites, and the designs are OK, but my ability to print 3D of high quality is somewhat limited. I'm concerned about strength of the prints.

Many thanks,
 
So, the butt stock on an Impact isn't the best thing in the world, and I'd like to buy an adjustable butt stock. I know about the K&L and the Saber Tactical, but at $250 each, it's kinda pricey and I'd rather put the money somewhere else.

Anyone aware of anything else out there that's decent quality for a bit less $$?? I'd love to have the Saber, but my budget just won't let me do it right now.

I've looked and can't find anything else on the market, even tried the 3D printing sites, and the designs are OK, but my ability to print 3D of high quality is somewhat limited. I'm concerned about strength of the prints.

Many thanks,
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Kinda pricey? Now that is an understatement if I ever read one! LOL!

Wish I could help, but I don't own and probably never will own an FX. Or a Daystate Delta Wolf for that matter. (chuckle)

Simply can't justify the price for what I need an airgun for.

Sorry... I did not intend to derail or hijack your thread.

Good luck!


 
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Found this on eBay:



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I have a 3D Printer, so am experimenting with different online designs. My concern is the strength of the plastic. I'm printing as strong as I know how (6 to 10 perimeters and 50% to 100% infill), but it's still 3D Printed filament. Ain't the strongest stuff in the world.

l'll keep printing till I find one that works. At $2 or $3 per print, it's a whole lot cheaper to experiment than to cough up that kind of money (Times 2, because I have 2 Impacts). Great guns but funds are not unlimited.

Many thanks!
 
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