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Offline steelhorse814

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Sling swivel stud for Pachmayr Gripper grip ?
« on: January 07, 2012, 08:31:26 AM »
I'am looking for sling swivel stud for Pachmayr gripper grip, I have the kit from Uncle Mike's but the stud is to long, It works great for T/C factory grips, but for the pachamyr grip it sticks out by 1 1/4.Let me know were to get one. Thanks steelhorse814
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Re: Sling swivel stud for Pachmayr Gripper grip ?
« Reply #1 on: January 07, 2012, 05:32:36 PM »
Been so long I don't remember... maybe UM's had more than one kit available long ago when I bought mine, or maybe I got them somewhere else.   I had (have) two with about 1/4" tube spacers that are to use with the Contender Pachy Grippers.    They might be around here someplace still...
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Re: Sling swivel stud for Pachmayr Gripper grip ?
« Reply #2 on: January 08, 2012, 04:21:27 AM »
    I've never found the proper length for that grip either.  I just run a nut of the proper size up the stud a ways and use my Dremel w/ cut-off wheel( a hack saw would work as well) to chop to right length, then back the nut up and down over the cut to true up the threads and touch up with a small file.  The kit does come with several different length spacers to go under the head of the stud.   
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