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Modifying a carbon fiber stock -- need advice....
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<blockquote data-quote="7mm man" data-source="post: 3095616" data-attributes="member: 127559"><p>So I modified an AG Composites BDL hinged floor plate style to an M5 style about a year ago. I just traced the outline of the bottom metal and hit that with a dremmel. There is tons of dust. The M5 had to go in the stock a bit further so I had to sand/dremmel out the inside a little as well. This part was a little more difficult as it had pillars already formed inside the stock. Once again, the dremmel, files and sand paper was my friend. Once I was done I bedded the area to even everything out and get rid of any loose plat due me doing it by hand. It turned our pretty good, but took a long time. If you have a good gun smith near you I recommend just getting them for a major job like I did. I live in an area with very little gun smiths, so I do everything myself.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="7mm man, post: 3095616, member: 127559"] So I modified an AG Composites BDL hinged floor plate style to an M5 style about a year ago. I just traced the outline of the bottom metal and hit that with a dremmel. There is tons of dust. The M5 had to go in the stock a bit further so I had to sand/dremmel out the inside a little as well. This part was a little more difficult as it had pillars already formed inside the stock. Once again, the dremmel, files and sand paper was my friend. Once I was done I bedded the area to even everything out and get rid of any loose plat due me doing it by hand. It turned our pretty good, but took a long time. If you have a good gun smith near you I recommend just getting them for a major job like I did. I live in an area with very little gun smiths, so I do everything myself. [/QUOTE]
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