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TAC OPS / KMW Collaboration
- Thread starter MikeRTacOps
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Anyone discovered the best way to clean out the flush cups?
As you know, a sling is to a rifle like a holster is to a handgun.
But the proprietary Tac-Ops stock coating seems to have reduced the diameter of the flush cup sling mounts.
Any suggestions on cleaning without damaging anything would be welcome.
As you know, a sling is to a rifle like a holster is to a handgun.
But the proprietary Tac-Ops stock coating seems to have reduced the diameter of the flush cup sling mounts.
Any suggestions on cleaning without damaging anything would be welcome.
You never should have given that man money! But maybe you could try this....
Not sure of the actual measurements!!
"The system consists of a push button swivel attached to the sling (approximate diameter 9.4 mm, a little under 3⁄8 inches) which is placed into a mounting socket on the firearm (approximate diameter 9.6 mm, a little over 3⁄8 inches)."
Is it in the socket or on the surface of the insert?
Maybe the proper sized drill bit , used with fingers only to clear hole....
emery paper on the tip of a dowel rod
"The system consists of a push button swivel attached to the sling (approximate diameter 9.4 mm, a little under 3⁄8 inches) which is placed into a mounting socket on the firearm (approximate diameter 9.6 mm, a little over 3⁄8 inches)."
Is it in the socket or on the surface of the insert?
Maybe the proper sized drill bit , used with fingers only to clear hole....
emery paper on the tip of a dowel rod
Nice....you need to get Mike on a podcast. It would be hilarious.
I am working on it, he is trying to avoid it, I will hammer him again
That is funny...he loves to talk and talk and talk. Whenever he calls it is at least 45 minutes
Exactly
and honestly since we have a back home connection to CT, with Mafia ties it's even funnier when you start hearing it,
The first time I spoke to Mike, he said, I heard your family does this, I thought Frank Piccolo was in charge of that location, I replied, Frank Piccolo was shot on Barnum Ave and killed in 86, he ain't in charge of nothing
and honestly since we have a back home connection to CT, with Mafia ties it's even funnier when you start hearing it,
The first time I spoke to Mike, he said, I heard your family does this, I thought Frank Piccolo was in charge of that location, I replied, Frank Piccolo was shot on Barnum Ave and killed in 86, he ain't in charge of nothing
I think I disappointed him years ago when I bought a 700P takeoff stock from him. He really wanted to talk, but I really hate using the phone.
Just hit record during a phone call… Epic podcast complete.
Probably could harvest enough content for a podcast series in one call.
Probably could harvest enough content for a podcast series in one call.
Mike random called me after I ordered a bag just because I was from the same area in CT (and Italian). Conversation went a similar direction. It was both totally random and totally awesome. We ended on Apizza talk!
308 Day 78 Deg., 73% Hum.
Pic of the Delta 51 was forgotten!!
Pic of the Delta 51 was forgotten!!
308 Day 78 Deg., 73% Hum.
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Pic of the Delta 51 was forgotten!!
Are both kmw’s built by tac ops or one terry and one mike
To be honest, the Delta, KMW-OPs, and the KMW all shoot itty bitty groups!!
I never can stay consistent with the Tango… sometimes one hole sometimes a 3/4” group.
Both the KMW and the Tango have heavy triggers and when shooting all four round robin is a challenge .
I never can stay consistent with the Tango… sometimes one hole sometimes a 3/4” group.
Both the KMW and the Tango have heavy triggers and when shooting all four round robin is a challenge .
This thread should not be inactive.
Got to keep an eye on the sloped roof.
Haven't had time to get out shooting in a bit, but I enjoy practicing mil, range calculations.
Got to keep an eye on the sloped roof.
Haven't had time to get out shooting in a bit, but I enjoy practicing mil, range calculations.
Zeroing with new ammo today. All I learned is that I haven't spent enough time shooting off a tripod. The Fed Tac T308T 168 strips from mag and chambers smoother than the FGGM. Was able to group at 1 moa but I don't trust the groups enough to make scope adjustments yet. The grass was just too tall in my shooting lane to get on my belly.
How did it work off a tripod?
I have been very reluctant to try it since the rail is a short section at the very front of the rifle. I asked Terry and he said he would be afraid that rail or mounting inserts would be compromised
I prefer bipod or positional shooting, but when I shoot of the tripod my shoulder is supporting the weight of the rear of the rifle to some degree, I wouldn't shoot like that all the time but I am not overly concerned about it either.
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