I've had a number of requests to adapt the design of my 10/22 demo trigger to M14 stocks, since so many instructors have them, and I've finally got it ready.
Here's what it looks like:
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It sounds like this:
YouTube link (http://youtu.be/h50pFYZTghc). (That's the 10/22 version, but it sounds the same).
This uses one of those 'cricket' clickers as made famous on D-Day, which snaps on both the trigger break and reset. Just the thing for demo'ing six steps and rifleman's cadence, and could also be used as a 'dry practice' trainer where a real firearm is not practical.
This is a friction fit into any stock that will take an M14 or M1A. Due to variability in stocks you might have to shim a little with duct tape, or file very lightly on the mounting tabs. Thanks for Fred, V, and FreedomV for testing prototypes with their M14 stocks. (This can be combined with the Franken-14 laser trainer (http://appleseedinfo.org/smf/index.php?topic=37869.0), with a little filing on the laser trainer mount.)
I'm asking for $40 each, shipping included. I can take payment via check or Paypal. PM me for snail mail or Paypal address and instructions.
ETA: These are now available on eBay (http://www.ebay.com/itm/141438108998), though contacting me directly still works.
Oh man! Must have. PM sent
Bump.
I have a Mosin-Nagant dummy stock. Which one do you think would work best? I have no problem modifying the stock to make it fit. Can this plastic be painted?
Quote from: Pete! on June 19, 2014, 05:37:03 PM
I have a Mosin-Nagant dummy stock. Which one do you think would work best? I have no problem modifying the stock to make it fit. Can this plastic be painted?
This and the 10/22 version are really close fits for the inletting of the respective stocks. I haven't tried to fit one to a Mosin stock - I'd suggest you compare it to M14 or 10/22 stocks and see if either is close.
The plastic should be paintable with enamel. Just don't use anything with an acetone solvent (e.g., nail polish) - it'll dissolve! :shootself:
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Now available on eBay (http://www.ebay.com/itm/141438108998).