Can someone post a close up picture, and if u did it your self can u post material used. Thank u

The rifle itself is going to look just about exactly the same as an unpinned stock. Down bottom where the adjustment notches are you will see a very small diameter roll pin, however it's hard to see in pictures unless they zoom in. As far as looks go, it's no difference.

The rifle itself is going to look just about exactly the same as an unpinned stock. Down bottom where the adjustment notches are you will see a very small diameter roll pin, however it's hard to see in pictures unless they zoom in. As far as looks go, it's no difference.

i drill small hole 3/4 way thru & use 3/16 stainless roll pin

What I did when I pinned my magpul CTR, I just drilled a hole through the stock just above the friction lock through and the buffer tube and put in a metal tension pin. When you drill the hole through the buffer tube, make sure you do it through the little "lip" on the bottom of the tube and not through the center of the tube. I'm assuming your doing this to an AR so you wouldn't want the pin to impede the buffer spring or anything.

I super glued my S&W M&P 15-22 , used an entire tube to "attach" a new Magpul MOE stock to the plastic 'buffer tube', then used blue loctite throughout the actual "action" of the stock so it can't ever be "actioned" again, very effective and very cheap/easy.

Can someone post a close up picture, and if u did it your self can u post material used. Thank u

 

 

I drilled a hole into the side of the stock, and then the buffer tube with a 1/8" bit.

 

I used a 1/8" x 1/2" tension pin. You can find them at a hardware store for about 50 cents. I didn't have the package for the 1/2" long pins, so that is for 3/4" long pins.

 

I then tapped the tension pin into the stock and buffer. Done. Easy as that.

There's a few diff ways to do it

 

http://nyshooters.net/forum/showthread.php?351-Permanently-pinning-a-collapsible-stock

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9vRAAuFct4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9vRAAuFct4

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLSmCug0cxI&NR=1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLSmCug0cxI&NR=1

 

 

This is where ADCO pinned mine:

 

Some people like to put epoxy over the pin(s) to make it a little more "permanent"

Having broke a buffer tube that I had pinned a stock to once before, epoxy isn't required. I hadn't done anything extra besides putting the roll/tension pin in, and I still have the stock stuck to the buffer....

Thank u fellows.