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[flashflint]

Ok first off I have searched I have looked at other nerf sites and saw 2k stocks but I dident realy like them. Now that that is said i was wondering if anyone had any new ideas. I just made a costom breach barell on my 2k and wanted a stock to finish the job. If anyone has ideas please post them. Also if you have any pics of one you made it would be helpful. I will post when I am done.

[Sqiggs89]

There was a farmer had a dog and E-X-P-E-R-I-M-E-N-T was his name oh!

Nobody know what youwant. It's your desicion anyway. Just "Experiment" and find what you like. It's not hard. But I'm not a mod so I'm going to shut up.

What kind of stock do you want; Long, Short, all bendy, Straight, Comes out of the handle, etc. Some of these may shot us what you need or like.
Also you can save PVC and time by trying some out on the "Paint" Program. Real fun there at a fraction of the cost. That's saying that you have Windows unlike me who doesn't have "Paint" Just be creative and stuff.

[murakumo32]

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Try this. Its 2 pieces of 3/4" cpvc (length depending on how long you want your stock to be) 2 T's and 2 45 degree bends with something like 4" of cpvc on them.
Epoxy/ Plumber's Goop the stock onto the 2 raised circles on the back of the gun and, viola, you have a stock.

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Edited by murakumo32, 16 October 2005 - 07:58 PM.

[TED]

Honestly, Is there any real reason to actually put a stock on a nerf gun? Especially on a tiny gun like the At2k.

[grunty]

yes there is dark shrimp. i put a stock on my big slavo and it was so damn accurite.

[Uncle Hammer]

Adding a stock to a gun escpially the 2k(beacause of the size) adds to stablize the gun and make it more accurate. It also adds some size and makes it feel bigger and more comfortable to an older nerfer who is of bigger stature. I suggest the double t-coupler stock.

[TED]

Adding a stock to a gun escpially the 2k(beacause of the size) adds to stablize the gun and make it more accurate.

Your not going to need a stock because your never going to be picking people off at 100' away.

[Uncle Hammer]

No but you will at any other distance. What makes you assume that a stock just makes it accurate for long distances? It also looks pretty badass. Stocks are sometimes vital to nerf. Do you think anyone would buy a crossbow if it didn't have that awesome rifle feel that the stock gives?

[BloodMoon]

I can't say that in my experience stocks make a gun much more accurate. But they feel really damn good. So in my opinion, what you should do is just make a stock that feels good to you, not to some other random person.

[flashflint]

Thanks to those who helped. I think that I will do the twin t stock. I will post pics when done.