silver145 Posted January 29, 2017 Posted January 29, 2017 Hi all, Please see the attached explosion diagram for G&G warthog - i require the bolt/washer circled in the diagram but am unsure of the length/size needed. (kept coming loose and fell out!) Cheers
Supporters Sitting Duck Posted January 29, 2017 Supporters Posted January 29, 2017 Oooooh that is a special order part that..... nah - it is a M5 threaded bolt aprox 40mm to 60mm it varies coz some stock tubes & the rear "lug" the tube mounts onto vary the rear mount for the stock tube can stick out 1 inch or 2 inches etc..... so I'd say measure the lug or mount for the tube eg: 40mm & add on about 20mm and it should be about right failing that careful cutting to suit & clean the thread ok with a m5 nut before fitting if no m5 tap ahh f*ck it just buy a few lengths - cross head jap/dome/button bolts or something fleabay or B&Q or hardware store but it is M5 thread is the answer to your question oh and a m5 washer - pref slit spring washer I think
silver145 Posted January 29, 2017 Author Posted January 29, 2017 Legendary sir!Will go and buy a bulk load and play till i get it right, was very annoying mid-battle the gun butt going "wobbley"!!!
Supporters Sitting Duck Posted January 29, 2017 Supporters Posted January 29, 2017 aye a wobbly butt can be very annoying in battle I tend to go for fixed tight one myself - a fixed stubby stock I mean not adjustable but almost any battery will go there than squeeze in nunchuck type batteries really need to make a medium fixed stock imho a stubby is great for a firehawk but too short of regular guns a full size fixed stock is a tad too long for me I feel think G&G really need to make a medium Raider with a medium fixed stock and screw all the wobbly bits & messing about with battery options - but hey ho some other guns have a stock that isn't adjustable and you just deal with it but the subby & full are a smidge too short/long sometimes - hey ho as I said happy hunting & you will soon have a firmer butt/stock if it wobbles a bit too much slip some tape - electricians or bit off gaffa/duct tape on stock tube that should reduce any crane stock wobble that occurs sometimes
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