AICS LOP
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Re: AICS LOP
The LOP is fixed on the AICS but AI makes spacers. Captain Kirk use to make spacers as well: http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1814075 hope this helps.
The LOP is fixed on the AICS but AI makes spacers. Captain Kirk use to make spacers as well: http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1814075 hope this helps.
Re: AICS LOP
I recently picked up a AICS 2.0 and off the top of my head I remember the full length of pull as 13.5 inches. There are two removable spaces I believe one is 1" and the other is 1/2".
I recently picked up a AICS 2.0 and off the top of my head I remember the full length of pull as 13.5 inches. There are two removable spaces I believe one is 1" and the other is 1/2".
Re: AICS LOP
You can make it as long as you want by adding spacers and using the right length bolt.
The spacers come in .25", .50", and 1" I believe.
I carried one of the factory bolts that hold the spacers in place to my local industrial fastener supply and bought replacements that are 2" longer than the factory ones so that I could add the number of spacers that I wanted.
I have a couple extra spacers in the shop.
I also made my own take down tool I took a 1/4" drive 3/16" socket and epoxied a 3/16" allen wrench into it and then cut the "L" off of the allen wrench it works perfect and I don't have to use an adapter on my Fat Wrench.
You can make it as long as you want by adding spacers and using the right length bolt.
The spacers come in .25", .50", and 1" I believe.
I carried one of the factory bolts that hold the spacers in place to my local industrial fastener supply and bought replacements that are 2" longer than the factory ones so that I could add the number of spacers that I wanted.
I have a couple extra spacers in the shop.
I also made my own take down tool I took a 1/4" drive 3/16" socket and epoxied a 3/16" allen wrench into it and then cut the "L" off of the allen wrench it works perfect and I don't have to use an adapter on my Fat Wrench.
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