Buffer Tube Storage

[bamashooter]

Though some haven't had a good fit, I have a Ergo rubber plug on my hand grip which allows additional storage. Mine's is a tight enough (hopefully) fit.

 

[Mike SC Hunter]

I perfectly understand that logic. I would think on rifle storage would be for those that take their weapons out hunting or camping. I don't shoot at a range.

I hunt/camp/farm/loaf with all my guns.....I don't take spare parts.....If one is that sorry I'll replace it with one that works reliably....I have guns that are nearing 100 years old........Still work.......Haven't had to carry a parts bag with with any of them........

 

[kd4gij]

I keep spare air in mine.

 

[FWG]

I will be exploring the possibilities of storing something in the stock tube, if for no other reason than to reduce the noise of sound transfer when the rifle is fired.

 

[Majorlk]

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I will be exploring the possibilities of storing something in the stock tube, if for no other reason than to reduce the noise of sound transfer when the rifle is fired.

Then you have a rattle in the tube.

 

[Rob1]

I may store a cyanide capsule in mine....

To paraphrase the old gangster movies..... " You'll never take me alive Copper!!!! "



Rob

 

[Egg on Leggs]

Yea I "think" the pinned stocks didn't have a plug and the collapsible stocks did have plugs... I think that's what came out of a pass thread...

Let me get this clear, are we talking about butt plugs?