Fill the gap

[sstark036]

Got a question,anyone do any mod to fill in this gap,was thinkin some kind of putty you could form and then let hardin,could be black or fde

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[Destructo6]

Instamorph moldable plastic. Available on Amazon.

 

[Kp321]

Just ignore it?

 

[gwpercle]

Epoxy Putty . Several companies make a two part putty , it's not runny like epoxy glue , mix the two parts together and mould into place .
I've found it in plumbing dept . and automotive dept. .
The first I ever used was for repairing leaks in car gas tank ... the stuff sealed the tank while it was still leaking and hardened like a rock .
Plumbers also use it on leaking pipes .
J-B Weld , PC Products and Gorilla all make epoxy putties ...note do not get quick hardening it's not as durable as the slow , 24 hour hardening epoxy .
Gary

 

[ShadyDrifter]

Buy a different grip that doesn't have that extension

 

[BSA1]

Buy a different grip that doesn't have that extension

Ditto.

Check out Magpul website.

 

[sstark036]

I did this,probably sand it alittle once it dry

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[sstark036]

Lightly sanded,getting there

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[Destructo6]

looks pretty good.

What did you use to fill that gap?

 

[sstark036]

looks pretty good.

What did you use to fill that gap?

Used this stuff,gives you 30 min to mold to shape and thank you

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[Destructo6]

Sugru, yes. I've used that a number of times: good stuff.

A friend of mine used Sugru for a similar purpose (filling in a spot on a pistol's grip). Sent a pic in to their, "How did you use it?" page and they were not amused. Apparently, they don't like guns.

 

[CH4]

I am in the “get a grip that fits” camp.

 

[Muss Muggins]

Ditto.

Check out Magpul website.

The 15-22 ships with Magpul grips, like the one pictured . . .

 

[K Frame Keith]

Bubba! Is that you?

 

[sstark036]

I am in the “get a grip that fits” camp.

That's great for you

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