PB, Clarke rubber will stock everything you need mate. I don't follow what you mean with regards to the block sliding mate????Plowboy wrote:With the risk of sounding like a dumb arse, is the anywhere I could buy some high density foam in a block? Also what did you use to let the blocks slide for aiming adjustments?
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Plowboy wrote:With the risk of sounding like a dumb arse, is the anywhere I could buy some high density foam in a block? Also what did you use to let the blocks slide for aiming adjustments?
Not dumb, you could probably get some from Clark's Rubber, that's if they are still operating, or some such place. Might even be able to find some at a packaging place.
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I know of a foam supply company close to me that sell it here in Adelaide. I also get sheets of egg croton type open cell foam for my gun cases 1200 x 2400. They might ship
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I thought they had a sliding surface so the piece that holds the rifle could slide on the bottom block to enable for adjustments in aim and shooting position. I will have a look for the maxbox YouTube clip.
Edit: here 'tis
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XvfelH6zA-k
Steel plate is what it was.
Edit: here 'tis
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XvfelH6zA-k
Steel plate is what it was.