On-Board spare parts

[sailor 6]

Wondering if there was a simple way to carry spare parts, I have completed an arrangement to carry a recoil spring, firing pin and retainer, ejector with spring and retainer, disconnector and spring, AK tool set, broken shell extractor, bore snake and spare Red Dot battery, all within the stock and PG. The only problem was the recoil spring, which was easy - a 9" piece of 1/4" dowel with a washer and retainer pin each end, and spring well under control, and safe. A suggestion for those with a hollow stock and pistol grip.

[russiangunrunner 10]

by the time you use any of those parts (its not like it's your main weapon in afganastan) they'll rust or get damaged from bouncing around with you all those years and get forgotten. all good parts to have, but maybe in your vest or something, not in your rifle.... just more shit to make noise and jiggle and shit. i dunno, just don't see the point of it. to each his own though

[thehopping1 105]

I keep all my crap in my butt stock, and a small allen wrench under my foam tube cover so I can access the inside when ever I want.

[dsmtsi23 18]

Eagle Industries Shooter's Stock Pack Rifle

 

 

http://www.opticsplanet.net/eagle-industries-shooter-039-s-stock-pack-rifle.html

[Rockina 60]

I have more than a couple of the same gun ??? Works for me.

Parts are then never gonna be a problem.

[sailor 6]

Vladimir - No rattle, as I set a foam cutout in the stock, no reason to rust, unless I use the stock as a canoe paddle (I don't own a canoe), cheap parts that are useless if not with the weapon. If a spring rusts in the next ten or so years, I'll order replacements, Obama willing! Just a suggestion to have the most likely "breakables" with you, and in a secure, dry compartment. And if I never need any of them, no big deal. If I do need one or more of them, I shall be patting myself on the back for being so ingenuous and forward thinking (sarcasim off).