Disco in a AR2078 thumbhole stock

[tennx]

Ive seen some post on doing this and feel its something my handyman skills can accomplish...can anyone direct me to  a picture of the area where the Disco gauge and hold down bolt fitment on the AR stock would come thru..many thanks

[c_m_shooter]

I can get some tonight. I'm not sure what area you are describing though.  It is pretty easy as long as you don't mind a little gap at the back of the action.  To move the action screw hole in the stock would be a lot more work imo.  You will need a drill press with 7/8 bit for the gauge. 5/8 bit and a hand chisel to widen and square up the inletting and open up for the bolt at the front of the trigger assembly.  Then notch for the safety.

[tennx]

I can get some tonight. I'm not sure what area you are describing though.  It is pretty easy as long as you don't mind a little gap at the back of the action.  To move the action screw hole in the stock would be a lot more work imo.  You will need a drill press with 7/8 bit for the gauge. 5/8 bit and a hand chisel to widen and square up the inletting and open up for the bolt at the front of the trigger assembly.  Then notch for the safety.

I added a pic of area that I was referring to..

[Talan]

I would really like to see your gun when you are finished.  As you can see, I am a fan of the thumbhole stocks.  My stock was on a Benjamin Titan originally.  The hardest part and one I would suggest doing first is getting the trigger alignment to fit properly.  Then you can measure for the gauge and screw holes.  All you have to do then is remove any wood that is in the wrong place, fill any holes with wood filler that need it and viola, a thumbhole stock. Good luck.

[tennx]

I would really like to see your gun when you are finished.  As you can see, I am a fan of the thumbhole stocks.  My stock was on a Benjamin Titan originally.  The hardest part and one I would suggest doing first is getting the trigger alignment to fit properly.  Then you can measure for the gauge and screw holes.  All you have to do then is remove any wood that is in the wrong place, fill any holes with wood filler that need it and viola, a thumbhole stock. Good luck.

Nicely done.....

[Bentong]

Norm posted one with disco double way back...>  https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=96216.0

[tennx]

Norm posted one with disco double way back...>  https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=96216.0

I had seen that thread and not saying Ive seen all of them but have found a bunch of post ....just not enuff tell tale pics...my disco is actually lighter than my ar2078...that might be a concern for this build...

[c_m_shooter]

Sorry for the delay.  I hope these will help.