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Does crane stock battery fit into VLTOR IMOD stock?

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  • #2
    Rooky1
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    They don't fit unfortunately.
    You need to custom make a battery too fit.
    Or just use a stock tube battery:-)


  • #3
    pibis
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 73 ✭✭pibis


    Yeah, I just don't see any benefit of running a stock tube LiPo and want my 9.6 bats to work. :(


  • #4
    Rooky1
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    Fair enough.
    A turnigy nano tech 7.4 2000mah will give you similar performance as your nimh battery.


  • #5
    pibis
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    Yeah, I'm aware of that. I'm also aware that I'd need to cough up for like three new batteries and a new charger just to change stock. So I'll pass on that I guess :)

    Apparently the crane stock and the fixed stock are the only ones that take the nunchuck?


  • #6
    Inari
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    pibis wrote: »
    Yeah, I'm aware of that. I'm also aware that I'd need to cough up for like three new batteries and a new charger just to change stock. So I'll pass on that I guess :)

    Apparently the crane stock and the fixed stock are the only ones that take the nunchuck?

    Nope. You can get that stock in a battery version, but it takes some digging. G&P do one - it comes with their MRP and Sentry, and many other guns I'm sure. However they also make one called a battery stock, but it is only for stock tube lipo so you have to be very careful when purchasing that you end up with the right one.


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  • #7
    pibis
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    Thanks Inari. I'll keep looking!


  • #8
    T4RGET
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    I have one (it's a VLTOR VICTOR stock) and i have an 8.4v nunchuck in it, having said that I have a feeling it was a real stock for a RS rifle as the documentation was pretty adamant on not mis-using it and that it was assembled by an experienced gun smith and then checked by the QC department. Airsoft is good, but it's not a sport known for quality control :p
    If it is a real stock, I'm not sure how it ft my stock tube but anyways...


  • #9
    pibis
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    If it has a "VICTOR" branding on it then it's G&P - at least that's what my research says. Apparently the original branding is VLTOR and G&P took their liberty with the stock. It also means that it's "airsoft made"...

    If that makes any sense in the light of your gunsmith instructions and all. This is a special kind of conundrum...


  • #10
    T4RGET
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,901 ✭✭✭T4RGET


    pibis wrote: »
    If it has a "VICTOR" branding on it then it's G&P - at least that's what my research says. Apparently the original branding is VLTOR and G&P took their liberty with the stock. It also means that it's "airsoft made"...

    If that makes any sense in the light of your gunsmith instructions and all. This is a special kind of conundrum...

    well it would make sense if the G&P style stocks fitted a battery, but in my search for one originally, I couldn't find one that allowed a battery to fit into it. I got this one from Boards agesa go. None made by G&P anyways.. all very strange :P


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