CZ 457 Sling Stud Hole

[Zonkers]

I have removed the sling stud from my CZ 457 wood stock. It was never used and kinda in the way, when using my rear bag. Any suggestions on plugging the hole or just leave it exposed/open?

 

[J.d. Popkes]

To fill the hole, wood filler? Stain it if you want.

 

[J.d. Popkes]

Drill it out and tap a glued up dowel in it and sand it flush then stain it?

 

[Bigtank 58]

If you shoot ARA just leave it out. If you fill it, its considered a permanent modification and is against the current rule for the factory class.

 

[gkgeiger]

Just leave it alone.

 

[Liven The Dream]

I have used Brown Bedding Compound and stock oil .

 

[RCE1]

If you're handy, you could switch both sling swivels to flush mount QD sockets. GrovTech has a large selection, Uncle Mikes etc.

 

[Clancy]

I’d drill it out and tap in a dowel with glue on it.

Use 2 colors of tape as a file/sanding guide. Stain to match.

 

[Zonkers]

If you shoot ARA just leave it out. If you fill it, it’s considered a permanent modification and is against the current rule for the factory class.

Thanks as I have been toying with the ARA idea. I will leave the hole exposed.

 

[Zonkers]

Thanks for all the responses!

 

[J.d. Popkes]

If you shoot ARA just leave it out. If you fill it, its considered a permanent modification and is against the current rule for the factory class.

How do you deal with these rules?

Why do you deal with these rules?

Who even looks at this and enforces it?

I’d love to meet that guy. Just to see.

Whole different culture, amazing.

Taking out the stud, is fine, but do not plug a hole in the wood, instant disqualification.

 

[Bigtank 58]

How do you deal with these rules?

Why do you deal with these rules?

Who even looks at this and enforces it?

I’d love to meet that guy. Just to see.

Whole different culture, amazing.

Taking out the stud, is fine, but do not plug a hole in the wood, instant disqualification.

It's their game and their rules, I enjoy the ARA factory classs. If you don't like the rules, don't shoot in the ARA factory class.

 

[J.d. Popkes]

It's their game and their rules, I enjoy the ARA factory classs. If you don't like the rules, don't shoot in the ARA factory class.

Indeed