TS370 Buttstock

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Goose Slayer

Discussion Starter · Dec 30, 2019

Thought I'd put this out as I have found a lot of good information on this site. And I thank you for that.

After I got my first TS370 I modified it with the shims as prescribed here.

Now I have noticed that the adjustable buttstock is difficult to move. I thought about it for a while and decided to see if I could get it to slide easier.

I used a product called "Frog Lube". I use this on all of my firearms and it works great. I used the paste as it also comes in a liquid. I used a flux brush to apply a very light coat to the buttstock tube. I removed the buttstock and applied the Frog lube to the sides of the buttstock tube and reinstalled the buttstock and it slides like butter.

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Goose Slayer

Discussion Starter · #2 · Dec 30, 2019

In case anyone has any concerns about using Frog lube let me say this.

Frog lube was invented by a Navy seal. It is biodegradable and is NOT a petroleum based product. It doesn't attract dirt and it is colorless after its applied.

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bunnyrabbit

· #3 · Dec 30, 2019

Goose Slayer said:
In case anyone has any concerns about using Frog lube let me say this.

Frog lube was invented by a Navy seal. It is biodegradable and is NOT a petroleum based product. It doesn't attract dirt and it is colorless after its applied.

Nice to learn something.
Thanks for sharing.
All the best.

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Huntersthompson

· #4 · Dec 30, 2019

My stock had a little play in it. Put 2 small pieces of gorilla tape on to of tube next to pin holes. Zero play now. I slide it to its shortest position to rope cock, shoot it at its longest unless wearing heavy coat. Then midway.

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TomOnTheRun

· #5 · Dec 31, 2019

Goose Slayer said:
Thought I'd put this out as I have found a lot of good information on this site. And I thank you for that.

After I got my first TS370 I modified it with the shims as prescribed here.

Now I have noticed that the adjustable buttstock is difficult to move. I thought about it for a while and decided to see if I could get it to slide easier.

I used a product called "Frog Lube". I use this on all of my firearms and it works great. I used the paste as it also comes in a liquid. I used a flux brush to apply a very light coat to the buttstock tube. I removed the buttstock and applied the Frog lube to the sides of the buttstock tube and reinstalled the buttstock and it slides like butter.

Great post and TLC solution, GS!