Klappschaft-Adapter (folding stock adapter) STEAMBOW,.Einbau, Details. SURVIVAL, M10/AR-6 #assembly

My project. It goes on. Today we take a look at the different shaft alternatives from Dimbo. First the folding shaft adapter. Most of you know how to install it. And my preferred variant for the survival. The Quick Detach. You just have to put it in. You have to remove the tension rod. Here another different folding shaft. Two different folding shafts. Two different folding shaft systems from Dimbo. If you are interested, stay tuned. Let's take a look at the status quo. Firmly installed shaft. Shoulder shaft is the one from the M10. We have already changed it last time. Yes. Why is there a new shaft system at all? What is the advantage? The advantage is above all mobility. This is the one I prefer. We have to remove the tension rod. How to remove the tension rod? The Quick Detach. You just hook it in. At the back. And reduce the length of the arm. Where it is about half. If you imagine it that way. Yes. And then you have the length of a compact. Of course you can also unscrew it here. That works too. But that's maybe not quite so cool. Exactly. The other option is. Many people know that. Also from the M10. Or before from the R6. The folding shaft adapter. Then I can leave the tension rods on. So the classic tension system. Thickens a little. Then the armrest. But the thing really. I do not know how often. 20,000, 30,000 times used. Super. Really great. Yes. Let's take a look at both. Exactly. I already told you. Okay. Here we go. So. First of all. I'll take a quick look. I disassemble the scope. And the throwing arm out. And so on. We now have the alternating throwing system. Alternating throwing arm system. So it's all super fast now. That's the advantage. I already mentioned it last time. The footrest is not necessary. You can, as I said here. Also with the tension rods. Anyway, classic tension. Yes. And also with the other system. If you are strong enough. You can also tense against the body. Okay. Throwing arm out. We can do that too. We do not have to. I'll just do it now. Scope. We didn't mount it right anyway. Just put it on. Okay. Good. Now. I'll loosen this screw here. Here in front. The nut is about to fly out. Oh, there it is. Then I push it through. There it is. Okay. If I open here now. I open the whole system. Exactly. Now, as in the last video too. I only do the rear. I only loosen the rear screws. Fall on the sides. There I am already out. That's enough. Other side. Out. Yes. Here we have our folding shaft adapter. Here we have our old one. We now have to transfer the tension rod. And this nut. We just have to transfer it. Now. Here. In this system. Yes. I just turn it out. Normally it depends on how tight they are. With pliers. So. I got pliers. I turn it out as far as I can. Usually one is already loosening. Yes. One is out. So. Now I have it. Number two. This needs it too. Yes. This is the nut. This is my old shoulder shaft. Now I take my folding shaft adapter here. With a. I always call it a tactical shoulder shaft. Because he has such a tactical cheek pad. I call it that. It just doesn't stand out. Not high. Is then maybe not quite ideal. Yes. I see them a little more practical. And more dynamic in use. Yes. But that's a matter of taste. And ultimately depends on the shooting style. Good. Yes. I could disassemble that here again. But that's actually totally self-explanatory. Here comes this additional ring with it. The fuse. And yes. Then it is screwed onto the tube here. On the tube. Good. Okay. The nut of just. Here it is. I put it in between now. So. Okay. Good. Yes. Now. Exactly. I pull the arm back again. The screws are still loose here. One. I tighten it. Good. Yes. That's that one. Go. Yes. Now it's loose again. But next time I'll do something more subtle with the ring. Yes. So just put it in the tunnel, right? Put the scope back on. I already said something about it, right? Normally you have to mount it properly. And not just simply put it on. Good. Clack clack. Right? You can do that. And then just here. Hop, scope out. Yes. And another one, right? If that's the case, that the cocking arm block is higher than the rail, that's not allowed. Then there's a jump chance for the bolt, right? It has to be at the same height or lower. Right? Oops. Can you get the cocking arm out? No, then you can't see it. Right? I think it's clear. Good. Yo. That's the folding stock adapter. And the installation of it. Good. Yes. You can get the shoulder stock at crossbow-tuning.com. Also at sandfarm17. I already have one. Wow, I also have another one. I also have my own team now. Oh, okay. So, unfortunately I still have to work. That's why the video is actually quite long. I'll show the installation of the quick detach next time. I think that's enough. So, installation, folding stock adapter. I can also shoot a few times first. Okay, yes. I hope you liked it. Chaka, Sulu, you're the best. All for the Dackel, all for the club. If you liked it, leave me a like. Or follow me, or whatever. Just have a good time. Okay, bye.