r/canadaguns Mar 29 '26

Feets / Collection / My build First of many years with PAL

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About time to expand the slatwall. I've been eyeing up a few .357 lever guns, I'm between the stealth hunter or henry protector. I also want a ~18" barrel .410 revolver for grouse this year (the Glock is a bb gun before anyone asks lol)

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u/IceWide6245 Mar 29 '26

I try to stay away from his stuff especially for something like a stock adapter, the kodiak kit also uses a drop in ar15 trigger and moves the grip forward so you don't have to break grip to hit the mag release

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u/AsparagusUnhappy5395 Mar 29 '26

Interesting. Any reasons in particular. Thanks for the info man!

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u/drojaking Mar 29 '26

I wouldn’t use his stuff on anything bigger than a 22

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u/AsparagusUnhappy5395 Mar 29 '26

Why’s that? I’ve been looking at his stuff for a while and basically was only looking at the Alcor if I could make it look the way I wanted lol

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u/IceWide6245 Mar 30 '26

The quality of his stuff is pretty bad, lots of people have had their stock adaptors snap in half. Everything is made from white resin then just spray painted, so scratches stand out like crazy. The parts just feel gross in your hands, not to mention the "signature smell" they have

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u/ASpacebornVagabond Mar 30 '26

I've got the crusader kit for my Alcor, not a bad kit. The foregrip is okay but the adaptor and stock is really good. I'd stay away from Tommy enterprises. I had their adaptor and got a replacement for my Henry and it melted twice in a couple mags at most. Not well made at all.

Jealous of the threaded barrel. I didn't get that on mine. I'll have to get s&j to thread it or see if there is someone local that can

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u/AsparagusUnhappy5395 Mar 30 '26

Oh god. Thank you for letting me know. Guess I’ll just wait for the Kodiak Defense kit to become publicly available