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<blockquote data-quote="Hump66" data-source="post: 2607901" data-attributes="member: 6655"><p>I pretty much count the sticks as expendable items, especially with the people I shoot with (kennedy, and other friends), lol. I thought about the shims idea, but it's just one more thing to have to remember to take, and not lose. Maybe welding a washer on the inside to increase surface area might keep it from digging in so much, thinking kind of like the screw in a C-clamp. If I could find a bolt head like a wing nut, that would be nice too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hump66, post: 2607901, member: 6655"] I pretty much count the sticks as expendable items, especially with the people I shoot with (kennedy, and other friends), lol. I thought about the shims idea, but it's just one more thing to have to remember to take, and not lose. Maybe welding a washer on the inside to increase surface area might keep it from digging in so much, thinking kind of like the screw in a C-clamp. If I could find a bolt head like a wing nut, that would be nice too. [/QUOTE]
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