Thompson Center Patriot pistol loading stand dimensions
- Thread starter kelljp
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Noted for breaking the stock at the wrist. I know. The Patriot, and I have one, was notorious for splitting horizontally using an improper rest. If the bottom heel of the grip rested in a recess and the barrel in a vertical notch, whacking the short starter put unnecessary stress on the thin wrist. Mine is repaired. (probably gonna be sold as parts soon)
HUnter58
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Not sure if this helps. I couldn’t find any pictures in the Thompson Center Arms flyers they use to send out once a year, but this picture is in the manual.
Yes this was what I was looking for. Probably won't be able to find an original. But it'll make a good project this winter. Want it for displaying my Patriot more than anything.
RUMBLINCAT
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Hi. I'm about 4 months late.. I just signed up on here because I just bought a T/C Patriot with the loading stand you were looking for. I don't know if it's from the factory, It kinda looks homemade, but if you want I could take some more pictures at different angles if you want?
Patocazador
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If the 1x1 piece of wood arrowed in the photo below supports the rear flange of the stock, it should be safe to use as a loading stand.
That piece should absorb the pressure placed on the stock so the wrist won't crack.
I may make one of these myself for that reason. I always worry about fracturing the wrist when loading.
That piece should absorb the pressure placed on the stock so the wrist won't crack.
I may make one of these myself for that reason. I always worry about fracturing the wrist when loading.
Pictures would be great!
