How to Paracord Wrap a Folding Stock

Published on June 14, 2017
Duration: 10:04

This guide demonstrates how to paracord wrap a folding stock for improved comfort and grip. It covers necessary materials like paracord, scissors, and a lighter, emphasizing firearm safety by ensuring the weapon is unloaded. The process involves creating a secure loop, tightly wrapping the cord, and finishing with knots and melted ends to prevent unraveling. The technique is shown to be applicable to various rifle platforms, including the VZ.58 and AK variants, without impeding the folding mechanism.

Quick Summary

To paracord wrap a folding stock, gather 10-12 feet of paracord, scissors, a lighter, and tape. Ensure the firearm is unloaded. Start by taping a loop to the stock's base, then wrap the cord tightly. Finish by threading the end through the loop and pulling the tail to secure, then knot and melt the ends.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Folding Stock Downsides
  2. 01:20Materials & Prep for Paracord Wrap
  3. 01:41Step-by-Step Wrapping Process
  4. 04:49Finishing the Paracord Wrap Securely
  5. 07:06Compatibility & Accessories

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials are needed to paracord wrap a folding stock?

You'll need about 10-12 feet of paracord, sharp scissors or a knife, a lighter to seal the ends, and tape (like electrical or duct tape) to temporarily hold the cord in place during the initial stages of wrapping.

How do you start paracord wrapping a folding stock?

Begin by creating a small loop at one end of the paracord, leaving a short tail. Secure this loop to the bottom of the stock using tape, then start wrapping the paracord tightly and neatly around the stock towards the rifle.

How is the paracord wrap finished and secured?

Thread the free end of the paracord through the initial loop. Pull the tail end to draw the loop underneath the wraps, cinching the cord tightly. Tie off with secure knots, trim excess cord, and melt the ends with a lighter to prevent fraying.

Does this paracord wrapping method work on different rifle models?

Yes, the presenter demonstrates that this wrapping technique is effective on various folding stock platforms, including the VZ.58, Hungarian 63D, and RH10, without interfering with their folding mechanisms.

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