G&P Crane Stock 'Nubs' Replacement
 

I'm looking at buying a buddies G&P crane stock off him but he misplaced the 2 nubs that thread on the front side and cover the batteries. Does anyone know if these can be purchased seperately and where? He was able to find them for a Classic Army crane stock - will these work on the G&P?

The CA one won't fit and I have never seen the G&P ones for sale.

You don't even need the nubs, it just holds the battery back, well once you stock is back the battery won't move at all and certainly cant fall out of the gun.

I haven't used the nubs at all since I added the crane stock and have never had any problems. Like Thunder said once it's on the tube, the battery can't come out even if it wanted too. I found the nubs to not fit in tightly so not risking losing them I just leave them out.

I knew the battery couldn't fall out or move around - I was thinking for purely cosmetic and resale reasons. I would still like to replace them if anyone knows where I could find some or has 'em for sale. Thanks for the replies guys!

Does anyone really care about the nubs? I mean they come with the gun, but I haven't seen anybody ever use them lol

CA nubs fit in my PTW crane stock just fine, might need some slight modifying but my guess would be they should fit a G&P. I glued em in for good measure, cosmetic reasons.

On the PTW, doesn't the battery come out the back of the stock ? The G&P stock has to be removed from the tube to take the battery out so gluing them is not an option.

Ah, forgot how bad the G&P design is, disregard my post.

i cant find them anywhere. thunder is right, that battery isnt going anywhere, and it really doesnt matter.

I might have some spare caps...I'll look around and see. If I do they are yours.

how about you still glue the nubs, and when you want to change the battery you just slide the stock off from the buffer tube...

Did you mean when he wants to charge the battery ? What makes the CA ones not fit ?

the G&P ones are "longer", the CA ones dont lock into the groves all the way