The Titan Spike is here finally!

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Michael Victor

Discussion Starter · Jul 1, 2019

Hello Gents,

We have just released our latest upgrade for our Titan 1022 Stock... the Titan Spike Anchor.

This simple device gives your Titan stock a second point of engagement to increase consistency and accuracy. It's very easy to install and with the supplied tools, you will be able to tune it for the best performance for your action.

The Spike actually presses down against the rear of the 10/22 receiver and holds it in place. You will need to play around with how much pressure to put on it but we have found 8-15 inch pounds works well.

One thing to keep in mind is the Spike is a SPIKE, so it will mark the back of your receiver. If you do not want a mark on the back of your receiver then don't use the SPIKE : )

If you receiver has a cleaning rod hole, the Spike will fit without a problem.

Here are some pics- let me know if you have questions or thoughts. I'm here to help!

Best,

Michael V.

(Btw- you can purchase it here: www.victorcompanyusa.com)

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nodak

· #2 · Jul 1, 2019

Would love to see a pic of where is marks the receiver at.

crackedcornish

· #3 · Jul 2, 2019

nodak said:
Would love to see a pic of where is marks the receiver at.

yes, me too

Michael Victor

Discussion Starter · #4 · Jul 2, 2019

nodak said:
Would love to see a pic of where is marks the receiver at.

Good request- here is a pic of a Tac Sol X-Ring Receiver with a Spike mark...

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NicholsT55

· #5 · Jul 2, 2019

That's not bad looking, and it'll be hidden (under the woodline) even if you later decide to remove the Spike. It's looks like a good alternative to having to modify your receiver for another manufacturer's solution to the same problem.

Mr_Lee

· #6 · Jul 3, 2019

Would the Spike with with aftermarket receivers too? I have a Feddersen Aluminum receiver.

Rick67

· #7 · Jul 3, 2019

Mr_Lee said:
Would the Spike with with aftermarket receivers too? I have a Feddersen Aluminum receiver.

I think it would.

I have a Fed receiver too, and HAD a Titan stock once and they fit fine.

FLATHEAD1936

· #8 · Jul 7, 2019

Titan Spike

Just received the Spike today (quick delivery I must say) and just installed in the Titan stock quick and easy on a Volquartsen Summit receiver. I don't care about a mark I can't see and no one else can either.

Treefeller22

· #9 · Jul 8, 2019

FLATHEAD1936 said:
Just received the Spike today (quick delivery I must say) and just installed in the Titan stock quick and easy on a Volquartsen Summit receiver. I don't care about a mark I can't see and no one else can either.

How well does it fit? Where does it mark?

Rick67

· #10 · Jul 8, 2019

Can you not see the photo posted by Mr. Victor himself?

wolfshoon

· #11 · Jul 8, 2019

So you are not worried about stress fractures/cracking originating out of the gouge the Spike puts in the back of the receiver? That is pretty close edge distance to the bottom.

Treefeller22

· #12 · Jul 8, 2019

Rick67 said:
Can you not see the photo posted by Mr. Victor himself?

i was referring to the Volquartsen Summit, not a 10/22 as shown.

Michael Victor

Discussion Starter · #13 · Jul 8, 2019

wolfshoon said:
So you are not worried about stress fractures/cracking originating out of the gouge the Spike puts in the back of the receiver? That is pretty close edge distance to the bottom.

In the year of shooting/testing we haven't had any issues.

NicholsT55

· #14 · Jul 8, 2019

I wouldn't think that it would hurt a thing, even if the receiver did crack in that location. It's not like that's a high-stress area, subject to hammering from the bolt or anything. If I had one and the receiver cracked there, I think I'd reinforce it with some JB Weld and continue shooting.

Ionian

· #15 · Jul 18, 2019

How about some OD green stocks already!😜

2Barrels

· #16 · Aug 6, 2019

This is the info I was looking for when I came here and searched! Well done Michael!

Michael Victor said:
Hello Gents,

We have just released our latest upgrade for our Titan 1022 Stock... the Titan Spike Anchor.

This simple device gives your Titan stock a second point of engagement to increase consistency and accuracy. It's very easy to install and with the supplied tools, you will be able to tune it for the best performance for your action.

The Spike actually presses down against the rear of the 10/22 receiver and holds it in place. You will need to play around with how much pressure to put on it but we have found 8-15 inch pounds works well.

One thing to keep in mind is the Spike is a SPIKE, so it will mark the back of your receiver. If you do not want a mark on the back of your receiver then don't use the SPIKE : )

If you receiver has a cleaning rod hole, the Spike will fit without a problem.

Here are some pics- let me know if you have questions or thoughts. I'm here to help!

Best,

Michael V.

(Btw- you can purchase it here: www.victorcompanyusa.com)

Michael Victor

Discussion Starter · #17 · Aug 10, 2019

We've been getting great feedback on the Spikes. Solid accuracy increases.

If you don't have a Kidd or other way to lock down the back of the action, it's best to use a Titan Spike to hold it down.

It's super easy to install in a Titan, only takes a couple minutes.

Treefeller22

· #18 · Aug 14, 2019

Are you shipping to Australia?

Michael Victor

Discussion Starter · #19 · Aug 15, 2019

Treefeller22 said:
Are you shipping to Australia?

We have a Australian dealer, though they do not have the Spikes yet so you can order from our website if you want one now. (yes we ship direct)

https://www.australiantacticalprecision.com.au/collections/all/victor-company

Thanks!

Sagittarius

· #20 · Sep 28, 2019

The Spike should be offered with a nylon or polymer tip to avoid marking the receiver, for those who don't like the damage caused by it.

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