2nd bushing for RT frame

So, I have a powerlyte gripstix frame that I believe was made to fit an RT classic. There is just way too much slop in there, even with a frame bushing.

I have heard of people using a 2nd bushing but can't seem to find any info on what to use.

Anybody have any suggestions?

You can use a level 7 powertube carrier.

Some have grinded down a nut

You can do either of those 2 that was posted. Never used a PT spacer before or do nothing at all. I've been without a frame spacer in one of my mags for years (still dont have one installed) Just make sure you have your rail bushing in and you should be good.

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Originally Posted by Ando

You can do either of those 2 that was posted. Never used a PT spacer before or do nothing at all. I've been without a frame spacer in one of my mags for years (still dont have one installed) Just make sure you have your rail bushing in and you should be good.

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I've had it this way for 2 years and it's usually fine but every once in a while it will loosen and shift side to side. I was hoping for a quick hardware store fix.

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Originally Posted by robertreed711

I've had it this way for 2 years and it's usually fine but every once in a while it will loosen and shift side to side. I was hoping for a quick hardware store fix.

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You could probably go to the hardware store and find some nylong spacers that would possibly do the trick as well.

PTP still sells them. Think they were $7 a pop when I purchased them.

They have 2 different styles. One that can accommodate the rail bushing and another that doesn't. Get the one you need.

If it is a RT classic frame, then put an oring around the rail bushing. It should take up the extra slack that same as if a banjo bolt was installed with an oring on it.