If your going to use chain, the stock will work fine.
Don't waste your time and money changing.

Ok I won't and thanks for checkin. Do I need to use bait or lure or just make a blind set on a trail or slide??

6' cable with light swivel snaps on each end. First a cable loop put on a spring end to snap to. I've used cable extension s like this for years no fraying.

All right sounds like cable is the best way to go.

No better use for an old twisted snare!

You must check your laws First John. What do they say? Typically at 330 on a trail is not a good idea due to non-targets. We have different laws for ADC work out of season here and you may as well. Trapping season they can be half submerged here in NC but out of season ADC they must be fully submerged.

Oh yeah I can't set one on land. Could I set one with the bottom of it in the water on a slide

You'll have to read your regs. It should specify. Some states say fully submerged (no metal above the water), some say half submerged, and some say just touching water.

Suggested that bout 5 hrs ago Angela, hope he goes to his state F&G site to look....or ask officers of his state assn.

Many LEGAL questions can be answered by reading the Georgia trapping regulations- https://georgiawildlife.com/regulations/trapping. Additional information should be available by contacting DNR Law Enforcement- https://gadnrle.org/contact-le. There is even a link there to find your county game warden.

From what I have read all it says in water and with in 10 feet of water so I can set one on the bank.

If you have gators in N. Georgia and do any ADC work in months other than fur trapping season, you mite want to discount this advice and be sure to attach your trap chain to something solid such as a small tree. I use re-purposed 3/32 snare cable after a catch to make extensions. I will assure you that any gator over 8 ft can make pretzel out of an H stand and swim off with it, if it or the trap isn't anchored solidly. The gator will probably die at some point whether you find it or not, and you may loose your equipment. This applies to above and below water sets in trails & channels. Have never had one work a castor mound set, yet.

Don't worry I'm in the mountains its to cold for gators here. But Armadilos are moving in though.

Dillers don't bother much except golf courses and manicured lawns. When they are a problem, I use a 280 Conibear over all the active den holes I can find, it don't usually take long to take care of the situation.

They are the last thing we need up here we have enough animal problems as it is

If 330s on land ARE legal there, PLEASE be careful, last thing you or any of us need is you catching someone's deer or coon dog.

Don't worry I'll be careful no one around where I'll be trapping coon hunts there any way and I can't set a 330 on land any way its to big. Only with in 10 feet of water