why cant you mount it with the screw that holds down the trigger guard? shouldn't it be in the same place?
182052
The trigger guard is forward of the pistol grip and the grip kind of encircles the trigger guard.I positioned the grip and took a drill bit in a cordless drilled a hole while holding the grip in place.Make sure to use a smaller drill bit(smaller than the screw sent to attach it with ) ,Bit must be long enough to go through the attaching hole and not hit the grip with the cordless drill .Don't drill to deep maybe one half inch or so is plenty .Tighten the screw pretty snug and you are done .Works and looks great .Hope this helps.
182053
have not tried yet' possible not going to install, will restore stock & barrel to original manf date of 1886
182054
It is not in the same place. Should it be? Maybe. But this one isn't designed that way.
182055
The front of he grip fits closely to the trigger guard and the slant screw hole in the grip will not allow the use of the screw which holds the trigger assembly. Just go ahead and follow the directions which came with the grip. This grip allow better control of the weapon when firing at longer ranges with a scope (Brass Stacker.com). Excellent buy I give it a 10!
182056
No. The front of the hand grip sits over the trigger guard screw and the new screw seats behind the guard. The grip mounts very tightly with a secure feel to it.
182057
If you are familiar with your Mosin, you know that the "screw" isn't actually a screw at all, but is a bolt that goes down from the top of the reciever and into the trigger guard, thus holding the two pieces firmly to the stock.Personally, I never used a drill to tap the hole for the grip. I used the appropriate sized punch and used the grip itself as a guide.
182058
TG Screw is too short and it would take additional fitting as opposed to setting it back of the TG and using the wood screw. I would pre drill a pilot hole and put some past wax on the screw before driving it in with a cordless drill set on low a torque
763457
Just eyeballed my old receiver rail mount which i dont use for the same reasons below,but if you were to use one I think you'd get away with it....just. I'd recommend the trigger mod as well....Google is your friend.Hope this helps.
1389573
You will need to purchase some screws to hold this Hogue grip in place. You could ask your local armorer for them or order from Sig.
536613
Sorry for the slow response, had to look up your gun. It should fit fine on the lower rail. It can be set-up to collapse to the rear or forward.
1736171
Mine is mounted to its quad rail. Once in place you need to crank it down. You will loose accuracy if you move the hand guard after mounting it. Awesome light though. I now own three.
1571820
Scott, I must be one of the lucky few who did not have to adjust the retention screw. It fit my XD 40 sub compact perfectly right out of the package with no adjustment to retention. Grip, turn, draw, just as advertised. Don
769471
Maybe, on the sides of the stock near the top (basically the radius of the tube where your cheek rests) there are oblong horizontal slots where the riser snaps in, with plastic ears. Honestly it's kind of a sloppy fit on mine. It wiggles and with enough pressure and pops off fairly easy. I didn't send it back and I left it on the rifle...but I wouldn't purchase it again.
1606618
Optics should be mounted using the side rail left of the trigger guard not the foreend and I would bore sight or zero closer initially to make sure I'm on paper.
1134086
On my gun it didn't pose a problem. It was virtually flush with the gun, but ultimately mounted just fine. Gun is an AR.
1354117
I would agree that one screw is barely enough to secure the pistol grip to the stock. And I'm sure you could attach the pistol grip to the trigger guard but I would definitely advise against it as it would make for a difficult disassembly of your MN.
675892
I have it mounted on my Mossberg 715. I first put it on and then marked the hole on the barrel. Took it off and carefully/lightly drilled a small hole for the set screw. I did this because others complained about it coming off while shooting. It has not moved.
2214138
I've looked for a pic of your gun and didn't find one; I would try it because there's a little bit of give to it; you can always send it back.Once it snaps in place it does not move.I am bias for TruGlo I have them on all of my guns.
906559
Mine has the small accessory rail molded on the bottom of the frame in front of the trigger guard and under the barrel. It works in the holster fine. Nothing mounted on the rail though.
1255475
There should be enough play to level it out before you set the screws with lock tight. I'm guessing that the rings may be a bit high on your scope. See if you can find some lower profile rings but still keep it off the rail.
185989
I just screwed the front most screw on the bottom until flush "it was sticking out about a 1/16 of an inch" then I adjusted the elevation screw "back bottom" , then the center sight screw "side".This worked for me so far. that front screw holds the laser in place i think when i turned that screw in it moved both adjustments out of wack at the same time, but i couldent just leave it sticking out there to get snagged on somthing.
1553288
you must have the correct mount (that fits your gun) because it bolts to the mount- which fits the gun (or rail) mine w/mount looks factory installed. shot it 100+ times, works great
1670708
Maybe, in some cases I found that the laser would not secure to the picatinny rail and would wobble, due to the unusual way that this secures. It doesn't squeeze onto the sides of the rail for a tight grip like all other mounts I've seen, instead a spring loaded retainer snaps in between the recoil grooves. It is in no way a tight grip on all picatinny rails.