The photo shows an adjustment screw for pistol gripping pressure, does this model KM3RP actually have one?
353193
The screw on this holster is for use in the adjusting of the "cant" of the holster only. That said I have this exact same holster and it has plenty of gripping power to keep the gun in the holster. There is an audible "click" when the gun is seated in the holster all the way. I carry a 3" Kimber and this holster will even retain the gun up-side-down. I would recommend this holster, it's a good value.
353194
Mine for my Kimber did not have an adjustment screw. The photo is misleading. it is easy to adjust a tight grip with a few pointers from google and You Tube.
353195
Yes it does. I ended up sending this back because there is a rivet inside the holster that rubbed against my slide. I ended up getting the Blackhawk holster instead which I love!
353196
No, it does not have an adjustment screw. It operates with a twist. Snaps into place. Remove with a clock wise twist. It is a very basic holster.
477042
no....para grip screws are a different breed...than standard 1911 grip screws....,gunny
315407
I got a rubber slide grip with pistol, so no screws. When I bought Coco Bolo grips they came with out screws so I had to buy sig screws for $20.00 just about what the grips cost.
2026743
yes, yes it does, just in front of the forward grip there is an open mounting point.
1211459
Yes, if it has been converted to the pistol grip, trigger forward AK configuration. I have one on mine.
1555391
No it does'nt, ONLY at the tip where the orange tip screws on. Hope I helped. Any more questions about the gun? Id be happy to answer! =]
50600
You're not changing the internal threading of the pistol, just the external grip. Your current hardware will work just the same, however I found them to strip easily so I swapped them with internal wrenching/hex head screws for durability.
1557916
It has no fore grip in the original factory package, but we can throw in a fore grip for free if you order it from us, our company's name is Airgunplace. Thanks.
2244442
As previously answered.. A very loose hold at the balance point of the rifle. There are videos demonstrating it if you search for it.
342465
No, they use flat head screws. If not mistaken, the stock grip screws were used.
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.
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
2203897
Not a PITA at all. Two screws replace the trigger pins. It takes two different sizes Allen keys (one for each pin) but they just screw off. easy and secure. I removed the detent springs from the trigger group to save the threads on the GG&G; screws and allow for easier insertion.
674045
Hi Mark - I am sorry but I do not know. My pistol is very new. I can say that it is a very nice breech and improved the accuracy of mine quite a bit.
337363
It has 3 screws that holds the paddle to the holster. They are in a triangle pattern. Hope that makes sense.
373928
no, the the bracket ontop of the image have a pyamid like groove in it. I took out a screw in my gun and replaced it with a screw that would fit this groove and added one more so it wouldnt rotate when reeling. works perfect so far. just have to make your own modification to make it work but its a really good deal. thats the only reason I bother to respond to other buyers about it. I'm not the seller.
1844902
Yes it has a stop screw that looks adjustable in one of the rings. I didn't use them yet-I'm using the original ring setup that came on my Gamo, it fits really good.