Does it use bolt-on or quick-release?
321302
Both- but I used it for antique Raleigh and had problems with the gears hitting the frame, used used bolt on as I needed extra space. This is a good wheel, and bike rides well.
139321
Mine does not, it has a screw. As someone who uses an Eotech at work, I can tell you that it works great. I bought one for my personal rifle. It doesn't help much to be quick release as you would have to zero it in.
1030467
It is adjustable. Down side is, you have to take bolt out to do it. You can't do it on the fly.
1666890
You will need the adapter and it comes with it only Dewalt blade will work with the quick release BTW I found that out the hard way
795159
Makes it easier to remove a bolt from your target. I am sure it does help. I use "The Block" and you do have to grip the bolt and pull hard to remove it.
275431
It attaches to the axle of quick release wheels. It takes 1 min only to take on or off.
32760
Yes it does have a quick release lever. I purhased a set and both front and rear wheels had a quick release.
1696942
Of course, yes. I recommend using it with quick release adaptor for more convenience.
1402196
No, if you want a quick release you'll have to get one. Be advised that a quick release will raise the height of the mounted camera. What I do is put the spare plate from my tripod on the bottom of the rig and attach the rig when I need to use sticks. It make more sense if your rig is loaded up with doo-dads.
453130
It's base will mount to either. The mount is built in and you don't need any other unless you want a quick release.
2117984
It doesn't have a 'quick release', but the attaching mechanism has to have a key type wrench to mount it. I feel itd be hard to steel off your bike. hope this helps.
1263381
It uses spring and has a bolt on the right side that needs to be pulled back and locked into place before each shot
406721
Hey Jamal,Yeah. This has the quick release plate. It's worth the purchase as an initial jib. I'm pretty sure you know that there are better ones out there, but this one gets the job done.
2017711
The one o got, works very good. I think quick release pin it is not necessary. But if it works is ok.
33212
It's similar for both applications. On a revolver open the wheel and lock through one of the openings. On pistols lock the slide back, and position the cable lock down through the empty magazine well. On MSR's (AR-15 and AK variants) lock the slide back and run the lock through the brass ejection slot, and down the magazine well. Bolt actions are going to depend on the model, and may require some ingenuity. Just remember that these are intended to lock the operation of the firearm, not the trigger.
1449359
Yes, it's a wonderful design to quick release when not needed and snap-on when needed. If the kid is using it to ride it at home, usually it's a nuisance. Hence removed it. Now, outside, depending on the time of the day and Sun, feel free to use/remove it
1846195
Type of metal and mounting pattern is about the only thing I can see. Both would appear to be quick release.