Did you have to have your stock studs pressed out, and the new studs they give you pressed in?
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Yes, the instructions say that you can do it with a hammer. I would recommend using a press to do this.
2127608
I don't know because we went into the studs. Otherwise, they've worked out really well.
232501
Sorry, these speakers only have screwed hold down studs. But outstanding speakers for the price. I highly recommend them.
1212078
Yes. The unit I received did include the studs. I did not have to change them for my 03 F250 due to the threads.
2166645
It is possible however unreasonable. U would have to remove the stud and place another piercing in its place into order to allow room for swelling and in turn u would be repiercing. It would be painful and pointless when u could just use a gauged needle and only do it once and have the proper sized jewelry in place immediately.
75224
Yes, I had to do that. Not that big of a deal, just had to purchase the bolts at the local hardware store.
1805392
Hi, how are you? Thanks for your question. As a seller of Hogue products, we do not manufacture these, but we can tell you that these stocks are visibly reinforced, or, "bedded" within the action and forend areas. If there is anything else, feel free to contact us. Your friends at Fuddlebucks
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No. The studs are held in steel bases and the bases are bonded into the rubber.
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No, you didn't throw them out. Go back to the ad and view the third picture down. Move your your mouse arrow over the picture where you get an expanded view of the top ends. There you can see a unpainted aluminum bars pressed into the black painted tubes. The very end of those aluminum bars were cut down to 1/4" on the ends and then threaded to 1/4"-20 tpi x 3/8" long. That little black spot you see on the tip ends in the picture are the acorn nuts covering the screws. Those aluminum bar ends are very tightly pressed into the tubes so you got a set of stands that weren't complete. I'm sure you can contact Amazon for replacement of your order. Good luck... No, you didn't throw them out. Go back to the ad and view the third picture down. Move your your mouse arrow over the picture where you get an expanded view of the top ends. There you can see a unpainted aluminum bars pressed into the black painted tubes. The very end of those aluminum bars were cut down to 1/4" on the ends and then threaded to 1/4"-20 tpi x 3/8" long. That little black spot you see on the tip ends in the picture are the acorn nuts covering the screws. Those aluminum bar ends are very tightly pressed into the tubes so you got a set of stands that weren't... » Read More No, you didn't throw them out. Go back to the ad and view the third picture down. Move your your mouse arrow over the picture where you get an expanded view of the top ends. There you can see a unpainted aluminum bars pressed into the black painted tubes. The very end of those aluminum bars were cut down to 1/4" on the ends and then threaded to 1/4"-20 tpi x 3/8" long. That little black spot you see on the tip ends in the picture are the acorn nuts covering the screws. Those aluminum bar ends are very tightly pressed into the tubes so you got a set of stands that weren't complete. I'm sure you can contact Amazon for replacement of your order. Good luck... « Show Less
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We installed as an "old work box" after the sheetrock was installed. However, I there may have been screw holes on each side to attach to a stud like a standard new work box.
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It wasn't too hard just have to out one piece so the trigger assembly to fit, you will see what I mean if you get this stock. I love the stock it made my gun look like a new one.
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reuse stock bolts on the one I received I purchased new bolts to replace them wouldn't had to just figured why not since already apart they are metric by the way
668158
You have to remove the stock rails. But it is pretty simple requiring only some metric sockets, wrenches and allen wrenches. Took me an hour or two.
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It has new studs. You need to retain and use the old lug nuts. No new mounting bolts.
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Stock and Matching forend. You'll have to remove the existing forend to install new and it's worth it.
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No, but I had to loosen all of the bolts, then even it out and tighten it back up. The platforms were uneven. I had to hold them in place while tightening.
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It looks like they are just pressed in. They don't come out on their own or wiggle. I have not tried to force them out. If you break or lose one, I would guess that you would likely replace the both bit and socket together.