Will this tighten the jam nut on a free float quad rail made by Yankee Hill?
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I found the YHM barrel nut on brownells and Bruce is right. This is the nut http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/stock-forend-parts/forend-hardware/forend-nuts/ar-15-forend-barrel-nut-jam-nut-prod54002.aspx That may help you find the right tool
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You'll have to email YHM because there is a similar spanner on one end and a 3pin spanner on the other opposite the star nut spanner but I can't be positive of the fit. But you will need this wrench for the castle nut and flash hider if yours isn't pinned. You
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The quality sucks. Itried to remove the castle nut that secres the stock in place. The little tit that engages the slot in the castle nut broke off of the spanner causing a gouge in the stock. This tool is a loser.Mdaly
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No, the jam nut is different from anything available on this tool. There is one available on Amazon that does, look for a "free float handguard tool" and you'll find one for around $4 plus shipping.
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I'm not sure what YHM uses there and I just checked their site. They didn't show the mounting hardware. If you can show a pic of the hardware I'd be able to tell you in a flash.
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Not sure on your model, most newer models are round butt, would take it to a gun shop and they can tell. I have a model 37 air weight with the square butt and love these grips.
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If you see four slits on the that buttstock, most like you can. If you don't, you may need to resort to ideas outside the box. I fitted this cheek riser on my M1A scout squad stock. I grinded off the fitting slots and used tapebothers non adhesive tape to seal the deal. It's stable and a cheap solution.
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Won't work on a quad, picatinny rail. This mount is made for dovetails that I believe are 3/8"
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Yes if you have the gas block with the rail top. Just be sure to cinch down the nut without over doing it.
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It should. If they are not your rail may be damaged or warped. Time to call Barnett.
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Yes it will, as long as it is a standard weaver rail (I'm 99% sure that's probably what you have).
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The foregrip wood was very thin on my Marlin and there was no clearence for a nut to secure my swivel, it necessitated a tube mount. If that isn't a concern for your application then one should work as well as the other. Gene
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this is made for AR15 forends that dont have a hole, if you have a quad rail setup this will not work, and will only work on shallow or thin walled forends.
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I assume it would because it clamps on the side rail. It works great for us!
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i dont think so but recoil sure moved it on my rifle with dovetail rail. i had to get scope rings with recoil screw
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No it will not serve that purpose. If your weapon has a front sight gas tube assy, it will need to be removed to install a free float forend quadrail. Best to seek installation where you bought the Troy Bravo or seek out a gunsmith.
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Don't know the answer to the specific question you are asking, but I have the Nova live center and it comes with a screw center which would allow you to securely attach a jam chuck to the tailstock without using the spindle tap. I do have the spindle tap and it is a good product, but I think there are other ways of doing what you want to do.
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I don't know. We tried on a springfield and it moved when shot ....then rail broke...never worked properly. We hope and expect the company to give another , fix, or if we had our choice I'd prefer to be refunded.
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Probably not. It is threaded around the circumference and the likelihood that it is the same thread and diameter as some other rail seems very small.
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It tightens down on square cross bars perfectly....i have two sportrack kayak holders on square bars...no probs...
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It should work if the quadrail is level with the picatinny on the top of the receiver. I have the same setup on my Bushmaster Carbon 15 as a backup to a reflex sight. On a second AR rifle I used the same setup, except I had to get the taller removable front sight (from same maker) because it was attached to a quadrail gas block instead of the handguard. Hope this helps.