Could you please tell me what this means: Notes: Use PN[AK28] to Replace OEM Lower Mounting Hardware if Necessary.How would I know if it is 'necessary'?
1549747
The AK28 is used on Chrysler vehicles where the OEM nut and bolt are not reusable.
1549748
Hi, it is the hardware needed to mount this only if your existing is unusable. thank you
1549749
If the HARDWARE (Nut & Bolt) is striped or breaks while removing the strut then you would use "AK28" hardware in its place during re-installation.
1549750
I didn't know if it would be necessary either until I went ahead without it. As it turned out I didn't need any additional hardware for my particular vehicle (1997 Dodge Neon) One of the two bolts retaining bolts have ridges, I guess that's what you would call them, much like a faucet and need to be tapped out. I believe it was the bottom bolt. I put the nut on just to enough so I can tap it out with a hammer. I hope I answered your question.
1549751
Part number (Monroe AK28) is a bolt kit that can be purchased if your original bots are warn before replacing the strut.
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Yeah, i just searched the part number and then hit images, pulled up both. "What made you return them"? If you don't mind me asking. I was entertaining the idea of putting them on my Sig 522.
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J. Moore (thank you!) contacted the manufacturer and revealed its purpose in the Comments:"You might be interested to know that after contacting the manufacturer, I learned that this extra part is a spare mounting bracket in case you want to mount the sensor control lower onto the valve assembly. They sent me a variety of pictures (too voluminous for me to send to you here) describing exactly how one would make this attachment change. If you need to know more, you could call them at 1-800-488-6156 (7am-5pm MDT/Mon-Fri). They couldn't have been more helpful."
1974107
It's for a rail mount. That's what I have, at least. I know your issue, though. Some are advertised as gas or rail and end up being the opposite. But this one is a rail mount as well as being a very sturdy one, too. With that said, it's still better to save your money and get something like Magpul Flip-ups. This one will work but Magpuls are very high quality and will last a long time. Get this item for a quick change out. If you get Magpuls, don't get the PTS stuff, just the strait up Magpuls that run about $80 to $100 for a set, it's money well spent :)
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my P 220 Elite stainless had a Picatinny rail under the barrel on the front and that part of the pistol did not have an issue going into the holster. However I ultimately had to return this holster because the beaver tail on this Elite model pistol was too long to allow the pistol how to properly snap into place in the holster. So the pistol really was unable to fit properly because of the beaver tail. if your rail is aftermarket, mounted on the top of the pistol then my guess would be it really won't fit either, however again the factory rail built into the bottom of the frame on the front was not an issue. my P 220 Elite stainless had a Picatinny rail under the barrel on the front and that part of the pistol did not have an issue going into the holster. However I ultimately had to return this holster because the beaver tail on this Elite model pistol was too long to allow the pistol how to properly snap into place in the holster. So the pistol really was unable to fit properly because of the beaver tail. if your rail is aftermarket, mounted on the top of the pistol then my guess would be it really won't fit either, however again the factory rail built into the bottom of the frame on the front... » Read More my P 220 Elite stainless had a Picatinny rail under the barrel on the front and that part of the pistol did not have an issue going into the holster. However I ultimately had to return this holster because the beaver tail on this Elite model pistol was too long to allow the pistol how to properly snap into place in the holster. So the pistol really was unable to fit properly because of the beaver tail. if your rail is aftermarket, mounted on the top of the pistol then my guess would be it really won't fit either, however again the factory rail built into the bottom of the frame on the front was not an issue. « Show Less
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i ordered a quad rail for it. thats what the question was suppossed to ask. long night. thanks for your responses. i have one i purchased for my 92fs and love it. ill look into the streamlight also. thats funny that it was mentioned so i have to ask... do people really use AK's for home defense? i just cant imagine it....
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David - I am going to make an assumption here. I they advertise that the buttplate fits all AR-15, M-16 and M-4 style weapons as it does my M-4 style, my assumption is that the reason for two different P/N's is a simple design change somewhere along the line. To my knowledge and experience as a gunsmith, the buttplates (recoil/shock absorbers are ALL the same footprint from the M16A1 through the M4A1 and A2. Good thing is that they will take it back PPD! -Mike
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That means PERFECTLY seating the mount onto your firearm. Sometimes when you order third-party equipment it doesn't fit properly. In which case you would have to use JB Weld or something to create a perfect fit. For absolute accuracy a scope must be placed top dead center on to a firearm.
1762047
I just googled the rifle you have. It's the same sight system them mine has so this mount should work fine. But like I said before find a screw to replace the rear pin with or you'll never be able to zero.
179933
I don't have your make and model and this mount fit really well. All AK platforms are a little different. Return yours and find one that people claim will fit your model.
970551
I'd love to upload a pic but don't see ANYwhere - here, the webpage, or w/my review that allows me to do that. The pic shows how oddly shaped the skeg is - it is really made specifically to fit the sevylor kyak. So I'm not sure if you could make it fit something else. It makes a huge difference in the steering. But it only has to be just a bit off center for it to be worse than none at all. So it has to fit tight. If you can think of a way for me to get a pic to you or if you want me to try and describe it let me know.
343990
In my estimation if it goes back the exactly same way you took it off and nothing has been altered or changed with the scope settings or scope rings and or mount rail settings then it should work fine. The better part of valor though in my thinking is never hurts to check out your guns accuracy before going hunting especially. Can't swap the scope and mounts to another weapons though and expect the same accuracy as the one it was on. Every gun has it's own idiosyncrasies and is unique unto it's self.
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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.
5977
I have the IO ak imported from Radom,Poland...It took a little dremeling to get the stock to fit the tight receiver..but then again I had to hammer the originial stock out...fits and looks great ..should fit your IO stamped receiver,might take a little dremel work on the stock though...hope this helps
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Gotta file stock where it meets the stock tang. id go ahead an try par arms this isnt any cheaper an its heavyier just my 2 cents. The hinge part makes no sense im pretty darn sure most akms have a rear sight block for the rear sight leaf... is simple kalishnakov knowledge comrad!
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My stock had a hole already drilled in it, and had a plastic plug in it. When I popped out the plug the hole that was there wasn't big enough for the supplied screw. So, I very carefully drilled the hole out the way the directions explained. As a precaution I put a little drop of PL adhesive in it. I'm never planning on taking that screw out and figured the PL would only strengthen the screw and hole. Hope this helps. MORE IMPORTANTLY....... Be careful with the Allen screw on the barrel end, that can strip out quite easily. Don't loosen and tighten it more than once or twice, and definately use some thread lock. Hope this helps.
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It's not a necessity. I run mine with the mounts it came with. It is definitely usable out of the box. I've seen a lot of people run scopes higher though.