I own a DPMS Oracle with stock A2 birdcage. Will a gunsmith be able to install this on my kind of rifle?
1996185
Why would a gunsmith have to install it? You just have to unscrew the old one and screw the new one on, be sure to use a new crush washer and screw it into it's correct orientation. (It has a small area with no holes that is supposed to point directly down to help recoil when gases are expelled)
1996186
Yes or you could do it yourself just gotta install a new crush washer... I have one on my dpms and it does pretty good
1996187
Yes he should be able to install it, it just screws on. There is a technique on screwing it on though. If you go to youtube and do a search on muzzle brake installation you can see its fairly simple and only takes a few minutes. You only need a 3/4 inch wrench and a table vise. Also this comes with the crush washer.
1996188
If the threads are the same you should be able to install it yourself it's really easy. Look up the installation on YouTube you will do fine
1996189
This is real easy... you don't need a gun smith. To answer your question it is YES. When you install the Spikes Tactical Dynacomp you need to install it with the flat side down (the part that has no holes) The reason for that is when you go to fire your weapon the muzzle flash hold the barrel down on the recall. In order for it to orientate with flat the side down you may need to buy a small package of washer of var. sizes. It is a 1/2 x 28 thread it just unscrews.
1996190
The ST Dynacomp should fit your rifle nicely. I installed one on my Tavor, and it's good to go. It's an easy upgrade you can do yourself. Not sure how? Instructions and demo available online. Enjoy!
1996191
You can do if yourself with a standard AR15 armors tool or standard wrench, but please note that I returned this item because it was a fake/clone like others have sold on amazon. The finish was horrible and not to spikes quality/spec.
1996192
Hello Michael if you have a14" barrel your a2 birdcage will most likely be pinned and sometimes welded and a gunsmith definitely be able to install it but if you have a 16" barrel you can easily install it your self birdcage should unscrew counter clockwise don't forget to install a crush washer with dynacomp also
2024944
not familiarwith your gun, i am a novice with this type of gun. I have a AR-15 DPS and it fit it without any problems.
33599
This sidesaddle installs on the receiver, not the stock. As long as it's a Remington 870 (or clone) you'll be fine regardless of the stock you have on.
2077461
As I am not very familiar with that model I would advise contacting Browning but if the front sight is held on by a single screw just behind the bead in the middle of the barrel then I would go for it. It fit both me S&W; slug gun and an older shotgun that I have both utilizing a single screw in the front sight. Just make sure to use the original screw that is now in your front sight.
1192905
No, it won't. The door will get in the way. I have an 870 and wanted to do the same thing but had to hold the extra shells on the stock.
1625052
Yes it will I have it on mine. I originally got it for a Para and I had to do some fitting and I think it will need a little fitting for your RO but it's very easy just a little filing. All you need to do is compare the two slide releases and file it where it's needed if at all. Mine is a Wilson Combat. If you do need to file get a blueing pen/marker and touch up the bare metal where filed to prevent any rusting then your good to go. I put them on all 1911 I may have at that time. Good luck.
1087589
I'm pretty sure it will. Most rifles have the same thread pattern. The last one I bought is for a dpms. Haven't put it on though but I'm sure it'll fit
843814
Yes. I have it installed on my http://www.ruger.com/products/1022RCS/models.html
1773342
yes...I have a DPMS as well, and that is why I got these. I am assuming that the gas block is also lower that the handguard and/or standard rail. These are very functional and work well with optics installed, quite decent.
1046385
If your rifle was manufactured by ERMA this will not work. Unfortunately we don't know of another source at present.
734663
I have a DPMS m15 and it fit great! I could say yes, but I would take to the G smith to do it. I tryed myself, almost scratched my rifle. It should cost u no more that $10 to put it on.
1794294
If you have a flash hider on that rifle, it should be easy. I was able to take off the stock hider and install the brake with just a padded set of vise-grips.
310820
Yes if you are willing to gunsmith it yourself. I think it will work but I've not successfully installed it yet.
2279053
They will work on my DPMS a2 style handguard but the screws touch the side of the holes on the handguard, which makes it a lil tight.
402119
I had to modify it slightly for my Sig to fit but mine has a slide with a slightly wider and taller profile. However, it should be fine with just the rail.
226665
Yes it will work fine! That is what I purchased it for and it is a nice install very easy. I think you will like it. Thye post that that holds the piclatenny rail on has a screw that goes through the carry strap hole and then you place the mounting bracket in place and tighten the hold down nut that has a rubber pad beteewn it and the stock so it won't damage the stock. Plus it has a a carry strap pin on it.
383461
I don't know if it will, I have a DPMS AR-15 and it rattles. It also rattles on my Mossberg 590A1 SPX shotgun in which it was a part of the package