Does the retention screw bottom out when turned or is it a continual spin? When turning the screw it keeps turning and the retention does not change.
1571818
Scott - I too have not had to adjust the retention screw. I did mess with it a little and I did not notice a difference in effort required to draw, so I stopped messing with it. My experience is similar to Don's - out of the box it firmly holds my SR40C in place and a twist is required to draw.
1571819
Scott,I must be one of the lucky few who did not have to adjust the retention screw. It fit my XD 40 sub compact perfectly right out of the package with no adjustment to retention. Grip, turn, draw, just as advertised. Don
1571820
Scott, I must be one of the lucky few who did not have to adjust the retention screw. It fit my XD 40 sub compact perfectly right out of the package with no adjustment to retention. Grip, turn, draw, just as advertised. Don
2046957
There is a notch on the cartridge and a notch inside the brass tube that the cartridge goes into line both notches. The cartridge will rotate correctly.
913346
You will hear the "ting" but I wouldn't imagine it would flip it all the way up necessitating a reset. I shoot a approximately 800 fps .22 airgun (RWS 34) and it does not flip the target up. It's fine for me though, because I can't still tell when I hit the target.
1957211
I just checked. It spins around, moves up-down, forward and backward. I didn't see anyway of removing it form its mount. Didn't want to manipulate it to much.
752437
Are you turning in the counter rotation direction? Ie the screw is desighned to tighten the blade when it rotates
2087583
Sorry for taking so long to respond, I had to file and grind the bottom to get the bolt to move back and forth, after that it has worked great, had it at the range twice!
2167697
I can only say that I have it mounted on an AR 223. After several hundred rounds it has maintained zero and has not loosened at all. I don't know how it would do with heavier calibers.
373928
no, the the bracket ontop of the image have a pyamid like groove in it. I took out a screw in my gun and replaced it with a screw that would fit this groove and added one more so it wouldnt rotate when reeling. works perfect so far. just have to make your own modification to make it work but its a really good deal. thats the only reason I bother to respond to other buyers about it. I'm not the seller.
1061186
Mine works fine. I have not had a problem with the screw working correctly. It holds tight, and releases ok, I usually unscrew it after every shave, rinse it out then tighten it down again until next time. Change the blades after a few shaves, I haven't had any problems.
1325898
The only time mine haven't turned are when the shear pins are broken. They can be expensive, and hard to find...I've found a threaded screw with a nut are a LOT cheaper, are easier to find and work just as good. I am thinking it they are a 6mm..but can't recall off the top my head. Headed out to use mine in a few hours :)
1190484
I don't actually know......I am using mine for gun cleaning/maintenance .... I will try and see..... well...I put a few screws some spent shells in 4 different slots, shook it turned it spun it....opened and everything was in a different place BUT NOTHING fell below or in between the tray... thanx...because I didn't entertain that idea when I bought it...hope it helps...Dave
274822
It pivots left and right, but does not rotate left and right. The only up and down is performed by raising/lowering your butt stock. No up and down adjustments. The long knob seen between the upper spring hooks is a tensioner for the pivoting. The leggs also pullout and lock at various heights. The bipod is very well made. I had a early Harris that did not pivot or have the locking legg feature. The Blackhawk is just as well made. Very happy with this bipod.
1603472
Mine locks into place just like the original. As for remaining true, I only have about 200 rounds through and its fine. Got rid of the Yugo cheek slap also.
19643
Hello, gently twist the device counter-clockwise. If it doesn't move the retaining screw has been tightened. On the left-hand side there is a rubber cover. Lift up the bottom and you should find a phillips head screw underneath. Back out that screw a couple of turns and the device should twist off.
1625949
Actually, I have the P5C on my 111 Mill G2. The muzzle is tapered and I've gone round and round trying to get the thing to stay on with the recoil. I've finally just drilled the retainer and put a screw through it further toward the middle of the unit. It's no longer "quick release", but why am I in such a hurry to get it off?
1732381
Try putting it in upside down from the way the instructions say I put it the way it said at first and it would slide out from bottom, but I flipped and now it's great, and it will need a nice hard push for it to click so don't be afraid, but don't exaggerate on the force to get it to click.
210800
Mine rotates as well. Reading that some of them do not, I wonder if we have defective X-Grips.