I bought this product and it fits nicely on the lug but it moves when I push on any part of the bayonet. Is this the way it is suppose to be?
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No if u hit bone it will snap off the lug look up bayonet lug adapter they have them on amazon unscrew the mussel break pops over the threads fattens up your barrel were the ring sits..here the part you need
2053773
I've got plenty of bayoneted rifles and they all have a little movement. It's not a big concern.
2053774
I'm not sure what you mean is moving. The bayonet should snap on the lug and the hilt of the bayonet (with the hole) should fit on the barrel at the flash suppressor, but will be slightly loose. It will rattle a bit if you shake the rifle with the bayonet. If the distance between the lug and the flash suppressor is too long, then the bayonet will be too short for your rifle and will rattle a bunch and probably mark up your barrel. Does this help?
2053775
The "O" ring section that fit on the barrel will have some movement but if you lock in the butt of the knife to the underside of the front sight it will not come off when stabbing or during usage!
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00HKMIUMQ/ref=pd_aw_sims_3?pi=SS115&simLd;=1
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If you're putting this on a civilian AR-15 style rifle, you'll likely need a spacer/adapter for a snug fit. Most civilian AR barrels aren't made for bayonet use, despite having the lug.
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No if u hit bone it will snap off the lug look up bayonet lug adapter they have them on amazon unscrew the mussel break pops over the threads fattens up your barrel were the ring sits..here the part you need http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00HKMIUMQ/ref=pd_aw_sims_3?pi=SS115&simLd;=1
2066856
I bought one for my Cetme and one for my V-93 (vector arms). They needed a little bit of filing down in order to lock correctly in place. Once that's done it will work like a charm.
2156207
Yes, you have to slide it in and use Loctite to keep it in place. But it's a good fit and with just a bit of Loctite, this won't budge. I've been carrying mine daily for a few months without any trouble. The front sight has a small screw that you tighten down to keep it in place, but you can Loctite that as well.
1946491
Did you make sure you tightened the TLR on the left side of the weapon. This tightens the TLR so it does not move while it's attached to the weapon. If you did not this is what's causing the problem.
1001269
My 223 has stayed zeroed. But, it's critical that you tighten the lugs properly from the get go.
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Denise, Mounted mine up to a JD Machine Tech top rail and it tightened up snug and remains that way. The mfg seems to be very responsive, I would contact them to resolve quickly.
1627558
There may be some tape on the inside of the barrel mount. If you remove it, it slides right on, no problem. The mount works pretty slick.
2268767
The rail was initially a bit loose on my GSG. I put two small pieces of electrical tape along the inside edges of the mount. With the tape in place, it tightened up snug.
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Check that its on the rails properly lock is in the open position u should be fine...
1156119
Fits right over the bayonet lug, and yeah you wont be able to mount a bayonet with this but you do not have to remove the bayonet lug.
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My trigger guard does the same thing. It releases toward the front. I have learned to deal with this. Hope this helps.
1560240
I have this on a 5.56 and its great. This is a very solid piece and does stay put. But i still use locktite on anything not intended to be removable. I have used the on lights and lasers. I have no problem recommending this. Hope this helps.
66389
The bipod attaches to the bayonet lug. If you have the lug you are in business.
1723145
It's a little loose on my Girsan MC1911 Gen2. but I fixed it with Loctite epoxy (red) which is also available on Amazon for $4.99.
2214138
I've looked for a pic of your gun and didn't find one; I would try it because there's a little bit of give to it; you can always send it back.Once it snaps in place it does not move.I am bias for TruGlo I have them on all of my guns.
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Did not work at first. This is what I see!!! With the lock installed ( as instructed), if you try hard enough, you can turn the whole lock assembly which will also turn (unscrew or loosen) the lug nut, then remove the spare. This can happen because the lock housing (master lock 262DAT) is too small for some nuts. There's no clearance between the lock housing and the lug nut when it's on. Of course you can tighten the lug real tight, but you can just let the air out of the tire, then loosen the whole thing, lock and nut together. What I did was grind down the length of a lug (make a short lug) to give clearance between the lug and housing. Now, once the lock is installed, and you turn the lock assembly but the nut will not turn or loosen. So far I have not lost a spare.
637884
Hi there, it does not fit the standard V grove, however, it comes with an easy to use 'mountng breacket' that mounts easily with double stick mounting tape and I've never had an issue with it coming loose. It looks as if it was actually part of the scope itself. Please let me know if there are any other concerns. I really like this finder scope as opposed the one that came with the unit.