does this trigger guard have a screw to hold it inplace of is it a pin?
2061150
The stock roll pin is used ar the rear and a New screw (included) is used in the front.
2061151
Yes it does.Direction say to screw it in until it becomes flush with the surface.Care must be taken to insure that it doesn't break the ear of the reciever off though.If you can brush your teeth without inflicting injury you should be fine.
863880
I do not believe that the model I received had two screws. It does have the hook. I think it is ambidextrous, but have not actually tried it. I think it's ambidextrous because there appears to be a mounting spot on the left side of the holster.
79165
It has a large screw that you screw into the stock, drill a pilot hole so you don't spit the stock. Works well and snugs up tightly to the stock and against the trigger guard. Unless you have a mosin that you want to keep original you will like this a lot! Hope this helps, enjoy and shoot often!
737615
yes it does. i havent used it but it appears to be the standard screw mount found on most cameras.
747216
Yes it does. I actually just removed the pin that holds the sight on and replaced the sight. Made it much easier to install by not removing the base. The front sight is a pain to remove. I love the sights though. Huge upgrade. I would suggest having a gunsmith install.
655540
The one I got is for right hand. Left hand would interfere with the slide lock and take down pin.
2222347
No! there is no pin to lock it, I had to drill hole in back side of the wood through the steel plat into my bench, because it slide out on me when I was reloading, and I put a screw in it to lock in place!
1738342
Should be oK if the trigger guard is identical (which I don't know). The item comes in half and then is attached to the front of the trigger guard.
1972133
No. You need a free float barrel nut with O.D. threads so your hand guard will thread on to the nut.
619298
Yes, the one I recieved had the hand guard plastic wrapped in the package. If it is from Advanced Technology, then it should have one. The one thing about these stocks is they are heavier than the original stocks. If you get this stock and go to change the wooden handguard to the plastic one, look close at the pin that holds the rear end on the wooden handguard. The pin has a side that is flat and larger than the hole the pin goes in and the other side you can see the pin is inside the diameter of the hole. You should pound out the pin from the side that you can see is smaller and inside the diameter of the pin hole. Otherwise you damage the pin and can't use it to install the new handguard. I used a countersinking punch for finishing nails on a vise edge. They are nice stocks and depending on which SKS you have you may have to use a dremel tool to widen the floorplate so the magazine goes in when you are reassembling the gun. I had to remove about 1/8th of an inch from the forward magazine well opening for my Yugo SKS original magazine to go back in. The aftermarket steel and plastic magazines may take a little more grinding? Hope that helps? No one told me about the handguard pin so I almost beat mine up too bad to re-use.
1710083
I'm not sure. I have this particular slide stop on my Glock 17 and it has two pins above the trigger.
611643
It has a block with 2 screws and nuts. That is how it is secured to stock. It will only work well with the cheap 4 position stock not magpul or full stock
807111
There is no stop pin or recoil lug on these rings but they do have a set screw that goes straight down through the bottom of the ring to the receiver.
1471655
it has a tension screw on the side, as shown in the photo. adjusting the fit of the weapon in the holster can be tight or loose,depending on your situation (security retention) and drawing skills.the holster also has an added rubberized pad that is added to the inside paddle partthat contours to your waist curve.***this is probably the best holster on the market for concealed carry or as a duty rig. it is safe, secure, and rugged. I have used these for years as a police officer.***
1877530
Yes, it does have a pin hole on the top of the barrel....still I could not recommend buying this rifle.
1844327
I don't remember one being in there as I had a lockable pin I was going to use. You will want a lockable pin so it doesn't get stolen. This is a great step and it works very well.
750407
Does it have a threaded barrel? If it does then yes. Other wise you have to get a tap and die set as I did. I threaded the barrel on my sks