It looks as though the arm has two additional threaded mounting points on the ends... is this correct? What is the set-up with the threads?
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Can't say for sure what others are using the horizontal head mounts for, but I have used them for attaching ball heads. The swivel part of the ball head is usually turned up 90 degrees and locked, allowing the fastening of a microphone, digital audio recorder, small camcorder, etc. I have saved a couple of event videos by simply running two camcorders simultaneously. I'm sure the possibilities could go on and on. It might be noted that Manfrotto has a more expensive version of this horizontal bar, and it, too, has the threaded rod attachment points on each end as well. Hope this helps a bit. Can't say for sure what others are using the horizontal head mounts for, but I have used them for attaching ball heads. The swivel part of the ball head is usually turned up 90 degrees and locked, allowing the fastening of a microphone, digital audio recorder, small camcorder, etc. I have saved a couple of event videos by simply running two camcorders simultaneously. I'm sure the possibilities could go on and on. It might be noted that Manfrotto has a more expensive version of this horizontal bar, and it, too, has the threaded rod attachment points on each end as well. Hope this helps a bit.
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Can't say for sure what others are using the horizontal head mounts for, but I have used them for attaching ball heads. The swivel part of the ball head is usually turned up 90 degrees and locked, allowing the fastening of a microphone, digital audio recorder, small camcorder, etc. I have saved a couple of event videos by simply running two camcorders simultaneously. I'm sure the possibilities could go on and on. It might be noted that Manfrotto has a more expensive version of this horizontal bar, and it, too, has the threaded rod attachment points on each end as well. Hope this helps a bit.
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Funny you should ask...upon examining the sling mount I discovered the nipple where the bipod connects is threaded and can be removed and threaded directly to a threaded hole that was already on my quad rail system!! Check it out...yours may be the same! Hope this helps. Good luck
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Yes.....there are two Allen head bolts that attach the arm. When removed there will be two small holes on the base.
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mine is already mounted, so I extended the arm and measured. The arm is 16", the base extends 1", and the arms are 3" apart. So 16+16+1+1+3=37". I would say there could be some variance in manufacture of =/- 1" but even so I'd think it would work. You could use some wood blocking behind the mounting bases and use longer lag bolts. Like the other reviewers state it is best to buy better/ longer lag bolts from the hardware store, cause the ones included are not the best. Hope this helps!
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Mine came with both "arms" and bolts. But the rest of the bike will be extra ;)
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we mounted the handheld to the side threads, just like mounting the handheld to the normal spigot. bad part is, it took some extra tightening of this adapter to keep it from rotating down, due to the handheld weight off to the side.
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So far, I cannot find a way to remove the arm. There is little to no documentation that comes with the unit, and not a whole lot about it online. I basically have mine (3 of them) VESA mounted but with the rear arm attached and the round stand attached.
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The arms are identical and drilled with 2 through holes so remove one and turn 45 degrees. I was really ticked off till I figured it out :)
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Yes we mounted 2 of them on articulating arms (purchased on amazon) so we could angle them slightly...
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Yeah this is good to go, no need for extra accessories. At the end of the pole are the classic two hole mounts. You should already have a screw/nut from your other mounts. You'll need to reuse one of those to screw it in.
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Hi, The middle part (shoulder) which connects left and right parts has not parallel connection surface. It's done especially to keep bars extended outwards. Looks like you connected it wrong way. Just unscrew it and connect it versa (upper bolt should go down), i.e. station bars will extend outwards.
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Having taken a look at the clamp, it doesn't seem to me that you could do so handily, unless you intend to allow the arm to extend horizontally. You'd need to devise a different means of fastening it to the post. Jim
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I just bolted mine up two days ago to a 742 and used the original forearm screw. I had to put a washer/spacer on mine to keep the sling bracket from touching the forearm. Required zero alteration except using the spacer. Very happy with fit and finish. I work on guns every day and have no complaints with this product for the 742.
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Under the Amazon Product Description for this item, Jacobs states this is a 3/8-24 mounting thread. I tend to believe the posts here are more accurate, but still not taking the chance of a wrong mounting thread. I plan to buy locally from Menards.
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not sure but I can tell you that this one looked different than mine. The original had 4 mounting points this one has 2 but it fit fine using the 2 top mounts
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Ha Ha, I had to go look. There is two allen head screws holding each one on. Not sure what it looks like without then, but I think I will find out. I'm not a fan of all that either. The AR it's on, I removed the quad rail and put MagPul back on. It's a carbine. Looks better and it's half pound lighter.
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I would suggest having someone else mount your tv if you cant figure this out! Look at the picture.the arm with the verticle bars (||) mounts to t.v the other arm mounts to the wall.youll probably have to go to your hardware store and buy a few nuts and bolts and washers though. I had too with mine.pkg didnt include what i neede.once you mount it though you will be extreemly happy with it. Even have jealous neighbors!