I guess I cant keep the bayonet on huh?
995908
No. Sorry. Also if yours has the little kit in the end, it goes too. Looks really nice but made the gun heavy.
995909
No, You will not be able to leave the bayonet on the rifle as there is no slot for it to fold into! You could but it would have to remain extended which would be extremely dangerous!
1114534
There is a safety mechanism (the orange button on top of the handle in the image) that has to be thumbed at the same time you squeeze the trigger with your other fingers (the trigger is under the handle, and is pulled up by your fingers at the same time your thumb is holding down the safety on top). That might present a problem. Of course, you could probably find a way of taping the safety in the unlocked position so that you don't have to worry about it, but then the tool becomes, well, less safe to use.
1508422
Try remounting the scope, reset it to factory, and adjust to your preference. If that doesn't not help I would ask, are you breathing before you pull trigger because when you fire your pulling down and naturally the gun wants to follow.
1252632
So long as there is a "T" configuration for the bayonet and u want to hang it with the blade pointing downward this holder will work just fine!
790293
Im having the same problem. No bb fire out and the sound of gas come out the bottom of the hand grip. Its just a cheap piece of crap rip off BB gun that just looks real.
375353
Im not sure about the lug for the bayonet and to remove the barrel yes you have to remove four screws
1195398
Probably, and if not, remove the brake then affix your bayonet, then prepare to answer the question "why on earth do you have a bayonet on that thing?" from everyone who sees it.
1118940
Well you have to go through some gyrations with the blade guard, but it will go back on. Please do not use a hammer :o)
1519146
No the bayonet needs to be removed. it installs between the lugs. may require some filling for proper fit. meaning, all the holes line up.
777157
The Problem- ALL bayonets on a 590 model have a space issue where it is just a bit short, giving the bayonet loop a little bit of play when mounted. (This can cause the bayonet to fall off from recoil) The Solution- I went to Lowes and bought a pack of 1" diameter rubber washers for about $2. Placing only one of them onto the mag tube before screwing on the mag cap gave it just enough added distance for a snug fit.I wouldn't worry about the washer causing the mag cap to come loose. I tested it on the range with 200rds of birdshot and 75rds of buckshot. Didn't budge at all. The Problem- ALL bayonets on a 590 model have a space issue where it is just a bit short, giving the bayonet loop a little bit of play when mounted. (This can cause the bayonet to fall off from recoil) The Solution- I went to Lowes and bought a pack of 1" diameter rubber washers for about $2. Placing only one of them onto the mag tube before screwing on the mag cap gave it just enough added distance for a snug fit.I wouldn't worry about the washer causing the mag cap to come loose. I tested it on the range with 200rds of birdshot and 75rds of buckshot. Didn't... » Read More The Problem- ALL bayonets on a 590 model have a space issue where it is just a bit short, giving the bayonet loop a little bit of play when mounted. (This can cause the bayonet to fall off from recoil) The Solution- I went to Lowes and bought a pack of 1" diameter rubber washers for about $2. Placing only one of them onto the mag tube before screwing on the mag cap gave it just enough added distance for a snug fit.I wouldn't worry about the washer causing the mag cap to come loose. I tested it on the range with 200rds of birdshot and 75rds of buckshot. Didn't budge at all. « Show Less
2171323
You need to screw the adapter ring which comes with it, and then slip on the hood. In my experience, the hood bayonet engagement came in tight, so I gave it some muscle and it slid in.
572190
The bayonet was a beauty. It did not, however, fit my AK-47. Not even close.
2155446
Check if you got any bbs stuck in there. Make sure you have the mag in all the way. Sometimes the blow back makes the mag fall out just a bit and that'll make a bb caught in the gun
2196658
Might be pushing it with a tactical light. Let me try with my Glock and Tac light and see.
1423835
They recommend you don't [cause they have to], but I have a 16" vintage one fixed with no trouble. It's really snug [kind of as it should be] and if I wanted to be able to get it on and off swiftly, the other answers are accurate--the lug could use a bit of filing. That said, I took a chance and my bayonet went on with no work needed. With all due respect to the previous answers, if the bayonet is fixed properly, the ring on the top of the quillion [guard] is around the muzzle, so unless you're actively slashing a bunch of heavy stuff you won't need to worry to much about torque on the lug [even if you've altered it a bit]. They recommend you don't [cause they have to], but I have a 16" vintage one fixed with no trouble. It's really snug [kind of as it should be] and if I wanted to be able to get it on and off swiftly, the other answers are accurate--the lug could use a bit of filing. That said, I took a chance and my bayonet went on with no work needed. With all due respect to the previous answers, if the bayonet is fixed properly, the ring on the top of the quillion [guard] is around the muzzle, so unless you're actively slashing a bunch of heavy stuff you won't need to worry to much about torque on the... » Read More They recommend you don't [cause they have to], but I have a 16" vintage one fixed with no trouble. It's really snug [kind of as it should be] and if I wanted to be able to get it on and off swiftly, the other answers are accurate--the lug could use a bit of filing. That said, I took a chance and my bayonet went on with no work needed. With all due respect to the previous answers, if the bayonet is fixed properly, the ring on the top of the quillion [guard] is around the muzzle, so unless you're actively slashing a bunch of heavy stuff you won't need to worry to much about torque on the lug [even if you've altered it a bit]. « Show Less
922128
i didn't end up using it, my gun it not work on, i just kept it for maybe use it some day, Sorry i'm no help on that one
1536474
Try using the gun in single action because the trigger pull is significantly lighter. You could also try mounting a laser sight.