See feedback number 3. Is the type you sell with the snap or the turnbuckle lock to secure to the rail?
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I am the reviewer for feedback number 3, but I am only the end user. The verbiage states: "snaps over the rail" so these are not turnbuckles in my opinion. It looks like JamesTown Distributors is the company providing the fenders...give them a call?
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It seems that way. I recently bought the Rezo 30. It is in new condition so I believe it is a newer model. It does NOT have the snap, only the velcro. It's a shame because it was the double closure of both that sold me on the Rezo 30 in the first place. Glad I only paid $5
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Ameer, mine did. They were probably 4 mm but a 5/32"-36 threads to the inch tap worked perfectly. I taped my receiver and bolted it on. I did place the included nuts on the inside of the receiver to lock them in place. Also, I put a drop of Lock-tite on each bolt and nut. I used a #29 bit to dill the holes for tapping the receiver. I think they were Allen head bolts and the wrench came with it. I think you could simply bolt it on if you don't have the tap. Take care in placement and alignment with the top edge of the receiver. I tapped my receiver because I had the tools. On a standard AK the placement of the rail is obvious it has a recess to cover one rivet and has a cut-out for another. Hope this helps.
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I would take the striped hardware comment with a grain of salt. I believe the mount is aluminum and like guns that have an aluminum receiver you need to use locktite and not over tighten. My buddy and I both have the same mount -one on a pre 64 the other a post 64. Neither of us had any trouble mounting this unit and neither has had any issues or needed adjustments since sight in (using the same load/bullet). I had to use locktite to make the mounts on my mini 14 stay on too and they're steel (good steel), so it doesn't matter which material you're going to have to use locktite anyways. I know sometimes you get a bad unit but I haven't seen one yet. People's mechanical skills vary keep that in mind.
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I dont think it will work. It requires the grooves like on a Tapco AK stock to lock onto.
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No, it's for a proprietary rail type only found on nerf guns. Inteliscopes dot com has one.
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Mine came with a bolt and my stock was a telescoping m4 style one. It definitely was different. Yours may not come with one YMMV. However 5/16 18 bolts are easy to find though.
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its a snap on. Its a bit hard to tell in the pics, but the rounds spots on either side are spring loaded buttons for the clips. the second pic shows a bit on the inside where the clips are at. I love mine. Fits great around the rim on my 18x55mm.
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The one I received looks just like the picture. I believe the longer rail has to be purchased separately
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It slides on and is snugged up with three Allen bolts. Not sure if it fits your style gun.
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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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There is no snap, just the Velcro strap which you have to pull to draw the weapon. It is sewn into the opposite side so if you want to remove it permanently you'll have to cut it off. The holster fits my wife's Sig P238 very well.
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The one that I bought was 1 1/4" long. Also, the bottom piece is aluminum and the thin top piece is steel, not aluminum as advertised.I bought mine for a bipod mount and it worked perfectly, stayed ontight. I decided to go with a quad rail and took it off. I'll sendyou the one I have for free if you can find a way to get me youraddress without pissing off Amazon.
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If the stock surface is molded with a series of small pockets, like most ARs, it should snap into place. Perfect fit on my Tapco stock.
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I'm jealous, wish I had a Ruger 10/22. The "flip-over" clamps fit a picatiny rail, or standard (11mm?) sight slots on a air rifle. It worked great on both my applications: 1) Existing picatiny rails on "AR-15 look-alike" Mosberg 715T 22LR; And 2) existing standard (11mm?) sight slots on a Gamo air rifle .177
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Yes . I installed it on mine with locktite , I also used the allan screw that was shipped with it ....I believe Ruger owns the maker of this sight & is on some models standard ...
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A Drill Bit is included, why? I have no idea.I was able to install mine using the allen wrench (pictured), on my Russian SKS and placed the rails on its Tapco replacement stock.