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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I just googled the rifle you have. It's the same sight system them mine has so this mount should work fine. But like I said before find a screw to replace the rear pin with or you'll never be able to zero.
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Not entirely sure, but I ordered the wrong lbs originally and experienced issues with the slide locking back, it just depends on the ammo and grain
1707578
Get your gun tapped for screws by a gunsmith if you're set on mounting a rail. The receiver is aluminum so don't tighten the screws too tight and use blue locktite to keep them from coming loose.
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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.
1935651
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.
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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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I have both loaders, I actually got it to work on an AR -15 mag it's a very loose fit I had to hold it in position on top of the mag with my hand , but it worked.my advice is to buy the correct AR- 15 mag loader which locks on to the top of the mag and works perfectly
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Both are fine; the 6 screw spreads the clamping pressure and is technically better since the tube would theoretically deform less in unintended impacts. If your rifle will not be subject to bein g handled like a shovel or hatchet you could save a few bucks and it would be OK. The flip locks are great but you may want to use Loctite on the tension adjuster screws.
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MINE IS ROCK SOLID, i flipped my mounting bolts over to the left side, added a drop per bolt of red locktight and after getting it finger tight i ever so slightly tightened mine down a half turn or so past finger tight with a socket.. mines never budged. Even at finger tight mine was on pretty solid with no play or wiggle, is your rail aftermarket ? is it a el-cheapo or a quality rail ? is a factory rail on a AR ? im guessing the problem is not the optic.. however you never know. do other mounts fit you rail solid without issue ? contact Lucid.. they are flat out awesome to work with !
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These snaps are normally the same. Mine has snaps and they click on and work very well. Unless yours is really different it should work.
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This should fit if going on a gas block and not a rail. You can use just about any rear flip up site, I have a mid-west and mag pull.
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I mounted it with the "CCOP MNT-1516 High Profile AR-ArmourTac Rifle Scope Mount Rings for Picatinny Rail, 30mm" If you're talking about fixed front and back iron sites this might be an issue. I have flip up iron sites and when flipped up they do block the scope.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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I am sorry to say that I do not have an answer to that. The package, however does contain three (3) pins which will make for a clearly smoother and quieter experience (that bolt slap at blowback). I have shot hundreds of times with the current pin with no significant wear. Fortunately when trade out becomes necessary, it is a simple procedure. Inexpensive, simple to swap out and functional-as far as this shooter is concerned-works for me......
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Not sure about this 1. Due to the fact its held on by to screws going thru. To squeeze the side together. I have a FN S40 and it have the grooved rail/PSTYLE rail.. the screws went thru the teeth of the rail... hope this helps.
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I got mine at Fastenal. here's their site... http://www.fastenal.com/web/home ...They had a local retailer about 5 miles from where I live. My review on the rail lists the proper screw size. Take your original screws there just in case. When you're done installing, loctite the crap out of it.