I have a Samson free-float handguard that will be installed to a Colt upper receiver. After removing delta ring assembly, can i use this barrel nut?
1972133
No. You need a free float barrel nut with O.D. threads so your hand guard will thread on to the nut.
1972134
What model handgaurd? Some rail/handgaurds will attach to it, some need to attach to a free float barrel nut.
1972135
Not familiar with Samson products, but have installed several different free float handguards and there is usually a specific barrel nut to attach the quad rail to. If a barrel nut was not supplied with the hand guard, I'd question Samson. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Good luck!
498461
I'm really not sure. I brought a stripped lower and only use the tool for the receiver extension tube nut. If you were to call DPMS I'm sure they will be more then happy to help. Sorry I couldn't help.
904935
If the d-ring is the part that holds the guards on, it's spring loaded and this tool allows you to push it down to remove the hand guards and install the correct style of rails. The barrel nut isn't touched. I hope this helps. Worked great for my mp 223
2042628
I returned the item due to it not being compatible with my regular ar hand guard. It came up under a search for ar15 hand guard rails but, is not for an ar hand guard. On the screw length they were as I recall less than 1/2 in but only screws no nuts, so they are made to screw into existing threaded screw holes on the G36 hand guard. Hope this helps.
1255256
Hi there, I'm not too sure mate is the answer. I have an NHM90 (Chinese AK) and I found that the screw end on the buttstock was about 3-4mm short, so I will need to taker it to a gunsmith to have a second hole drilled and tapped. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1009221
Yes it is. You will have to thread the barrel with a 14-1 left hand twist. I chopped mine down and had it threaded. However if your running it withy the front sight post your good. Just take it to a gunsmith it's pretty easy. Hope this helps
1834803
No....you will need a special wrench for that. I suggest you buy a multi-tool for that...comes in handy for other AR15 repairs. But, here is a link for a jam nut wrench and multi tool http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/rifle-tools/wrenches/ar-15-m16-barrel-nut-jam-nut-wrenches-prod41024.aspx http://www.midwayusa.com/product/885858/dpms-multi-tool-ar-15-steel
182055
The front of he grip fits closely to the trigger guard and the slant screw hole in the grip will not allow the use of the screw which holds the trigger assembly. Just go ahead and follow the directions which came with the grip. This grip allow better control of the weapon when firing at longer ranges with a scope (Brass Stacker.com). Excellent buy I give it a 10!
351919
Mine went on a Savage 110 w/ standard barrel using high weaver rings. IIRC, Burris has a chart somewhere that says what rings you need for your gun/objective size.
108885
Not out of the box it won't. Like Jesse said, there is an orange cap on the standard barrel. But you can easily replace the barrel with a threaded one.
1319092
Chances are the barrel diameter will be too large to accept this accessory. If you were able to make a fit, I would be concerned that heat from the barrel would ultimately compromise the part.
1824989
I put mine on a Remington 1911 R1. It was a bit too tight and I had to file a small amount of metal off before it fit perfectly. If installed properly and with the use of locktite on the hex screws, you will have absolutely no problem with it moving with recoil. My problem was that my cheap read dot sight would not maintain zero with the recoil, but it wasn't because the mount was moving. My only complaint about this mount is that it must be removed when field stripping the gun for cleaning. That then requires the red dot sight to be rezeroed after it is reinstalled. This is a bit inconvenient and a waste of ammunition.
1892732
It's a piece of junk. Does not come with everything to mount a free float handguard. Buy a free float handguard that comes with a barrel nut. The barrel nut that comes with it will be universal.
2175783
You can really mount it on any hand guard that has a slot wide enough for the bolts, about 1/4 inch. The front and rear bolts slide back and froth to give you a little more flexibility to fit holes that may already exist. If your going to drill holes there is no need to tap the bolts have their own threaded nuts.
1892471
I would say no. I have a heavy barrel and it is pretty close.you can use just rhw handguard without this cap then you would fine or have someone machine it to fit
628923
I have mine mounted on a midwest industries free floating hand guard. I took my Colt AR and lined it up side by side with the barrels level and both sights were the same hight.
1181276
It depends on the kind of stock you have. Some people have complained about the screws being too short. I wouldn't know. I plan on using mine for a custom wooden sniper stock for my Savage 110 .300 WinMag and don't plan on using the stock screws anyway. Why not just buy a Quad Rail handguard?