do you have to drill hole in frame of taurus model 44, not raging bull for these to work
1966551
You don't have to drill anything. Put these on my model 44SS6. It comes with an adapter that goes in the large hole in the frame and screws into that just like the original grip, easy.
1966552
No it has an internal clamp the fits around the bottom of handle frame and it comes with a screw to tighten grip to frame. Takes two minutes to install nothing need but a screw driver
551472
Yes and the M44 as well. Mine was tough to get aligned but once done you can snap it to your shoulder quick. I have it on a 91/30, it just screws into the stock so pilot hole is necessary also do not over torque it.
215002
The front sight that I purchased was not pre-drilled. FYI with the sight installed on my CZ 75B at 25 yds shot 24 inches low with the normal sight picture. I have decided to try a good quality adjustable sight.
832371
No they are not and you have to by the bushings to install them on any 1911. I would not recommend them.Hope that helps.
1977336
Yes but I had to drill and tap holes in the frame to keep it from falling off when fired
2113849
Not for sure about a maverick 88. Yet the bottom of this set is curved to match up with the diameter of the barrel (at the business end) and the receiver (or toward the breach). Does require drilling and tapping to use the provided machine screws.
961501
No, I ordered these from my cruze and they weren't even close to being the right ones for a Cruze. They also say that it required no holes to be drilled, wrong again they do. Don't waste your money.
1220789
Yes they do. You will need a bigger drill bit to make the bolt holes while mounting.
1052638
hmmm....no idea. Google search perhaps?? I actually had to have a gunsmith do some work to get these on my CZ 75B. But once fitted...M E E E O W.! they are the nuts.!!
1643247
Good morning,Thank you for the email. Yes these have been mounted on 1911's before, but you need to buy the right mount as well. I would recommend getting a hold of Burris to get the appropriate base. You can give them your exact model of pistol and they will be able to tell you the right base for you to mount the sight correctly. You can reach them at (970) 356-1670. Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with.Thanks and God bless
82979
I am not sure. Mine was put on by the gunsmith here at the police department where I work. I did but the wrong one at first. There are 2 kinds- with and without drilled mounting holes.
1922227
They are not threaded hole but your bolts off your existing spindles are self tapping
959007
I put one on a Cub Cadet and had to drill holes. It was a pain in the ass not to puncture the gas tank, and to get the nuts back beind the plate, but i got it done.
549847
No drilling at all 2 brass set screws in the pivot point in the rear sight it also mounts to the cross bolt in the stock . Very solid mount!
549848
I own a M24 Yugo. There was absolutely NO drilling required on my installation. An easy 5 minute task that anyone can do. You will need a Scout scope as the eye relief is a little ways out there. This is the only answer to scoping this rifle unless you are willing to remove your rear sight. I have also placed a removable cheek rest/riser on the stock to make the rifle more comfortable to shoot.
263013
If your firearm has dovetail rear sight and the front sight is glued from inside or has a screw from bottom it should work I used them on a sigma 9&40 rear sight did not fit tight so I tried two different methods for attaching it first I used a little epoxy and le set overnite the other was I drilled and tapped for a set screw I preferred this method because it allows easier adjustment. Hope this helps and if you need more help with either just askShane
88724
These are dovetail sights. If you have a front and rear sight then these will work for you. Switching these with the stock ones is tricky, look up you tube videos on dovetail sights and decide if you want to do it, or just have a gunsmith do it, they wont charge much.