I have a M&P 15, putting a Troy Free Float Bravo rail on it. Will this remove the D-ring w/o needing to remove barrel nut so I can attach the rail?
1074677
No. This tool will only compress the delta ring to remove the hand guards. If you are not familiar with the gun, tools and process, then it would be be best to just pay some one. It is a small job for some one with the proper tools and knowledge, but a mess for those without. Good luck whichever route you go.
841954
No, this is simply a lever mechanism for removing whatever handguards are installed. You hook the end into the empty mag well and push down on the two rods to loosen the D-ring so that you can remove the handguards. It is simply a lever of sorts to make the handguard removal process easier.
1074678
No it will not serve that purpose. If your weapon has a front sight gas tube assy, it will need to be removed to install a free float forend quadrail. Best to seek installation where you bought the Troy Bravo or seek out a gunsmith.
2235911
My gunsmith had no problem installing these without making adjustments. He had more trouble removing the stock sights!!!
1591811
The Delta ring is the round part that snaps onto the barrel nut to hold your handgaurd in place. After the barrel is removed from the upper receiver you will need a pair of snap ring pliers to remove and or install the "delta pack" from the barrel nut. If you just want to get it off then it is possible to use a small screwdriver to pry it off.
2185571
If you have a rail for it it should work fine. DPMS AR15 comes with a standard rounded hand guard without a rail I think.
1866996
I didn't remove it as I did not want to re-sight my rifle. However it looks like my M&P; 15 which I have changed out for a night sight post. Thanks
239597
This was bought and fit perfectly on a DPMS AR15 Stock Butt. Hope this helps.
1850117
I don''t have an M&M;, but I installed this on my Egyptian Maadi AK. It sits low enough for me to use the iron sights without having to remove it, but still high enough so I can also remove the bolt cover & bolt assembly without having to remove it. For me it is a perfect fit. Hope this helps.
1772107
It works great on my m1-a. I have a springfield armory Ultimate-match grade with a wood stock, I had to grind down the stock just a little with a dremel on the inside to make it fit and lay flush. The modification took less than a minute once disassembled. I use it as both a bipod mount and sling mount, I have had no complaints it works very well.
1859457
I had absolutely no problem removing the nut off the front sight of my Glock, and also adequately torqued it back down when installing mepros. I suppose it would depend on your application, but it was perfect for my situation.
87493
Should fit with the quad rail as it extends no further back than the lug. To remove the original sling attachment from the gun there are two options depending on who built the gun. If it is a roll pin simply knock it out. More common is the rivet. If you have the rivet, get a drill bit the same diameter as the FLATTENED side of the rivet. Put sideway pressure on the sling mount to prevent the rivet from turning and drill just enough to remove the head and the rivet will fall out, if it does not, use a punch and push it out.
334322
yes i have it on mine, however, if you have the 7 round tube, the end cap will place it to where the D-Ring will swing in front of the barrel, so I recommend it much more for the 5 round tubes versions and it will fit perfectly.
293215
should co witnness with front site post, if not then add riser. have to check to be sure, works on my s&w ar 15
2253572
From a little bit of research through forums, it sounds like it should given that the barrel nut teeth are located on the forward (muzzle) end of the slip ring like most AR setups. Sorry that I can't give a definite answer, I don't currently own a .308 AR.
1110831
If you remove the cleaning rod it can clamp just flush with the stock. I have this and the Mosin-Nagant
798709
I don't believe the barrel was drilled and tapped on a 15 year old model from the factory. It has the same barrel contour as the newer ones that are tapped, so the base would work but you would need a gunsmith to drill and tap a few holes. The holes are located under the rear sight, so if you remove it you can tell right away if the holes are there.
1460754
Mine fits just a smidge off from the nut as well. If you can get it to bite down it should be just fine. With the rail system yes picatinny is different, but there are some sights that can fit both types of rail systems. Luckily picatinny rail system is fairly popular and you should not have a problem finding a sight for it. Only problem you will have is finding a good sight to keep its zero. Hope this helps and if any other questions shoot them my way.
922312
Yep, it's removable.I actually removed it from the pic mount to directly screw it onto a different system. The rail performed perfectly, I just wanted it mounted closer in line with the bore.Additionally, the sight came with (off the top of my head) the star allen wrench, the pic rail, mounting screws and alternate mounting screws.