WILL THIS FIT MURRAY M125 ?
1817496
Not sure but a 38" Murray Mulch Kit is Part 24750MA and a 42" kit is Part 7600154YP... 38": http://www.amazon.com/Murray-Part-24750MA-Mulcher-Kit/dp/B002WO8RZ2 42": http://www.amazon.com/Murray-42-MULCH-KIT-7600154YP/dp/B00B0KB1BG
1817497
Not sure but a 38" Murray Mulch Kit is Part 24750MA and a 42" kit is Part 7600154YP...38": Murray Part 24750MA 38" Mulcher Kit42": Briggs & Stratton Part 7600154YP -42 MULCH KIT
1817498
I don't know. If Murray is an MTD product it probably will. Just make sure you secure the brackets very well on the deck or they will fall off. You will also need a side discharge/ mulch combo blade.
1817499
I put my kit on a Husky (mfg. by MTD), I looked up your Murry M125 and it looks exactly like mine. I would look in you instruction manual that came with the tactor ( or look it up on line ) and it will tell you the kit number (OEM-190-116) so you can be sure. I think it is the right one, good luck. It works great, happy with mine.
318524
Sorry spell check was on picatinny rail system. For a larger M1 system you may want a more rugged red dot though. Mine fits a 22 cal rifle.
763473
I wouldn't bet my life on it but I did find this thread that says they are compatible. http://www.m4carbine.net/archive/index.php/t-164045.html
1223027
Yes it will. I bought this to help save ammo at the range with my unit. We use it in all our M16s
580460
Specifically for a Murray 5503 model --- I could not exactly say. Problem #1: I would check the specifications on this mower first: The catcher "mouth" is approx 9" by 4" --- I would check on the size of the exit chute on the Murray for its dimensions; Problem #2 to resolve is: How to attach the Arnold catcher to some kind of a top bracket over the exit chute. Does this mower already have holes drilled so you can attach a holding bracket? Otherwise you are going to have to drill a couple holes in the steel yourself. You may also need to "adjust" (bend) a couple of the tabs on the Arnold catcher so they will mesh exactly. A certain amount of improvisational engineering may be needed, and if this intimidates a person --- well, better not try.
679557
Hello, Yes this magazine should fit the Apex R5 M12, as it uses standard m4 magazines.
1287643
I do not know, It fit the QD slot of the stock on my Sig Sauer M400 which is supposedly MIL SPEC. So if you have an M-16 I suspect that it is a Colt Mil Spec? If it was me I would order the thing and if I didn't fit I would send it back. They are pretty in expensive.
1151577
Yes it will. It was developed for the Win. .308 rnd. for the M14. I have one mounted on a Barrett .50 Cal. and have had no problems so far, two years use.
1140010
I'm not familiar with that model, but for my crossman rifle, I had to get different mount brackets for the crossman specifically, then it fits fine.
378286
If you look on Murray web site and find the part number for your model and then amazon Surch that number it should give all parts that cross to that number good luck
82165
Hi, I believe that the M500 Magnetic Base, Front Shotgun Sight will fit. You can give a call at 1-800-589-4315.Hope this helped.Jim East
920597
no please read the product description for the BLACK and DECKER models it fits. Not Murray or Craftsman
850585
If you rifle was built upon an Enfield No4 receiver, then yes it will fit. When I got my Santa Fe Jungle Carbine just a few weeks ago, I took this mount off my Enfield No4 Mk1 and it fit without a problem. Promptly went to my local range and put 3 rounds through 1 hole at 25 yds.
506859
Yes, it will. The size that's listed on the kit (M6) is the size of the bolt the finished repair will accept. Best to you.
515929
Sorry i am unsure. I have a murray. Check the model number of your snowblower and google it.
1594512
I have an M880 which fits perfectly. If you compare the picture and dimensions of the models you should be able to tell. I don't think there were many outside changes in the models. Good Luck.
1082007
It will not fit the M1A / M14. The bayonet you need for that rifle is the "M6 Bayonet", assuming you have the bayonet lug.