Need more details on how this guard is installed. Are the rivet heads exposed where you can see them (crappy look)? How many rivets are needed?
1840673
The rear bumper protectors basically have a 3m sticky tape on the back that have a very secure hold. I just replace my rear bumper on my KIA Sedona and it was very very hard to rip off the old bumper protector. So they definatelly hold
1840674
This item is a two-piece, two-step install. First you will install the "base" piece using the 9 rivets provided. Then the protector itself is applied to the the base piece(by means of two sided adhesive tape which is provided), covering the rivets in the process. Once everything is installed, this item will provide you with a durable, long lasting protector for your rear bumper.
2217513
The guard has four screws that can be removed. Safely sanding a radius would be the real issue
520711
This product is designed to be installed with Magpul hand guards however, other hand guards could be retrofitted to except this rail. For your standard M4 type hand guard you would need to drill two holes in the guard and you have the possibility that it still might not work due to the washers on the back side not having a flat service to snug up to. I would recommend buying a new guard if you want a rail system. Just my two cents.
538107
Yes. As far as the Guard. I put it on my wife's mail jeep. All we get are great comments and how good it looks. Younger men say it looks tough. Let me tell you, it is tough. Easy to mountand it has been on for six months. The only thing I would suggest is get a heavy grade bolts with lock nuts. I broke two of the bolts that came with it.
2203532
I put both spacers between the sissy bar and mounting bracket, I only used a washer between the bracket and the rear guard mounts. I still have a couple of mm gap between the bracket and guard mounts so that the mounts can't get rub marks on them. I will put a video on Youtube of how it looks, search "Boulevard Sissybar Mounting NZ" Cheers
2096683
I had them and replaced them with the cycra hand guards.. The aluminum guards work fine but the hardware holding them is crap, cheap metal.. I'd probably just spend the extra couple bucks and get the cycra aluminum hand guards. It's worth the investment
1823578
not sure what Safety's bumper guards look like. The Prince guards work well and are inconspicuous enough.
2180102
There are two of them. They are formed slightly differently for the butt and fore-stock. as illustrated, they mount through half-round slots rather than complete holes. Still quite secure.
754724
There are total of 10 guards: 1/16", blending, 1/8", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 1/2" Cut (longer), 3/4", 7/8", and 1". 1/16" and blending are pretty much same. Basically you are getting two more guards for free. Hope this help and happy holidays!
2264663
1 Set screw, one roll pin. Below is a link to CORE15's install vid of these trigger guards on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PphQRCF8GXs
99739
Installation requires the use of a bar or lever to tighten the unit down and index it correctly. I used a steel rod with tape around the end to protect the finish. The rod just needs to fit into one of the slots/ports on the muzzle brake.
519896
Your right about the guard ring. I don't even see it when I'm sighting. I don`t think it helps in sighting as I consternate on the pins. I do like this sight.
669207
The safety on my Springfield 1911 TRP got in the way; I had o buy a modified (trimmed safety). I have not attempted to install the new safety, seems pretty complicated, will probably take it to a gunsmith.
300105
I did not recieve any muzzle guard with my Gunslick carbon fiber rod. The attached picture shows a conical brass collar at the end of the rod. Mine does not have that either, i.e., it is just a flat brass collar. Perhaps there is a new model out and no one at Amazon has updated the picture. I would just go to a local gun shop and buy one - that way you know what you are getting.
2047853
do you have to remove the rock guards to install these?? or do they fit over them
1853456
If you unscrew the head there three o-ring seals. Either you have extras, if not slide them in the three spots on the threaded end.
2012890
couple of thoughts. The angle? It needs to drop down to the the container. Another thought, have you oiled the rivet gun? You using the correct size rivets for the jaws you have in place? Never had this problem with mine but I have less than 50 rivets through the gun.