If you mount this on pipe or rectangular stock, will it slide along the length of the pipe while under load?
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I believe in safety features so when mounting to a pipe I have brackets on both ends if the pipe that secure to ceiling joists. I also run strong cable through the pipe and secure that to the joists too
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If it's made to hook to a QD swivel stud, then yes. Short one goes in the forend (long one would hit barrel).
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Well Peter, it all depends on if your stock is wood or synthetic. I have a synthetic stock on mine which had an eye in the butt-stock, so I just used he quick-detach part for that. As for the short stud, it screws into the screw-in end on the end of your magazine tube. But that is if that end has been drilled and threaded. Mine was ready for the stud.
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Michael, I believe it would fit on thinner tubing. You could always take a old inner tube and cut it down and use that for a inner wall to make it smaller. This would also help it from slipping. Hope this helps.
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I think its designed more for a horizontal or slight slope than a vertical mount. Try some chimney strap mounts.my .02, good luck.
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The float would fit, but it needs to bend up and down, I don't think it would work in that pipe.
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it will about an inch to the length of pull.it just slips over the butt of your standard adjustable butt stock.
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It should as long as you have about 2" of bare space on the barrel where you want to mount it.
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No. I don't think so. My 3" went in pretty snug and with a few turns it tightened up against the pipe. You could call General Wire and make sure but I would say no.
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It's a very strong spring, and looking at the two we have, I'd say it opens to about an inch and 3/4". I would not suggest using this on a tube or pipe more than an inch and 1/4" in diameter. We're using ours on a grab rail that's an inch in diameter.
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Yes, if the stock does not have a sling swivel on it. Even then the swivel screw can screw through if so desired.
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Absolutely. It was expressly designed to be used with the "Mil-Spec" adjustable stock. Just be aware that it take a bit of effort to get on. My recommendations is to put it into a bowl of hot (not boiling but hot as your tap water can get) and let it sit in the bowl with the water flowing over it until it is the same temperature as the water. Use a bit of dish soap to coat the insides with dish soap and have a plastic scraper or spreader from the hardware store with all the sharp edges smooth off handy. It just goes right on if you do that. One warning though. If you intend to mount any "cheek weld saddles" to the stock be aware that they will NOT go on correctly if you already have the Limbsaver in place and you aren't going to be able to get the Limbsaver on if you have something like that already mounted to your stock. You WILL have to modify a couple of areas of the Limbsaver by trimming to get both it and the "Stock Saddle" on. However, I did it and have ran a LOT of round through since and have had NO problems.
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Unfortunately my tools and drill were stolen to thread my barrel so i haven't had the chance to install. However, i would wrap and clamp/vise the barrel as not to twist the stock. It should be near impossible to do structural damage to the barrel by clamping/vise. However, if you twist the stock it may cause vibrations affecting long range accuracy.
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Josh, I would be concerned about the portion of the stock at the top rear. It looks like possibly a sling attachment. the recoil pad fits snugly around the end of the stock and that may force the fit.
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Hi Dave, I plan to place/pull my part directly from above. The black rubber hold down will over hang the four bolt base 1/2" if screwed all the way in. There is plenty of adjustment to create the clearance at the full range of clamp thicknesses on the one I bought.
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Negative. Stock does not interfere with mount. The potion that covers the barrel may. I actually bought this mount system and thought it was gargbage. Did not align properly with stripper clip guide on reciever. I suggest getting the light-weight aluminum one. The mount itself has to be "tapped" into place.
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The cab assembly is top heavy and provides quite a bit of counterbalance on my gas Troy Built. I imagine you would be holding it up on a lighter machine. As far as mounting goes - no problem, the mounts adjust for handle width.