What keeps this from flipping up? It appears that there are 2 screws for each side, but what keeps it down?
147234
There's a screw on the inside of the camber that intrudes out the other side so you can take a thumd screw and tighten the rail tightly on the other side of shotgun. It will not flip up at all.
147235
There is only one bolt, but the notch on the other side slides over the existing bolt which when both are tightened the whole assembly is quite secure.
147236
It screws clear into the inside of the reciever. You have to have the action open to run the screw through a nut..it is extremely stable once you have those screws in.
298964
Their are screws under the box. I think that's taken away most of the play. If your talking about back and forth sway that happens with the light weight cheap boxes. Mine had to be tightened up when I bought mine, and after tons of tweaking it seems to be pretty solid. It does loosen up a little bit after a bit of use though so keep the keys on you if you don't have a AC/AC kit handy.
313489
The mechanism that holds the ring in place comes completely apart and it can be turned vertically or horizontally. I have no problem with mine staying up straight as another responder states they are having that issue. There are two pieces of metal that is rectangular that are tightened together to hold in place. Hope that helps.
1898824
I had a similar issue after about the first week; there are couple of set screws (2 in each I believe) in each of the mounts that you can tighten. It worked for me. I hope this helps.
2046232
I'm not sure I understand your problem. It rotates up, down, and to each side.
133995
That knob on the bottom of the mount (in the pic) is turned to open these slats that go inside the player just a bit. They're what keeps it from falling out.
1175627
It is like a pipe thread .... as it gets tighter it seals ... so it should not screw all the way down.
2208021
Installation problem. I installed mine the other day using the three hole cover and it swivels without issue.
2140671
there is a kind of notch it sits in. It doesn't 'lock' in. But the notch is coated in rubber. I've moved mine all over and its been bumped and hasn't shown any signs of falling out. but if you turn it sideways or upside down it won't hold. Hope that helps.
1928823
Well in case you think I was smoking something or not, the pulldown when not in use hooks on two support hooks to keep it from swiveling. Otherwise, the bar can twist and turn when free.
2282123
Sounds like it may be defective. When I tightened the screw when it needed to be, it didn't spin and just tightened properly. I suggest sending the one you have back and getting another one.
651605
Installing it upside down, that works well for me. If you do not have enough space, you could tilt it a little.
784463
The design prevents it from tipping. Mine is full and I've never had an issue. Would be difficult to tip it over, actually.
1385673
This pull has two screws, one on each side. Also, there is a metal sleeve for the screws to screw into that must be counter sunk.
2011445
Quite simple. There are tethers in the front that tighten or loosen the anchors. And once tightened it stays in place.
758743
You shouldn't flip it The bottom has a firm, rough finish. The top has a 2-inch memory-foam like layer that should stay on the top.
530482
There is a magnet on the latch I fold it backwards and use it to keep it up but u don't have too I didn't have any problem getting it to stand and stay up. I just do it as a precaution