Does it need alignment?
1255107
Sir - this is a passive optic requiring NO electronics, NO batteries it slides onto a picatinny rail or weaver mount. My sight fit very tightly onto the picatinny rail of my defender shotgun. I had to tap it on with a rubber mallet before tightening the set screws. When you look thru the sight there is a horizontal crosshair line that runs atop a target centering triangle. There are elevation & windage (up/down; right/left) adjustment to "sight in" the optic!
1255108
I mounted this on a shotgun that is for home security, therefore accuracy at more than 25 feet or so isn't needed. It can be adjusted so depending on your application, it may need to be adjusted for height or windage.
1255109
It is fully adjustable for windage and elevation. As with any quality sight, you will need to sight it in for the distance you are shooting at.
1664990
I thought I would so I brought it to my local Sears and the set it up on the alignment machine. The alignment was spot on and did not need adjustment. I would recommend that after you install the new Struts to get an alignment check. It is a lot cheaper than a set of new tires.
498272
Yes - Alignment is suggested after installation. If all four are replaced some cars require all wheel alignment.
698760
Yes, try gently pull and twist the head a little and that should give you the correct alignment.
1555292
I can only assume your alignment issue accrues when your using the guide fence. I do not use my hand plainer ( yet) with this attachment. but now you have me curious. if the tool company (s) are using Amazon to distribute faulty tools, then this review blog is very helpful. I suggest we always be dilatant with the checks and balance systems we are provided to protect us as consumers. but I must say this tool has performed perfect for me...
334041
Yes... You will need a drill... I used one to get the alignment correct and bolt the rails on... Hope that helps
2263601
The alignment tip is for alighning the hot tweezers. The tweezers should be aligned already. Mine were atleast. After use they may become misaligned and you may use that tool.
2225774
I'm not sure...if it is, I didn't adjust it. Didn't need to....worked perfectly.
1420096
Not really required. If the vehicle drifts or pulls then it should be aligned. If your steer wheel is straight and it goes straight down the road all you have to da is watch and ck the tires for feathering. there is no adjustments on the strut to help the alignment
691199
I recommend that you go for Align. Though it may be more expensive than others, but still you get an excellent quality for your money.
245301
Yes,just make sure it is squared up before mounting.Use a measuring device to square it up and center it.
92999
Yes. This Pro Driller will assure proper alignment . Always check with your organizing group as some have different rules. Best luck
1625831
Yes, just be sure to follow the instructions based on what side you want it on.
1225001
If you play with the adjusters a little you should be able to align them properly. Don't tighten everything completely until they're squared up.
2122834
No. One is all that is required. If you install one on each side, you will have problems aligning them so they work in sync.
1157034
Yes it can, but if you need it to be perfectly aligned I cannot guarantee it would be. Here's a link to a pic of the two ways it can be configured: http://www.hometroopers.com/ebayht/38905/38905_HE.jpg
444951
Yes - alignment hole is pre-drilled. Installation was about one of the easiest things I've done.