Could you please tell me what this means: Notes: Use PN[AK28] to Replace OEM Lower Mounting Hardware if Necessary. How would I know if it is 'necessary'?
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I didn't know if it would be necessary either until I went ahead without it. As it turned out I didn't need any additional hardware for my particular vehicle (1997 Dodge Neon) One of the two bolts retaining bolts have ridges, I guess that's what you would call them, much like a faucet and need to be tapped out. I believe it was the bottom bolt. I put the nut on just to enough so I can tap it out with a hammer. I hope I answered your question.
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On my gun it replaced my existing sight by using one screw that was already on my old sight. Note, it comes with a couple of new screws. (just in case)
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Although I do remember my stock rail fitting, I'm currently using the UTG .22 Tactical Low Profile Rail Mount (#22). Got it here on Amazon also. Prefect match.
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That's a good question. I'm actually mounting it to the gun today and hope to zero it in soon, perhaps this Sunday. To me, I would assume that would be the case. My gun has only two slots where the mounts will fit.It should stay 0
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not a 100% but I think their systems are different mounting method...but do some more research to double check as I use with Blackhawk gear...good luck!
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On second thought and after looking at a bunch pics of the Ultimak rail on AKs I think not. Why not go with an American Defense QD mount that will fit the Aimpoint that will come off in 2 seconds if you need to use iron sights? That is the way I would go.
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I regularly see the SPARC mounted on AKs. Personally, I miunted mine on a 5.45, but it's a very well made optic and others have not reported failures on 7.62 platform.
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It comes complete with screws and it will work with the quick release mount. Unless your AK is already drilled, you will have to drill it yourself, that is not a big deal. No instructions comes with this and I mean none. Go on Youtube and you can watch a guy putting one on his AK. I got one for my son for Christmas and we installed it in about 30 minutes. Seems to be a really good, strong setup.
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The front of the mount attaches where the rear leaf sight attaches. The rear of the mount attaches at the the tang at the back of the receiver. You can use the existing tang screw, or you can buy an aftermarket "quick change" screw, but they are kind of bulky and ugly if you care about such things. To me they are worth it.
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J. Moore (thank you!) contacted the manufacturer and revealed its purpose in the Comments:"You might be interested to know that after contacting the manufacturer, I learned that this extra part is a spare mounting bracket in case you want to mount the sensor control lower onto the valve assembly. They sent me a variety of pictures (too voluminous for me to send to you here) describing exactly how one would make this attachment change. If you need to know more, you could call them at 1-800-488-6156 (7am-5pm MDT/Mon-Fri). They couldn't have been more helpful."
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When I received mine I intended it for a picatinny rail but it also came with the attachment for stock mounting. It can with the screw and back plate and it works well mounted on my ak. I've put 1000 rounds through it with it sitting on a bipod off of many different types of locations. Works well but because of the metal feet I recommend not shooting it off your truck if you have a nice paint job it will scratch it
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I am sorry to say that I do not have an answer to that. The package, however does contain three (3) pins which will make for a clearly smoother and quieter experience (that bolt slap at blowback). I have shot hundreds of times with the current pin with no significant wear. Fortunately when trade out becomes necessary, it is a simple procedure. Inexpensive, simple to swap out and functional-as far as this shooter is concerned-works for me......
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all works well until dropped/falls over = fine for money and factory replaces stupid moves,sometimes.i'm pcp now = no recoil so i'm not as hard on my equipment as i used to be...when failed, factory replaced - recommend!
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It should fit the original (oem) bar (made by Oregon) but if you have bought an Oregon replacement bar (at least the only one I could find) it will require a 72 drive link chain (72LPX072G). I think the last two numbers refer to the number of drive links but I could be wrong. I find the use of the same numbers in different positions of the part number to mean different things very confusing. If anyone can explain the rational behind the naming conventions it would be much appreciated.
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Chase, this looks like the one I put on my AK47. Mine works great. And I have the same as you. Does a great job with a Recoil. Get the butt pad also. They work as a team to make the recoil easy to control. Only the cheek rest lacks much adjustment. But all is good so Get this and you be pleased. Bruce
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I have a SIG M-4. I unscrewed the old front sight post and screwed in the new one. This front sight post is incredible in low light. I can see this new front sight post better than the old one and it is direct replacement for the original one that came with my rifle. I think all front sight post are standard size and fit. Being a 10-32 thread I THINK. Never the less they should all be inter changeable. I used the standard front sight tool to remove the old and install the new. It is very easy to do...simply unscrew the old one and screw in the new one. You will love it.
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I have this installed on my Marlin 45/70 and 444 lever action rifles. They both were pre-drilled for scope mounts. The part has a lot of screw mounting holes to accomodate different receivers. Should ve mounted on a flat surface. If you're not pre-drilled a gunsmith can do that. It is working well for me.