I have a Colt M4. The forward attach is a smooth pin with a tiny roll pin holding it. Any ideas?
1145382
Sorry, cannot help you with your Colt. Try an e-mail to Magpul Customer Support. Good Luck
1145383
This will still work with your weapon. The included small screw threads into the trigger guard itself.
1145384
On mine, it is just a spring loaded pin. You push it in with a small punch, and pull it all out as an assembly. Only the rear needed to be punched all the way out.
1358468
Sorry Lennie but I just don't know. I guess if the receivers are the same size and more importantly, the pins are in the same place. Might be a way to compare the two guns on an online search.
438883
I'm looking at my 91/30 right now. There should be two pins at the bottom of the sight where it goes thru the dovetail, underneath the sight. They pass thru the top of the barrel as well.
492768
I would look for something that is specifically designed for your rifle. Sorry I can't help more, but I'm totally unfamiliure with your rifle!
191653
I installed mine with blue loctite on the front sight threads and smeared a little under the sight, as well. I have had no movement in the months I've been carrying it on a daily basis.
1791838
There is only one screw that holds the front sight base on. I suggest purple low strength loctite, as it is specified for small fasteners, and easy removal. I absolutely advise against red loctite for any fastener this small. It is considered "permanent" for anything under 1/4". Blue would be acceptable.Also, be sure to tighten the front sight post into the sight base, via the allen head screw from the front. The instructions advise to do so, however I neglected to do this, and lost the front post. A replacement was easy enough to get, any standard AR post, will work. There is only one screw that holds the front sight base on. I suggest purple low strength loctite, as it is specified for small fasteners, and easy removal. I absolutely advise against red loctite for any fastener this small. It is considered "permanent" for anything under 1/4". Blue would be acceptable.Also, be sure to tighten the front sight post into the sight base, via the allen head screw from the front. The instructions advise to do so, however I neglected to do this, and lost the front post. A replacement was easy enough to get, any standard AR post, will... » Read More There is only one screw that holds the front sight base on. I suggest purple low strength loctite, as it is specified for small fasteners, and easy removal. I absolutely advise against red loctite for any fastener this small. It is considered "permanent" for anything under 1/4". Blue would be acceptable.Also, be sure to tighten the front sight post into the sight base, via the allen head screw from the front. The instructions advise to do so, however I neglected to do this, and lost the front post. A replacement was easy enough to get, any standard AR post, will work. « Show Less
1478674
It either screws on via a threaded nozzle or it has a quick release nozzle. If you can't do either, your gun may need to be replaced (older technology).
148109
I used a file and vice grips to hold the pin. Be sure to put plastic rap around the area to prevent those shavings from going into your gun
426934
Make sure the gun is disconnected and then it just pushes on the end. You need to put a little muscle behind it but it goes on nicely.
1954120
I checked the dovetail on the gun and it appears to be level so what I did is take the movable clamp on the sight off. Then I carefully filed the bottom making sure I kept it flat on the file. I did this a little at a time reinstalling it and testing until the cant was gone. The sight is a nice sight is nice but a better mount and adjustment arrows would have been nice.
306315
the sight screws on fine with a drop of glue on the threads, go as tight as possible with it lined up right and stop... don't over tighten . ... after glue dries use small file to sand off post on the inside of the barrel.
674045
Hi Mark - I am sorry but I do not know. My pistol is very new. I can say that it is a very nice breech and improved the accuracy of mine quite a bit.
2055266
I have the same type pistol. I was never able to find those sights. I would suggest you contact sig for an update on that one
1293675
Ha Ha, I had to go look. There is two allen head screws holding each one on. Not sure what it looks like without then, but I think I will find out. I'm not a fan of all that either. The AR it's on, I removed the quad rail and put MagPul back on. It's a carbine. Looks better and it's half pound lighter.
1916000
There should be a yoke already attached to the rifle. The mating member of the bayonet slips into it and it tightens down with the screw. It takes about a minute.
1032912
If you see four slits on the that buttstock, most like you can. If you don't, you may need to resort to ideas outside the box. I fitted this cheek riser on my M1A scout squad stock. I grinded off the fitting slots and used tapebothers non adhesive tape to seal the deal. It's stable and a cheap solution.
50600
You're not changing the internal threading of the pistol, just the external grip. Your current hardware will work just the same, however I found them to strip easily so I swapped them with internal wrenching/hex head screws for durability.