is it pre drilld for the trigger mount brakets?
1138865
Yes the fairing is pre drilled for the hardware. Thank you very much for your interest in our company and we look forward to earning your business.
625010
There should be no drilling required. It taps into the rear sight of the rifle, and has two threaded bolts that go where the original steel pins were.
1748537
I haven't had it professionally mounted yet and shot but I would say yes since it's mounted throught the stock
1416529
Don't know mine is broke down first time I tried to test it. Recoil starter fell apart. Waiting for pro trade to respond.
17337
Nope. Just go to hardware store and purchase 10mm fine thread bolts. Also use lock tight on bolts so they won't vibrate off. I just purchase the plastic pull start because the metal. Recoil throw plunger thing stop working. Lasted one month.
184220
Yes. For my Odyessey all hardware needed was included. No drilling needed. I kept the bolts loose until all were in, then tightened them. No problems in the 6 months I've had it.
130857
No. The shotshell carrier bolts in to the trigger assembly mounts. Ensure bolts are tightened to Remington specifications.
564815
it is the small screw under the hole in the trigger. the instructions shows a diagram of its possition and explains how to adjust it. it is the best priced powerful break barrel they sell. I also recommend a bipod.
444951
Yes - alignment hole is pre-drilled. Installation was about one of the easiest things I've done.
1603368
It is your choice where to install. There are no pre-drilled holes. Mine was outed on the trailer tongue.
1468533
Yes. The pistol grip area covers part of the trigger assembly so it had to be removed in order to get it out.
2060805
Yes, above your trigger finger. However, unless you are using an extension bit, you will find that the light does not go where the screwdriver bit makes contact with screws. The drill body blocks the light from getting to this spot. The photo of the drill on this site, where the light is falling in a circular pattern around the bit, is faked. Yep, they are faking it, since no light reaches much of this area. I have one of these, and it works well, but the light is a laugh. Didn't someone at the design facility actually try one of these before going into production?
2113092
Yes, it's a variable speed drill and is controlled by the pressure you apply to the trigger in forward or reverse.
176192
The one I put on was specific to the #4 Mk 1, 2 and 5 and there was no drilling you do have to take off the rear sight and use the holes to mount the sight. it was slick and easy. They also make one for the #1 so order that one for your rifle. No drilling is the claim to fame of these mounts. Good and solid.
315868
If you have the ati scope mount that's drilled yes... just the rear sight mount no.. recommend the ati set up drill and tap... best way for a sturdy mount
2026786
Mine has a lot of torque and a poor trigger. You pretty much get all or nothing which is OK for drilling but not so good where controlled power delivery is needed.
1480428
Yes. It includes a torx wrench to unscrew the mount from the sight. You can then install any aftermarket mount of your choosing.