I need the spring clip that hols the bolt to the shooting rail. Do you know where I can get this?
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Bob, We do not sell this as a separate part. If you bought the item through us, then we could send you a replacement. Did you have a dovetail or weaver rail on your crossbow? Best, Bruce
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there are holes on the top for a mount bracket. you might need to buy it from the ruger manufacturer.
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I would go to Leapers.com. There you will find UTG items and if you cannot find replacement screws, then email them. They are a great company.
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Most rifles have the swivel studs in place or they are predrilled for the studs. If not you will need to get the studs, most pawn or gun shops have them. Then get your rifle drilled. Those shops should be able to help with that also. Hope I was able to help.
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Hey Renee i think you should go to ballistic's webpage and take a look if you can find the parts number then come back to amazon and check it out! This only applies if ballistic guys have the part available all alone!
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Although you can get them for other makes and models. Currently the Ruger clips are only made for the LCP and the LC9.
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Thankfully it uses the Tippmann 98 Threading. You can fit it on any gun that has these, Tippmann 98, 98 Cutsom, Project Salvo, Project Carver, etc. Have fun!
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There are little clips that go for different model guns. I believe there was one for sig sauer
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You can attach it directly to any pickatanny rail. Not sure what you are attaching it to I have mine on an AR-15. If it's a pistol you plan to attach it to Yankee Hill makes a good dovetail you can find those at Midway.
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If your gun has a dovetail mount you will need an adapter. So first verify what mount your gun has.
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When I bought mine there were two mounting options available - a Weaver/Picattiny type cross slot mount, or a variety of slide mounts designed to fit into the rear sight dovetail of some centre fire pistols. I got the cross slot only. I expect that is still available.
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Mine didn't fit as stock from the factory. Minor modification took about 10 minutes with a pencil and powered ultrasonic cutter. Dremel with cutting wheels would work as well. The spine above the site channel needed to be cut down to fit my optic mount. Finish it off with a small file or some sand paper... My M&P; CORE has a Burris Fastfire III mounted on it.
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There is a short "rail" on the bottom, right in front of the trigger, which is standard for after-market attachments. My son just ordered this (Umarex USA Walther PPQ (CO2) Accessory Rail) which connects to the bottom rail and wraps around to make a longer accessory rail for the top.
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you must have the correct mount (that fits your gun) because it bolts to the mount- which fits the gun (or rail) mine w/mount looks factory installed. shot it 100+ times, works great
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Yes, it fit mine. The only issue was that I have a reshaped bolt handle so I had to grind away some of the material to make the notch deeper. Works fine. Only other issue is that you really need to get your face into the stock to properly see the sights, but once there it works fine, and seems to have reduce recoil some.
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I just bought this a couple of months ago. I had the same question and went through a lot of grief before finding the answer. You don't need a longer spring; you just install the extension tube and use the original spring that came with the M4. It works perfectly and the extension's finish matches the finish on the gun perfectly. I don't have a single regret about spending the extra money. Have fun.
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Mine came with a bolt and my stock was a telescoping m4 style one. It definitely was different. Yours may not come with one YMMV. However 5/16 18 bolts are easy to find though.