how much of original skeg is required?
742648
A very small amount. I would guess a couple inches is all you need maybe less. Of course the more you have the better but the mounting screws are about half an inch from the top of the Skeggard itself and those are all it really needs.
742649
Not much needed for attachment, as the screws are at the top, but for stability I'd say at least 5 inches of both front and back so it can be jammed on between them.I had about 6 in the front and 5 in the back and I had to pound it on.
742650
I would agree with Cristian, about inch to inch and a half across the bottom of the skep for the bolts to go thru securely. On my boat the snugness came on the first inch off the skeg, letting the bolts tighten for a perfect fit.
742651
You need about 1 in 1/2 across , if not drill new holes and work with what you have left . The material is stainless so make sure you used stainless steel machine screws and lock nut. The screws that come with I didn't use them as I need longer once for the new holes I made . Looks and work well
979354
I would first try through Kolpin. Otherwise, I would get make and model off the original and research sources using Google.
632219
you'll need to do a bit of dremmel or hand file work to accommodate the slightly larger detachable magazines. Worth it though I'd say seeing as that this stock is simply excellent! Hands down the most comfortable and balanced stock for an SKS I have yet to come across. Invest the time to modify it it's not a difficult project, it just requires patience.
1423835
They recommend you don't [cause they have to], but I have a 16" vintage one fixed with no trouble. It's really snug [kind of as it should be] and if I wanted to be able to get it on and off swiftly, the other answers are accurate--the lug could use a bit of filing. That said, I took a chance and my bayonet went on with no work needed. With all due respect to the previous answers, if the bayonet is fixed properly, the ring on the top of the quillion [guard] is around the muzzle, so unless you're actively slashing a bunch of heavy stuff you won't need to worry to much about torque on the lug [even if you've altered it a bit]. They recommend you don't [cause they have to], but I have a 16" vintage one fixed with no trouble. It's really snug [kind of as it should be] and if I wanted to be able to get it on and off swiftly, the other answers are accurate--the lug could use a bit of filing. That said, I took a chance and my bayonet went on with no work needed. With all due respect to the previous answers, if the bayonet is fixed properly, the ring on the top of the quillion [guard] is around the muzzle, so unless you're actively slashing a bunch of heavy stuff you won't need to worry to much about torque on the... » Read More They recommend you don't [cause they have to], but I have a 16" vintage one fixed with no trouble. It's really snug [kind of as it should be] and if I wanted to be able to get it on and off swiftly, the other answers are accurate--the lug could use a bit of filing. That said, I took a chance and my bayonet went on with no work needed. With all due respect to the previous answers, if the bayonet is fixed properly, the ring on the top of the quillion [guard] is around the muzzle, so unless you're actively slashing a bunch of heavy stuff you won't need to worry to much about torque on the lug [even if you've altered it a bit]. « Show Less
1193091
Sure! During fairly calm weather it should be great. Do you have the skeg? Very useful.
603013
The skewers are 7.5 inches. You shouldn't need extras. It comes with several plus the extras wouldn't fit.
970551
I'd love to upload a pic but don't see ANYwhere - here, the webpage, or w/my review that allows me to do that. The pic shows how oddly shaped the skeg is - it is really made specifically to fit the sevylor kyak. So I'm not sure if you could make it fit something else. It makes a huge difference in the steering. But it only has to be just a bit off center for it to be worse than none at all. So it has to fit tight. If you can think of a way for me to get a pic to you or if you want me to try and describe it let me know.
902681
The skeg is a plastic rudder that attaches to the bottom of the kayak to help it go straight. If you read the reviews you learn like we did that the skeg falls of usually the first time in the water. If you contact Intex they will tell you that the part #11650 is on back order and will be available July 15th, 2013 (yesterday) Of course upon checking, they now say they have no idea when the skeg will be available. The boat is useless without it. We used ours one time. If not for this issue, it's a great buy as it is a nice kayak if you dont mind going in circles!
1639277
Not much. Content seem to be same. Manuals are available online. In fact bulk package was easier to get the component out.
756446
No there is not a check list of the components needed in the book.Almost have to know the procedure to ask.For purposes of information: You will need to process your cast bullets using:The correct sizer die for the caliberThe correct top punch for the nose configuration (SWC- Rn etc...)
375305
I dont believe so.i had a module burn out and that seemed like that seemed like the only additional item that u didn't need to purchase a whole kit.
2086809
I would suggest contacting OGGI directly, here's the link to their "contact us" page: http://www.oggicorporation.com/contactus.html
1472939
I would say about an inch. If you have jumpers you may want to remove part of the hood and use craft canvas to fill in where the hood lid would sit.
2223131
There are several sizes for the Skegguard. Each one will have a different part number. I would check with Keel Guard to confirm what size you need. Or you can measure your current skeg and chose the appropriate size from that.
2003408
I'm not sure exactly. But it was alot. How many do you need?I have a lot left over
1752517
Not really sure about that. But see if you can get the item number and ask Husqvarna at their customer service otherwise.
850683
I'm assuming that "SMG" is the U.K. version of the Chinese B series air gun's, ,,,so, Unless it's "tuned" beyond your 12 ft/lb legal limit, They're too heavy, and would most likely damage your mainspring before you finished the tin. If you want to stay in the JSB line, I suggest JSB Exact "Jumbo" RS @ 13.43gr,. They should provide you with great accuracy, and a decent muzzle velocity, Hope this helps. Cheer's, Andy.