Is the small screw for the existing gauge cap? and the 2nd long one for the polymer stock? If yes, what drill bit do i need to install the long one?
747060
I never had to drill. my stock had removable plug I'm guessing 3/16. To match bit get one the size matching the core of screw not including the thickness of threads. Better to get smaller hole than the because threads will fit tight. If you were to drill larger than needed place a tooth pick with wood glue only on tooth pick. then screw the take a screw in place removing any excess glue.
747061
The swivels should attach to the front of your gauge cap and to the swivel mount underneath of your stock. If you do not have either, the you would use a drill bit that is slightly smaller than the screws. I would suggest mounting your gun in a fixture or a vise. Cover it with a heavy towel as not to scratch it up. Drill the holes, and put in the adhesive. Then screw in the screws and wipe off any excess adhesive. Then open the detachable swivels and mount them.
1288142
It is meant for the synthetic stock. I'd return bit and go to the manufacturers website to find the right unit.
700952
the instructions say drill 7/64" pilot hole, which is a hair smaller than 1/8". I forgot to wax the first screw and couldn't get it in all the way...almost stripped the phillips head. Waxed it and it went right in. Be sure to use a quality #2 Phillips screwdriver and get your guitar in a position that you can push the screwdriver down hard to avoid it camming out of the screw head, or you'll strip the screw heads.
1067777
The insert is for a M12 X 1.5 bolt. The new hole is different. The pitch of the new thread is the same (1.5)
2110226
hi, the one the i bought is the 2 1/4 in threaded cap, and it worked perfectly. i hope this help you.regardsmillerp
1761058
I would go to Kuryakyn website but I have of the colored ring inserts between my endcap and grip along with my ISO throttle boss and the screws I got were long enough. On a side note I put a bit of blue loctite on my screws to insure they do not vibrate loose.
1163331
I can not tell you! I only know that when I ordered my kit(I called Blackhawk) and was told that the stock was what I needed! The installation of the stock was fine,not any problems! However the "forend" would not fit my Mossberg 500 as I was told. The stock works great,I only wish the forend did also!
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My stock had a hole already drilled in it, and had a plastic plug in it. When I popped out the plug the hole that was there wasn't big enough for the supplied screw. So, I very carefully drilled the hole out the way the directions explained. As a precaution I put a little drop of PL adhesive in it. I'm never planning on taking that screw out and figured the PL would only strengthen the screw and hole. Hope this helps. MORE IMPORTANTLY....... Be careful with the Allen screw on the barrel end, that can strip out quite easily. Don't loosen and tighten it more than once or twice, and definately use some thread lock. Hope this helps. My stock had a hole already drilled in it, and had a plastic plug in it. When I popped out the plug the hole that was there wasn't big enough for the supplied screw. So, I very carefully drilled the hole out the way the directions explained. As a precaution I put a little drop of PL adhesive in it. I'm never planning on taking that screw out and figured the PL would only strengthen the screw and hole. Hope this helps. MORE IMPORTANTLY....... Be careful with the Allen screw on the barrel end, that can strip out quite easily. Don't loosen and tighten it more than once or twice, and definately... » Read More My stock had a hole already drilled in it, and had a plastic plug in it. When I popped out the plug the hole that was there wasn't big enough for the supplied screw. So, I very carefully drilled the hole out the way the directions explained. As a precaution I put a little drop of PL adhesive in it. I'm never planning on taking that screw out and figured the PL would only strengthen the screw and hole. Hope this helps. MORE IMPORTANTLY....... Be careful with the Allen screw on the barrel end, that can strip out quite easily. Don't loosen and tighten it more than once or twice, and definately use some thread lock. Hope this helps. « Show Less
2138045
I had to buy longer screws found them at lowes home improvements. They are metric screws m4 7 they come in many sizes a 2 inch screw would be 4o mm
1199656
The .05 must be the depleted rod diameter, there is a copper twisted wire in the center a new rod which is not sacrificed like the magnesium.How about your plug opening, is it larger then 1"? If so the ,900 rod should work.
1121368
I'm not 100% sure but I think these are the measurements for my screws... #6 10mm long flat head screws with 40 threads per inch. Note: Home depot probably won't have these so try a Fastenals or nuts/bolts specialty hardware store.Proceed with caution as I used stainless steel screws (so they wouldn't strip, rust, etc...) with my rail; I tightened them enough so that they hold the rail in with no wobble but I wouldn't go crazy and over tighten them as they may damage the receiver's threads. This rail was actually made for H&R; rifles and not the pardner pump shotgun (same hole spacing, different rail thickness) In any case, I've got 50 rounds through it and my red dot is still tight. I'm not 100% sure but I think these are the measurements for my screws... #6 10mm long flat head screws with 40 threads per inch. Note: Home depot probably won't have these so try a Fastenals or nuts/bolts specialty hardware store.Proceed with caution as I used stainless steel screws (so they wouldn't strip, rust, etc...) with my rail; I tightened them enough so that they hold the rail in with no wobble but I wouldn't go crazy and over tighten them as they may damage the receiver's threads. This rail was actually made for H&R; rifles and not the pardner pump shotgun (same hole... » Read More I'm not 100% sure but I think these are the measurements for my screws... #6 10mm long flat head screws with 40 threads per inch. Note: Home depot probably won't have these so try a Fastenals or nuts/bolts specialty hardware store.Proceed with caution as I used stainless steel screws (so they wouldn't strip, rust, etc...) with my rail; I tightened them enough so that they hold the rail in with no wobble but I wouldn't go crazy and over tighten them as they may damage the receiver's threads. This rail was actually made for H&R; rifles and not the pardner pump shotgun (same hole spacing, different rail thickness) In any case, I've got 50 rounds through it and my red dot is still tight. « Show Less
1220808
Yes, it screws into the stock. You may have to drill pilot holes for the screws depending on you stock configuration.
2281186
Put in the 2 screws then a plastic cover plate fits in stock you will probably need a small pc of wood and tap on it. Very tight fit
1296073
If you're talking the flat, round torx screw, you'll likely have to contact the manufacturer. If that doesn't work I'd buy another for $15 and keep the other as parts.
201972
I believe I got the proper length screws. I know that I got a rubber (non-adhesive) gasket to prevent the shell holder from scratching the gun.
1285287
There is a cap on the end of the handle that you unscrew. You can also replace the stock bits with others if you have specialized bits that you use on a regular basis.
923319
Nope, just checked. It just needs two more millimeters. But you can go to home depot or whatever and get a longer bolt of the same diameter, it'll work perfectly.