Will this guard fit a Stag Arms lower, looks like mine has roll pin in the rear. The front has blind one sided drowel pin being held with a tiny pin underneath holding it in place? Appears you knock out the rear roll pin, then the front swings down and you then have access to the tiny roll pin. Remove that and the blind drowel drops out???? Will this guard fit a Stag Arms lower, looks like mine has roll pin in the rear. The front has blind one sided drowel pin being held with a tiny pin underneath holding it in place? Appears you... » Read More Will this guard fit a Stag Arms lower, looks like mine has roll pin in the rear. The front has blind one sided drowel pin being held with a tiny pin underneath holding it in place? Appears you knock out the rear roll pin, then the front swings down and you then have access to the tiny roll pin. Remove that and the blind drowel drops out???? « Show Less
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Yes this will fit your Stag Arms lower. The pin your are asking about is spring loaded. You will have to push or pry gently to push spring back to remove it. Use caution and patience.
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If it is a milspec lower there is a roll pin in the rear and a set screw in the front be very careful knocking the roll pin out or you will break the ear off the lower. make sure you have the other side well supported before you knock the roll pin out .look on youtube I am sure there is a video
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This will fit, as long as the Stag Arms lower is mil-spec.The front of the original has a spring-loaded pin on the on side, made to be depressed with the bullet nose of a cartridge in the field (for firing with thick gloves).Depress that, and the trigger guard will rotate down. As you say, rear of guard has a roll pin. Drift it out with an appropriate sized pin punch. Support the ear on the side facing down oryou can break it off.When you replace with the magpul trigger guard, the rear is the same, in that it uses a roll pin. The front uses a small set screw instead of the spring-loaded pin.5 minute job, if you have the proper tools. This will fit, as long as the Stag Arms lower is mil-spec.The front of the original has a spring-loaded pin on the on side, made to be depressed with the bullet nose of a cartridge in the field (for firing with thick gloves).Depress that, and the trigger guard will rotate down. As you say, rear of guard has a roll pin. Drift it out with an appropriate sized pin punch. Support the ear on the side facing down oryou can break it off.When you replace with the magpul trigger guard, the rear is the same, in that it uses a roll pin. The front uses a small set screw instead... » Read More This will fit, as long as the Stag Arms lower is mil-spec.The front of the original has a spring-loaded pin on the on side, made to be depressed with the bullet nose of a cartridge in the field (for firing with thick gloves).Depress that, and the trigger guard will rotate down. As you say, rear of guard has a roll pin. Drift it out with an appropriate sized pin punch. Support the ear on the side facing down oryou can break it off.When you replace with the magpul trigger guard, the rear is the same, in that it uses a roll pin. The front uses a small set screw instead of the spring-loaded pin.5 minute job, if you have the proper tools. « Show Less
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my P 220 Elite stainless had a Picatinny rail under the barrel on the front and that part of the pistol did not have an issue going into the holster. However I ultimately had to return this holster because the beaver tail on this Elite model pistol was too long to allow the pistol how to properly snap into place in the holster. So the pistol really was unable to fit properly because of the beaver tail. if your rail is aftermarket, mounted on the top of the pistol then my guess would be it really won't fit either, however again the factory rail built into the bottom of the frame on the front was not an issue. my P 220 Elite stainless had a Picatinny rail under the barrel on the front and that part of the pistol did not have an issue going into the holster. However I ultimately had to return this holster because the beaver tail on this Elite model pistol was too long to allow the pistol how to properly snap into place in the holster. So the pistol really was unable to fit properly because of the beaver tail. if your rail is aftermarket, mounted on the top of the pistol then my guess would be it really won't fit either, however again the factory rail built into the bottom of the frame on the front... » Read More my P 220 Elite stainless had a Picatinny rail under the barrel on the front and that part of the pistol did not have an issue going into the holster. However I ultimately had to return this holster because the beaver tail on this Elite model pistol was too long to allow the pistol how to properly snap into place in the holster. So the pistol really was unable to fit properly because of the beaver tail. if your rail is aftermarket, mounted on the top of the pistol then my guess would be it really won't fit either, however again the factory rail built into the bottom of the frame on the front was not an issue. « Show Less
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One additional note. My gunsmith cautioned me that there is a very slight "overhang" before he installed them because these are made for the full size. He is right but is ever so slight and I haven't thought about it again until your post made me think about it.
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I don't know what "entry modes" is about, but it might fit the handguards on a Rock River. These rails are rather thick and may or may not fit the channel on the handguard, so it's a crap shoot. I bought them for a Stag AR15, but couldn't use them because of that fit into the channel and the Stag has a metal shield on the interior that interfered with the mounting. I did put them on a DPMS and worked OK. As I wrote in my comments, these didn't come with mounting hardware, so you'd have to buy that. In the long run, I prefer to just buy a good set of handguards with the rails already on them. Doesn't really cost that much more and WAY more attractive and solid system. I don't know what "entry modes" is about, but it might fit the handguards on a Rock River. These rails are rather thick and may or may not fit the channel on the handguard, so it's a crap shoot. I bought them for a Stag AR15, but couldn't use them because of that fit into the channel and the Stag has a metal shield on the interior that interfered with the mounting. I did put them on a DPMS and worked OK. As I wrote in my comments, these didn't come with mounting hardware, so you'd have to buy that. In the long run, I prefer to just buy a good set of handguards with the rails... » Read More I don't know what "entry modes" is about, but it might fit the handguards on a Rock River. These rails are rather thick and may or may not fit the channel on the handguard, so it's a crap shoot. I bought them for a Stag AR15, but couldn't use them because of that fit into the channel and the Stag has a metal shield on the interior that interfered with the mounting. I did put them on a DPMS and worked OK. As I wrote in my comments, these didn't come with mounting hardware, so you'd have to buy that. In the long run, I prefer to just buy a good set of handguards with the rails already on them. Doesn't really cost that much more and WAY more attractive and solid system. « Show Less
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It is fairly easy. Just take off the lower hand guard if it looks like the usual A2 style but shorter, leave the shielding in place (makes it easier). Get a "Magpul MOE Polymer Rail Sections" piece that runs about $6 for the short one. Attach as shown through the holes of the handguard (lower only). Now you have a rail section attached straight to the hand guard and works great. I have pictures if you have questions. There is also the mount the goes just in front of the front sight assembly and around the bayonet stud. Either should work, but the first works better if you plan on putting a light and laser on the later method. Good luck and have fun!
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hello, what are the complete full dimensions of your pack nylon that you would want to cover, as the the pack that these covers were designed to fit are completely different than the pack you are asking to cover. Have you looked at the packs that eberlestock designed this cover to fit? Check them out for a better idea of the pack cover. I have the cover and use it on 2 other internal frame packs, similar to the eberlestock packs, but not an external frame as you have. With bungees, I am sure you can cover it fine, but that really depends on whether it will even fit or not, as your pack seems quite square and the eberlestocks are rectangular when loaded. Hope this helps. sincerely, shs, ceo
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the rdplacement that i ordered was a perfect fit and the hole is made slightly diffrent in a better way then the origanal. mine was over 25 yrs and replaced both cause of cracked old ones. the screw to hold it on post is now on top and esaer to use. knight and day diffrence. it turns with one finger now and spins all the way around with a one finger spin. omg was so glad they were the right ones.i wood recomend this to who ever wants to replace one. i couldent believe i even found replacements. figured wood have to replace cabnet.. there are two diffrent sizes so make sure yours is a 28 or i think other one is 24 ince i think.. hope this helps. the rdplacement that i ordered was a perfect fit and the hole is made slightly diffrent in a better way then the origanal. mine was over 25 yrs and replaced both cause of cracked old ones. the screw to hold it on post is now on top and esaer to use. knight and day diffrence. it turns with one finger now and spins all the way around with a one finger spin. omg was so glad they were the right ones.i wood recomend this to who ever wants to replace one. i couldent believe i even found replacements. figured wood have to replace cabnet.. there are two diffrent sizes so make sure yours is a 28 or... » Read More the rdplacement that i ordered was a perfect fit and the hole is made slightly diffrent in a better way then the origanal. mine was over 25 yrs and replaced both cause of cracked old ones. the screw to hold it on post is now on top and esaer to use. knight and day diffrence. it turns with one finger now and spins all the way around with a one finger spin. omg was so glad they were the right ones.i wood recomend this to who ever wants to replace one. i couldent believe i even found replacements. figured wood have to replace cabnet.. there are two diffrent sizes so make sure yours is a 28 or i think other one is 24 ince i think.. hope this helps. « Show Less
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When I mounted this on my wifes Bushmaster AR15 carry handle the bottom portion of the mount slid right into the opening of the handle...the only portion that extended to the left and right of the handle was the rail and when the quick target acquisition sight was mounted.....since her charging handle is to the rear I am not sure if this will help you....one draw back we discovered Is the supplied nut failed to keep this rail secured...tried thread seal tape and it didn't help...did not try thread lock...so installed sawtooth lock washer with nylon locknut.....two trips out and so far has held intact. When I mounted this on my wifes Bushmaster AR15 carry handle the bottom portion of the mount slid right into the opening of the handle...the only portion that extended to the left and right of the handle was the rail and when the quick target acquisition sight was mounted.....since her charging handle is to the rear I am not sure if this will help you....one draw back we discovered Is the supplied nut failed to keep this rail secured...tried thread seal tape and it didn't help...did not try thread lock...so installed sawtooth lock washer with nylon locknut.....two trips out and so far has... » Read More When I mounted this on my wifes Bushmaster AR15 carry handle the bottom portion of the mount slid right into the opening of the handle...the only portion that extended to the left and right of the handle was the rail and when the quick target acquisition sight was mounted.....since her charging handle is to the rear I am not sure if this will help you....one draw back we discovered Is the supplied nut failed to keep this rail secured...tried thread seal tape and it didn't help...did not try thread lock...so installed sawtooth lock washer with nylon locknut.....two trips out and so far has held intact. « Show Less
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My thoughts: I have a Smith 13-1 (apx 1967 vintage.) I have three (honest THREE) different sets of Pachmayr grips for it, and they are all completely PerfecT. They needed no trimming and the bottom is totally captured (surrounded.) I do not, though, recommend Hogue grips. They are a bit weird, for me, and feel sticky and....... well... just didn't feel right For Me. We are all different. I am 65 years old and have been shooting since I was 10. If you can't get to a store where you can look and feel the grips, Pachmayr is a good bet. (Especially if you can return them... like buy from Midwest. Just thoughts.) Let me know if I can further help. Barry
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The short answer is - yes, it fits. The front sight post does not have a lot of clearance, and I've notice just a little wear on the finish of the front sight from it hitting every so slightly on the holster. That said, I've never noticed it snag or otherwise cause any issues taking the weapon out or re-holstering. The one key point to make note of is that the slide will stick out of the bottom of this model about 1/3". If you want or need the slide / barrel fully covered, this may be an issue for you.
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I am not home right now, but I can check later. I don't know if there is a way to attach a picture, but I have one of how the rod sits in the holder. Mine sits with about 4 inches sticking out before the base of the my open reel. I do not have a pistol grip on my rod so I am not sure how it will sit. Even though my reel sticks out quite a bit sometimes it sits kind of awkward if I am not careful about how I set it in, this could just be because of the angle I set it in in my kayak...sometimes the rod spins and the reel hits the side of my kayak. Over all I am happy with the holder and may even buy another one to hold a second rod. I am not home right now, but I can check later. I don't know if there is a way to attach a picture, but I have one of how the rod sits in the holder. Mine sits with about 4 inches sticking out before the base of the my open reel. I do not have a pistol grip on my rod so I am not sure how it will sit. Even though my reel sticks out quite a bit sometimes it sits kind of awkward if I am not careful about how I set it in, this could just be because of the angle I set it in in my kayak...sometimes the rod spins and the reel hits the side of my kayak. Over all I am happy with the holder and may... » Read More I am not home right now, but I can check later. I don't know if there is a way to attach a picture, but I have one of how the rod sits in the holder. Mine sits with about 4 inches sticking out before the base of the my open reel. I do not have a pistol grip on my rod so I am not sure how it will sit. Even though my reel sticks out quite a bit sometimes it sits kind of awkward if I am not careful about how I set it in, this could just be because of the angle I set it in in my kayak...sometimes the rod spins and the reel hits the side of my kayak. Over all I am happy with the holder and may even buy another one to hold a second rod. « Show Less
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After I installed it, I did not see any change in clearance or anything blocking the way for the spare to drop. Don't cut the second plastic guard until you test fit the guard in place. The instructions, lead you to cut off a both/screw point that did not need to be cut.
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I have a stag arms ar and it didnt compensate for the beveled edges of thebsides of the handle as you look down range so it did not work for my handle
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I've got the same problem. I ordered the steel frame grips but they sent me poly grips instead. I tried them anyway. Close fit but not good enough. Won't go all the way up the frame. Stops about 4mm short. Plus you have to go to the hardware store and buy a shorter screw. I would not recommend it. I ordered again. Hopefully this time they get it right.
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On my Savage Mark II rifle (.22) there is only a butt plate; therefore, I did not remove it. If your gun has an actual butt pad then you may have to remove it depending on how thick it is. You'll have to judge that for yourself. My goal with this pad was to increase LOP since my stock was a lot shorter than I liked.
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I've looked for a pic of your gun and didn't find one; I would try it because there's a little bit of give to it; you can always send it back.Once it snaps in place it does not move.I am bias for TruGlo I have them on all of my guns.
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The scabbard fits relatively snug onto the habaki of the blade (the brass fitting above the hand guard). Snug meaning that if you tilt the sword while it is in the case it should not fall out loosley, however I have noticed after drawing and re-sheathing a few times the grip of the scabbard will become less effective.