Does it lean to one side or the other or pretty much stay level? Does it shift in the receiver or is it tight?
367870
Works good. No lean . Fits good.Other than you have to put the product together which I didn't expect. Its a nice unit. I got a waterproof storage bag to use with it and it works great to pack more gear.
367871
It stays pretty much level. It does wiggle in the receiver a little like any hitch, but I was surprised that I didn't hear it wiggling when driving like you do with a trailer hitch. I am satisfied with it.
367872
There is some lean from side to side but I have mine behind a 4 wheeler. I eliminated any lean at all by using a ratchet strap on each side of the receiver attaching it to rack on both sides.
367873
The carrier stays pretty tight in the receiver. I have not had any issue with it leaning to either side.
367874
Works good. No lean . Fits good. Other than you have to put the product together which I didn't expect. Its a nice unit. I got a waterproof storage bag to use with it and it works great to pack more gear.
1929607
The elasric strap holds it pretty secure. I've had no issues with it shifting even when I carry it in my messenger bag.When you close the case, there is some give because of the rotating feature. Just make sure it actually turned off.
1695821
You cannot move sideways the dividing section, but I don't think you will have a problem because the width its almost 18" wide. I have a Pioneer receiver Elite SC-79 and fit's OK except it's too deep and I cant install the back cover
336679
I have not experienced any noticeable movement or image shift when locking the vertical and/or the horizontal. The movement of the head has been very smooth. I use it with a 300mm lens so I don't have any experience with a larger 500mm lens. Once I establish balance of the lens and camera, the moves very smoothly.
2261809
It's very solid. I have it on an M&P; 15-22 with a slide fire stock and it gets a lot of shaking. Not have any adjustment problems.
1173315
I comes with one locking pin to hold it in your receiver and there is also a lock that holds the ball assembly in place (you have to unlock this to move it up and down or flip it around to the other size ball). FYI... if you have a class 5 receiver then you will need a longer locking pin.
2001833
Ours isn't tight by any means: it shifts several millimeters. But the construction keeps the slip pretty well in check, and I don't remember having any problems with it in use.
915828
I use a folding shank aluminum cargo carrier and it works great to prevent side to side dip ect. I also use a double receiver bar and it allows me to fold the carrier using the top entry while using the bottom for a 3.5 in drop tow bar for my trailer at the same time. I use the tightener on both and almost all movement is gone.
147236
It screws clear into the inside of the reciever. You have to have the action open to run the screw through a nut..it is extremely stable once you have those screws in.
276746
i just received mine and yes it is tight- -but i used channel lockes on it so i could get a good grip. turn it to the right and the ball will pop loose and it will turn alot easier with use (be sure the knob is point to the top so you can turn it to the right) ps this is not the model i want - i need the one with the solid brass knob, they work better.
596138
Yeah. I found it was a little wonky as well, but you can shift it with two hands on each side bar without doing any damage. In fact, you'll find after using it for a bit that you may need to readjust it as well.
530805
I haven't noticed any major shifting, mine move a tiny bit. You can't pull them off the stand unless they're locked, so I'm not too concerned about a little slippage.
3146
I like mine. It does not rattle the windows but I do get a surprisingly deep bass from such a slim package. It will not quite fit under my seats but it should fit under some which would be interesting. I like the output remote its nice for on the fly adjustment. Cant compare it to the other unit as I have not seen it.
1560240
I have this on a 5.56 and its great. This is a very solid piece and does stay put. But i still use locktite on anything not intended to be removable. I have used the on lights and lasers. I have no problem recommending this. Hope this helps.
119106
Righty tighty lefty loosy. It has a selector knob for the direction you want to turn it. Or center for no rachet.
1556994
Fitted with the elastic sides. I have had no issues with it at all as far as shifting off or not staying put.
285572
It locks in place both ways with a tension spring. And yes, it does stay in line. The holographic sight stays where you dialed it in. The magnifier just makes the recticle and the sight picture bigger. Its impractically heavy, but a cool piece of hardware none the less.