Which is the best way to install? flip down to muzzle or flip down to stock?
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Flip down to muzzle, humans tend to have more strength and control pulling,would not get knocked down moving forward,also can help in clearing some free float hand guards. Also if you plan on putting on an additional site, make sure you purchase the correct components so they co-witness.
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It can go on ether way. I like the sight to folds down toward the stock. also I have found out that the nut will work it's self loose after a few shots and fall off the rifle. I had to put a drop of lock tight on the threads. I would use the Medium lock tight not the Max hold lock tight. or if you don't plan to take the front sight off for some time. then use the Max hold. I tried the Magpull Gen 2 flip up sights. I got rid of those and went with these utg flip ups. I should have bought the utg's first they are cheaper and better then the Magpull sights. I hope this helps. if you need any more info on any AR-15 or AK -47 parts just let me know. It can go on ether way. I like the sight to folds down toward the stock. also I have found out that the nut will work it's self loose after a few shots and fall off the rifle. I had to put a drop of lock tight on the threads. I would use the Medium lock tight not the Max hold lock tight. or if you don't plan to take the front sight off for some time. then use the Max hold. I tried the Magpull Gen 2 flip up sights. I got rid of those and went with these utg flip ups. I should have bought the utg's first they are cheaper and better then the Magpull sights. I hope this helps. if you need any... » Read More It can go on ether way. I like the sight to folds down toward the stock. also I have found out that the nut will work it's self loose after a few shots and fall off the rifle. I had to put a drop of lock tight on the threads. I would use the Medium lock tight not the Max hold lock tight. or if you don't plan to take the front sight off for some time. then use the Max hold. I tried the Magpull Gen 2 flip up sights. I got rid of those and went with these utg flip ups. I should have bought the utg's first they are cheaper and better then the Magpull sights. I hope this helps. if you need any more info on any AR-15 or AK -47 parts just let me know. « Show Less
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Most likely BACK to the top of the Pic-rail. These sights are INCREDIBLE! I have mine on my Olympic Arms OA-93. Top-of-the-line accessory for a top-of-the-line firearm! Enjoy yours!
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Most likely BACK to the top of the Pic-rail. These sights are INCREDIBLE! I have mine on my Olympic Arms OA-93. Top-of-the-line accessory for a top-of-the-line firearm!Enjoy yours!
1760692
This sight is meant to flip down in the direction of the muzzle but you can use it anyway you wish.
773239
Yep, on the side of the gun there is a switch you can flip from safety to semi, to full auto. there is also a cover you can flip down on the other side to switch from hop-up to normal.
1033675
This mount is fairly low to the receiver. If you don't have a front sight you can flip down I would not recommend it.
417345
The answer to your question is: It really doesn't matter fire or aft, although I would lean toward aft because you have th tongue jack as a stabilizing point. However, if you are serious about stopping "trailer sway," it is really advantageous to get a second set and install both fire and aft.
218355
I have installed 5 of these stocks and only had to do small amount of fitting on one. The 24/47 action is a bit shorter than a standard 98 so you may have to shave a little off the stock where the front action bolt is, fairly easy to do
458879
Proper size Allen key in the muzzle end of the barrel and turn counter clockwise. Careful not to damage the crown. Check out gatewaytoairguns.org for all the airing info you could ever need
1895765
Negative. Stock does not interfere with mount. The potion that covers the barrel may. I actually bought this mount system and thought it was gargbage. Did not align properly with stripper clip guide on reciever. I suggest getting the light-weight aluminum one. The mount itself has to be "tapped" into place.
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This is an odd question since it's not about this particular product, but I will answer it anyway. First off this product the ambi charging handle, then an ambi selector switch, non rotating pins for the trigger housing on the lower, I'm a magwell holder so I put a CAA magazine grip attached to the bottom of my quad rail, and the main upgrade for me is sights, iron/flip up and red dot.
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You might as well just buy a slip on recoil pad as to waste you time and money on an ill fitting piece of junk. If you do put it on, you'll want to take it off when you are done shooting. The rifle is an inanimate object but is still a piece of history and deserves more respect than to have that ill fitting pos put on it.
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I have a Tipton gun vice and put the gun in it upside down. If butstock is not attached, any vice will do. I just drilled a hole with cordless drill and ran the stud screw in with small screwdriver to fit in swivel hole. Added super glue to threads for extra strength bond. Been on there a couple years now. Good luck.
312783
Get a self tapping swivel screw, drill a small pilot hole in the very bottom edge of the stock and screw in the swivel screw. Before you do this remove the butt plate and verify there is enough material where you want the swivel to attach.
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You have to clamp the barrel, I belive the stock is to flimsy. I wrapped the barrel with cardboard and tightened down with a screwdriver, It looks really nice on a SR, you won't be disappointed.
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I think the buttstock will work but not the forend, so you might want to just get the buttstock kit. Mine has helped me enormously, it's probably the best upgrade there is for these. Hope that helps.Check this link out for more info:http://www.thehighroad.org/archive/index.php/t-469394.html
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If you see four slits on the that buttstock, most like you can. If you don't, you may need to resort to ideas outside the box. I fitted this cheek riser on my M1A scout squad stock. I grinded off the fitting slots and used tapebothers non adhesive tape to seal the deal. It's stable and a cheap solution.
1664981
This should fit if going on a gas block and not a rail. You can use just about any rear flip up site, I have a mid-west and mag pull.
2201965
I'm jealous, wish I had a Ruger 10/22. The "flip-over" clamps fit a picatiny rail, or standard (11mm?) sight slots on a air rifle. It worked great on both my applications: 1) Existing picatiny rails on "AR-15 look-alike" Mosberg 715T 22LR; And 2) existing standard (11mm?) sight slots on a Gamo air rifle .177
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You can buy a short section of Picatinny rail, and mount it to the stock directly. This product will not achieve the results you want.