Can the grip remain bolted to the stock while the rest of the gun is disassembled, or does it have to come off first?
1382937
You can take it off however you dont need too. I think it is best to leave it on during maintenance and disassembling.
2077580
Yes. There will be a small space behind the trigger guard which is mo biggie. Stock will have to be removed in order to strip and clean gun. A foregrip replacement comes with the kit that's not compatible unless you buy a $30 (or so) slide tube assembly to replace whats currently there.
1868483
Yes. It can be disassembled for cleaning and maintenance. The general components to any rifle/firearm are barrel, bolt, breach and trigger assembly. Depending on the make and model, you can further break-down those components but in some cases, they aren't designed to be fully disassembled without special tools.
626019
I believe that you can by unscrewing the brackets which hold it in place on the top of the gun. I have not done so, but if you read the reviews about the gun, others have mentioned that they have taken the red dot sight off the gun.
889423
Check out videos on YouTube, look for disassembly of Glock slide. Very easy to do but hard to explain. You take off the slide, hold down the spring for the stricter while applying pressure to slide the stock plate off with your thumb. While there pull out the other parts and give them a cleaning. You will be happy with the results. Good luck.
2074765
There should be a little notch in front of the safety. Try and pull that out (there is a dot you push on the other side). After that, pull off the slide and take apart the gun. Just a tip, take a picture of the internals before disassembling them, it will save you a LOT of time when reassembling the gun. If there are pellets jammed in the barrel, carefully remove them. Make sure that you do not damage the part that keeps pellets in the chamber. Reassemble the gun and see if it works. If any pieces break in the process, superglue them back together. Good luck!
312781
Yes. My hunting partner and I did this to a Remington Composite Stock prior to installation on a Remington 742. It is not difficult but to do the job correctly you really need a drill press with a vice base to ensure the installation hole is drilled in the center of the crease on the lower side of the butt stock. I would NOT try and free hand this operation. If you DO NOT have a drill press with vise I would strongly urge you to employee the services of your local gunsmith. Hope this helps.
581311
Yes, if the stock does not have a sling swivel on it. Even then the swivel screw can screw through if so desired.
1151020
yes just slide off the tail stock and tool rest. The head stock with the motor attached will slide to that end. We have not done anything with it in this position.
50600
You're not changing the internal threading of the pistol, just the external grip. Your current hardware will work just the same, however I found them to strip easily so I swapped them with internal wrenching/hex head screws for durability.
1097182
The pistol grip, i havent really had a look at to see if it is removeable or not but the stock on the rifle is.
440454
No, at least one grip will require removal. Easy though. Get some soapy water and a flat tip screwdriver. Insert screwdriver between grip and bar putting soapy water in and twist. May have to do it in a couple spots to get it to release, but it will come off. Then when installing back on (the grip), use water and dip grip and push back on. It will twist and come off till water evaporates, but will stay on after that. Be careful till it evaporates. I was very pleased to have the extra height and would recommend it. It solved my back pain from being so bent over. Enjoy.
1132734
There is no way for it to fall out.If you don't like it send it back.It takes an effort to remove from the gun.
611643
It has a block with 2 screws and nuts. That is how it is secured to stock. It will only work well with the cheap 4 position stock not magpul or full stock
1818758
You remove old grips first. There is a tool to facilitate getting (the one piece) grip on to the weapon after which I can say it is not coming loose. DO NOT lose the tool because if you want to remove the Hogue grip in the future it will be tough without it. I am quite happy with these as they don't extend outside the frame of the weapon except in the front.
1110831
If you remove the cleaning rod it can clamp just flush with the stock. I have this and the Mosin-Nagant
412166
First remove the recoil pad. There are two little holes in the recoil pad. In those holes are two screws. Loosen those screws to remove the recoil pad. After removing the recoil pad you will see a bolt loosen and remover the bolt and the stock of the shotgun will come off.