Can't seem to get these to fit my aero rapid fire bar, not secure at all. Attaching user pics, can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
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If you have the bar that looks like a blade then this is not designed for that. You may have to contact Thule and get what you need as far as adapter clamps. This is on my regular Thule bar, the rectangular tube approximately 1 1/2 x 3//4 bar. They fit that perfectly. Again contact Thule is the best solution here. Thanks Jim
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Hello,I don't know what Kuryakyn grips you now have, but they should fit, and will help.I would confirm with Kuryakyn.jPB
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I have a feeling that your weapon will have to be modified to take these. I got them to install on a CZ-82, which they are supposed to be made for, and I had to being then to a smith. He had to open up the rear dovetail a bit to fit them in. there.
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It's hard to say exactly bc mine fit perfectly. Could you send pics? That may help me he you. You may have the crossbar assembled wrong.
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I THINK IT HAS MORE TO DO WITH YOUR GUIDE ROD than the barrel length. Try giving Wilsons' a call and ask them. They'll know for sure. Perhaps Amazon's customer service can help you too.
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I used 1 inch square tubing, but they will fit a larger bar. How large is your bar? I will check. I sold my boat, I will sell you a new set, never been in the sun.
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Hard to say, when fully clamped down, they grab on pretty good. Only problem I've seen with factory aero bars is the flex. The carriers grab onto my buddies factory aero bars in his Avalanche just fine, but the bikes move side to side quite a bit. Well when compared to being mounted on the Yakima aero bars on my WRX.
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i'm sorry i wish i could answer that for you. all i can say is these snap in on the top of my gun, they're made of plastic. i have looked at youtube reviews of your model and it appears your mag is all metal. i checked out some videos on your type of gun on youtube and i don't believe these will fit your gun, from what i saw.
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I have doubts. The fittings would have to match exactly to work. I would suggest looking for Ar Blue accessories.
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Just wiggle and flex the rods a touch and they should slide in. Also make sure you pulled off the thread protectors.
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Mine didn't fit as stock from the factory. Minor modification took about 10 minutes with a pencil and powered ultrasonic cutter. Dremel with cutting wheels would work as well. The spine above the site channel needed to be cut down to fit my optic mount. Finish it off with a small file or some sand paper... My M&P; CORE has a Burris Fastfire III mounted on it.
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Looking at his post for Crimson Trace the seller list he has Grips for Round and Square butt S&W. With that thought in place he likely has Grips to fit many models of S&W. My advice would be contact the seller and find out from him what exactly he has. God Bless
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I know they definitely won't work on M&P; 22lr . Held the M&P; Shield next to the M&P; full size with Novaks on my full size , it appears there will be an ever so slight overhang on the Shield ........ Great Sights though .
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I don't know the mfg. should know. If not go to Cabelas, Dicks or other sport shop and try one. you should not have to put the bars in. It should be obvious if it fits.
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Haven't used them on aero bars, but for bar end shifters on drop bars they are best type of shifter I've used in 20 years of cycling. Very positive shifting with and minimal adjustment needed after long use. Seems to me they should work on most aero bars but ask your local bike shop mechanic.jerry
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I don't know. Mine were bought for shotgun barrel. I still haven't gotten around to trying them out.
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Probably; they're geared toward a generic fit for most any bars. But I wouldn't expect a perfect fit, necessarily. I tried mine on Whispbar bars (admittedly, very 'aero'/uncommon bars, even though they're a Yakima product) and wasn't too happy with the fit. They locked-on pretty firmly, but there was a fair amount of space where the clamping mech. met the bar. And they weren't held as firmly as had been my experience with other bar/tray clamp combos. The worst part, however, was how little space there was between the fork/bar clamp and my car's rooftop. Always wary of scratches, etc. when mounting/removing them. But all cars\/bars, etc. are different. Have tyouy though about contacting Yakima directly w/ your question? They're pretty good re: their customer support/tech Q's. Good luck!