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I live in the Blueridge Mountains in N.C. Machinist by trade - Gearhead by birth.
I'm a long time knife collector.
I'm a long time knife collector.
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Reviews (11)
May 05, 2016
Great deal for the money!
I have bought 2 of these so far. They work very well on most stocks. The two shells on one side allow for cheek rest.
Although they can be a little difficult to stretch over some stocks, with a little time and effort they will fit nicely.
Great product!
Apr 12, 2016
Glenfield 25
Fits perfect in my Glenfield 25 (Marlin 25) without any jamming or any other problems. Works like the original 7 shot clip. Buy as many as you can while there in stock for the price of $22!
Oct 27, 2018
Headlights On In The Daytime
This sensor is what causes the headlights to stay on in the daytime.
There are many Chevys that have problems with the ambient light sensor failing to work.
I have a 1999 Chevy Silverado truck that the headlights were staying on in the daytime. Turns out this sensor was the whole problem.This was/is an easy fix.
This sensor is the little bulb looking thing that is on top of the dash close to the windshield.
This fix is easy to do with a little mechanical experience. YouTube has tutorials on how to replace it. Only thing is, you (or someone), with long skinny arms to reach it!
Simply take the instrument bezel off and remove the radio to gain access to it from under the dash. This is where the long skinny arms are going to be needed.
Reach thru the radio hole and unplug the wire harness. Twist the sensor to remove it. Replace it the same way - it can be a little tricky to get the new sensor back in and twist it until it locks back into place. Hook the wires back up. BEFORE putting the radio in, turn the ignition switch on and cover the new sensor with your hand and get someone to see if the headlights turn on - do this a couple of times to be sure it's working. If all is well, replace the radio and bezel
You should be good to go!