Does anyone happen to know the size of the bolt that is used in the Foundation Centurion cheek riser? I would like to be able to adjust it without needing a tool if.
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I don't, sorry, but if you have it in your hands, remove it and take it it to Lowes or Home Depot. In the Fasteners aisle they have these little fixtures where you can confirm thread diameter and pitch. Then it's just a matter of measuring the bolt length, typically measured "from where the material surface is assumed to be." So for a countersunk bolt that's the top of the screw head; for a cap screw it's underneath the screw head. If you have calipers that's easiest, or you can just compare the bolt to the what's in the store's lil baggies.Does anyone happen to know the size of the bolt that is used in the Foundation Centurion cheek riser? I would like to be able to adjust it without needing a tool if.
I don't, sorry, but if you have it in your hands, remove it and take it it to Lowes or Home Depot. In the Fasteners aisle they have these little fixtures where you can confirm thread diameter and pitch. Then it's just a matter of measuring the bolt length, typically measured "from where the material surface is assumed to be." So for a countersunk bolt that's the top of the screw head; for a cap screw it's underneath the screw head. If you have calipers that's easiest, or you can just compare the bolt to the what's in the store's lil baggies.
Sure, plenty of ways to skin the cat.Or he could call Foundation and ask
Yea, I saw that as well. Seems a lot of products have been removed. I'm not sure why. This seems like a simple fix though, I sent an email to Foundation about the size of the bolt. There's a lot of thumb screws out there.Wow, primal rights made exactly what you need but I just checked and it doesn’t look like they offer them anymore