Loc Jaw / Rifle Railz

[Millhouse]

If this has already been covered, I apologize. I looked but didn't come up with anything.

 

Just got done watching Coosefan's video. I noticed at the end he put a plug on there for the Loc Jaw and the Rifle Railz. Anyone else out there use these? What is the difference between the two? Are they one size fits all?

 

Thanks!

[coues7]

The rifle Railz mounts to the bottom of your rifle. On Remington's it uses the front bottom metal action screw. I believe that pretty much puts a picatinny rail on the bottom of your rifle. That then mounts to the Loc Jaw. I believe David originally designed if for use with AR15's but then adapted it to the bolt action rifle. I'll let him chime in and correct me if I'm wrong.

 

Scott

[CouesWhitetail]

they will be for sale on CW.com shortly....and the info Scott gave is correct.

 

The system will weigh 5.2 oz (including railz and locjaw) and comes with all the allen wrenches and stuff you need to install it. Installation only takes a few mins and there is no modification to your gun required since it takes advantage of existing factory holes.

 

 

[Millhouse]

Thanks guys! Things are beginning to make a little more sense....

[coues7]

I think one of the MAJOR advantages to this setup is that it does not squeeze your rifle. It won't crush or damage bedding and won't affect free floating. Another awesome feature is that fact that it only weights 5.2 ounces TOTAL SYSTEM!!!!

[azhuntnut]

I don't know if I can add much more, but I will try to give a little more detail on my newest product. Like they said, it is a rail system that bolts onto the bottom of the rifle using existing manufacturer holes. I include a new longer bolt for one end and the other is secured using the swivel stud. The Rifle Railz is adjustable to fit short and long action rifles, and adjustable to fit actions that fit flush to the stock and just above the stock. I also put a 2 inch radius on the bottom for better fitment on most stocks. Once you install the rail system, then you slide my LOC JAW onto it and tighten down the 3 bolts. This system was engineered to be left on your rifle and look like it was a factory built part. It is very easy to install and so far we have found it to work very well and not change the way your gun shoots. I hope to get some video footage this week and some up close pictures to show the detail in the product. Jimmy will also have some more video from this weeks deer hunts, and I have a couple guys using some this week on a prairie dog hunt. My son used this set up on Saturday to shoot his deer at 268 yards. It was the 4th time he had shot my .308. I really like how it helps the kids swivel the gun quickly and keep the gun level and on target.

 

Both products are made out of 6061 t-6 aluminum and hard anodized exceeding military specifications and laser engraved. I include all hardware and allen wrenches needed to install the products so you aren't digging through your toolbox for 30 minutes trying to find one. I will also be making a video showing how to install both and putting it on youtube. It so easy to install that a caveman could do it.

 

I don't have a website yet, but hopefully soon. If you have any questions, feel free to ask and I will do my best to answer them. David

[azhuntnut]

Here is a slide show of pics to give you a better idea of how it installs on the rifle and locks onto the tripod. David

http://s863.photobucket.com/albums/ab195/A...nt=1f022815.pbw