Review on YakAttack Rigging Bullet 8 32 by Brett Slater

They get the job done, but it can be tricky to work with. Nuts (I wanted something more secure than screws or rivets). One tip is to clean the holes of chips and debris. I had an issue removing plastic residue from the bottom of the holes. When I pulled out the base plate with the cords, the remains were pushed into the holes. This prevented me from screwing the studs into the base plate. It took me several tries to get the base plate out before all of my holes were clear. In addition, rigged rounds sometimes bind and are difficult to remove and are brittle. I broke off the tip trying to get it out. Luckily they were still usable. But with a little patience, they work great. I installed two 12" tracks and with metal skid plates they are very reliable.