🦏 Kolpin Rhino Grip Single - 21500 SEO Review

Not really designed for U-tube installation; but this is what i needed so i got it working. A small violin and that's it. I have to say I wasn't impressed with the combination of Phillips locknuts and nylon insert. It's hard to keep a Phillips screwdriver from popping out when messing around with a nut, which is tough with this nylon insert. I warn you, you will sweat and grunt. If not, you did it wrong. I also highly recommend using an impact wrench.

I returned them and bought HONDA Pioneer heavy duty aluminum roll bar pins. These cheaper versions have a PLASTIC MOUNTING RING which is a design nightmare. These rings are retractable. adjust and almost impossible to put back in without breaking the plastic rings. All Kolpins of the middle and low price range are like that. The developers of these plastic rings are likely to be looking for work. If it's not all metal with teeth. AVOID! Poor quality weapon mounts. cheap adjuster

These were purchased for use on an old pram which was repurposed and converted into a 3 gun buggy! I'm not sure how many people are familiar with 3 guns, but carrying all your guns, accessories and of course water or soft drinks from stage to stage can be very onerous. These Rhino grips are perfect for side mounting and carrying long arms securely. The only downside I have with them is that you have to keep up with the rubber bands as they are not made on the Rhino grips themselves. That's the…

I would rate them higher if they stayed in place without spinning under the load of the bucket. I wrapped the splint in sticky sandpaper for better grip but to no avail. You can't tighten them enough without breaking them. I solved the problem by drilling a hole all the way through (between the existing screws) and threading the screw through the bracket, guide and backplate. The included rubber strap holders last about two months before breaking (even ordered extras that did the same) and…

Used all season, very satisfied! The offset allowed me to mount 2 sets on my front rack, one on each side, with the barrels forward and the stock positioned under the handlebars, they had 6 different rifles, all from a BB garland rifle, a 30/30 -Leverage 30, multiple shutter with and without scope and AR. All rifles are well adjusted and securely mounted, and this arrangement allowed aggressive driving through tight woods without worrying about hitting bushes and trees with the butt or muzzle…