S&J Hardware Bayonet Lug Video - Anything you'd like to see?

[Synchronizor]

Earlier this year, I purchased an S&J Hardware bayonet lug in order to mount the M9 bayonet my siblings got me for my birthday on my 870. When I was researching it, I was unable to find any good reviews or sources of detailed information on the product.

I’m planning on producing an in-depth testing, review, and instructional video on them for the benefit of future potential customers.

I’ve contacted S&J Hardware with questions I had on some details, but I wanted to give y’all a chance to weigh in with questions you’d like answered, or to suggest talking points for the video.

[Vitaly]

It would be really interesting to see your bayonet lug video review!

I'm especially interested in installation and some tests. Maybe you can do something like this:

[Synchronizor]

I'll be showing a complete installation and give relevant drawings and dimensions for the different Remington magazine extensions.

I'll be stabbing things in the test phase for sure; but I'll also determine how well the lug stays in place under recoil from various ammunition. I was thinking about seeing if those CDM pads would help keep the thing in place with the extra mass of an attached knife. I know you've used those Vitaly, can you give me a thickness measurement before I order them?

I may also try to work in some specific MIL-S-3443G tests and requirements, though I'll probably skip the more destructive tests.

All I own is an Ontario M9, but I wouldn't mind showing some other compatible knives, like an M7, OKC-3S, or that neat folding one from Kel-Tec. I'll likely make a pass of the military surplus stores in the area and see if they have anything they'd be willing to loan me.

[Vitaly]

I'll be showing a complete installation and give relevant drawings and dimensions for the different Remington magazine extensions.

I'll be stabbing things in the test phase for sure; but I'll also determine how well the lug stays in place under recoil from various ammunition. I was thinking about seeing if those CDM pads would help keep the thing in place with the extra mass of an attached knife. I know you've used those Vitaly, can you give me a thickness measurement before I order them?

I may also try to work in some specific MIL-S-3443G tests and requirements, though I'll probably skip the more destructive tests.

All I own is an Ontario M9, but I wouldn't mind showing some other compatible knives, like an M7, OKC-3S, or that neat folding one from Kel-Tec. I'll likely make a pass of the military surplus stores in the area and see if they have anything they'd be willing to loan me.

Synchronizor, sounds good!