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The Skull-Lok European Mounting Bracket

by John Mueller 15. September 2010 14:48
John Mueller

This is the easiest mounting system I have seen for mounting your Euro Mount to the wall. It consists of a wall bracket and a seperate bracket that you screw into the brain cavity of the skull.

First you need to find a stud on the wall. Using the provided screws, mount the Broadhead Bracket to the wall on the stud. Next insert the spring clip of the bolt inside the brain cavity of the skull. Tighten the screw until it is secure against the skull. Then all you do is slide the bracket into the wall mounted broadhead. Your eoru mount is on the wall in less than 5 minutes.

I have to admit this is a clean looking mounting system and really simple to do. Once on the wall you can adjust the angle of the mount just by pivoting the bracket in the wall mount. This will allow you turn the skull to display its best side or that special character.

 

 

 

 

 

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