You're talking about the front bumper right?
One through the capped off frame, one all the way through the side of the frame, two underneath, and two more to the body mounts. At least that's how many mine has.
I've used double snatch blocks with a Warn M8000 a few times times when winching and haven't had any significant movement in the bumper.
I have seen quite a few others move so much that I stepped back a bit. Some bumpers are not made with a tube skeleton and are basically a C channel sheet metal build. Wide tolerances also in the manufacturing to make the bumper fit any front end so stuff moves a lot and doesn't spread the load evenly.
The fitup is a big part of a good build. Some bumpers can't utilize a complete snug up to the frame rails and have to rely on the bolts because the fitup is so loose. It's not something that you can see at first glance but it makes a big difference.
I might be being too modest about the Armorology bumper but weak or poorly engineered isn't one of the things to describe an Armorolgy bumper. Could be that the camera angle in that photo also makes it seem off.
Anyway I use a very close build to that bumper and it's far from it's limits under a stalled winch on the first layer of the drum. I would know.
If you are considering a bumper from them I'd buy with confidence. There are some others that I would avoid and if you are interested send me a PM we can talk offline.
