See feedback number 3. Is the type you sell with the snap or the turnbuckle lock to secure to the rail?
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I am the reviewer for feedback number 3, but I am only the end user. The verbiage states: "snaps over the rail" so these are not turnbuckles in my opinion. It looks like JamesTown Distributors is the company providing the fenders...give them a call?
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I mounted it with the "CCOP MNT-1516 High Profile AR-ArmourTac Rifle Scope Mount Rings for Picatinny Rail, 30mm" If you're talking about fixed front and back iron sites this might be an issue. I have flip up iron sites and when flipped up they do block the scope.
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Confirm your rifle has 3 drilled/tapped holes in receiver on top from H&R (front hole is further apart than back two). If so, this mount is for your rifle. I have 3 of these rifles and the drilled/tapped holes are all same. This is a good mount at a cheap price.
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I often find my self pulling my AR from the vise to have better access to the parts I have the vise clamp on. I would consider a fabricated attachment to my receiver that attaches to the vise clamp for better accessibility though. I don't have a ak so no comment for that fit.
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Yes it will fit but like the other one said it will snap a leg off and break very easily just like mine as well. Mine broke when I tried to but it on the first time too. It's better to buy a better brand rail mount one that is made of quality metal and not cheap pot metal like this one is. Good luck.
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It works with the rail. It's a little tight at first but if u keep it in the holster for a couple weeks it stretches out just enough. Not too tight not too loose
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I would take the striped hardware comment with a grain of salt. I believe the mount is aluminum and like guns that have an aluminum receiver you need to use locktite and not over tighten. My buddy and I both have the same mount -one on a pre 64 the other a post 64. Neither of us had any trouble mounting this unit and neither has had any issues or needed adjustments since sight in (using the same load/bullet). I had to use locktite to make the mounts on my mini 14 stay on too and they're steel (good steel), so it doesn't matter which material you're going to have to use locktite anyways. I know sometimes you get a bad unit but I haven't seen one yet. People's mechanical skills vary keep that in mind. I would take the striped hardware comment with a grain of salt. I believe the mount is aluminum and like guns that have an aluminum receiver you need to use locktite and not over tighten. My buddy and I both have the same mount -one on a pre 64 the other a post 64. Neither of us had any trouble mounting this unit and neither has had any issues or needed adjustments since sight in (using the same load/bullet). I had to use locktite to make the mounts on my mini 14 stay on too and they're steel (good steel), so it doesn't matter which material you're going to have to use locktite anyways. I... » Read More I would take the striped hardware comment with a grain of salt. I believe the mount is aluminum and like guns that have an aluminum receiver you need to use locktite and not over tighten. My buddy and I both have the same mount -one on a pre 64 the other a post 64. Neither of us had any trouble mounting this unit and neither has had any issues or needed adjustments since sight in (using the same load/bullet). I had to use locktite to make the mounts on my mini 14 stay on too and they're steel (good steel), so it doesn't matter which material you're going to have to use locktite anyways. I know sometimes you get a bad unit but I haven't seen one yet. People's mechanical skills vary keep that in mind. « Show Less
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This should fit if going on a gas block and not a rail. You can use just about any rear flip up site, I have a mid-west and mag pull.
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I had the same problem until I realized I had not 'threaded' it correctly under the rail. Check it against the diagram (I know it's not easy to see) but I would bet your problem is there. Good luck.
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These snaps are normally the same. Mine has snaps and they click on and work very well. Unless yours is really different it should work.
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The retaining strap should mount on the side rail.. You will definitely lose some flex ability with that strap on.. I don't like to use mine if I have to change settings a lot
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Its on my AR with a 30 round mag and sits just fine. Worst case you could buy a simple extender piece to fit on your current fore rail for dirt cheap.
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the brake locks in place on my wasr rifle..it has a locking pin to lock the brake on and allows you to index the brake properly..
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Denise, Mounted mine up to a JD Machine Tech top rail and it tightened up snug and remains that way. The mfg seems to be very responsive, I would contact them to resolve quickly.
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I dont think it will work. It requires the grooves like on a Tapco AK stock to lock onto.
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These guys lock on TIGHT to the stock. I never had any issues with slippage/tippage or anything else. FYI I used the shorter of the 2
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MINE IS ROCK SOLID, i flipped my mounting bolts over to the left side, added a drop per bolt of red locktight and after getting it finger tight i ever so slightly tightened mine down a half turn or so past finger tight with a socket.. mines never budged. Even at finger tight mine was on pretty solid with no play or wiggle, is your rail aftermarket ? is it a el-cheapo or a quality rail ? is a factory rail on a AR ? im guessing the problem is not the optic.. however you never know. do other mounts fit you rail solid without issue ? contact Lucid.. they are flat out awesome to work with !