Will a limbsaver be able to fit on this ?
68963
No idea if it will or not, question is why you would put one on it and add to the length of pull?If you have a medical issue that makes you worry about the recoil of the "mighty" 12G go with a 20 or a .410, if not man the hell up and learn to operate the 12G's recoil.
68964
yes if it is a slip on one. Amazon has them for sale that have the sizes in inches specified for each stock. I like it on mine because the felt recoil and muzzle rise is almost non existent on my 20 gauge. I find it really helps while aiming long distance with slugs and follow up shots for home defense.
1702662
I doubt it. The attachment hardware and leg come together in a fixed dimension. Cutting anything off the top of the leg would negate the connection design. The design is a good and stable one. If the bottom of the leg screw adjustments are not adequate I think you need a different leg...of course there are always folks who see the the impossible as a challenge.
1901837
Yes it will. I bought this for my tall husband, 6' 4" for his knee replacement surgery recovery. It is sturdy enough to handle the weight. You can adjust the width and height very easily.
567386
Yes, it will fit. Folds in the middle, Back arms fold down as well but you shouldn't have to do it. The foot glides are also removable but you can just slide them out of the way.
1934381
It should physically fit, but I am not sure if the adaptor would be able to handle the added weight.
1488180
I assume you have a synthetic stock. Check on the Limbsaver cross reference website. You have to know the length of your current buttpad.
1931780
No, it will not fit. The open area between the legs is 14" x 14", with a height of 12.5".
796458
It might, but a better bet is the adjustable version of this product. A person with very short legs might have a problem with the non adjustable.
1479091
This arrives with the arms and legs separated from the main body...so yes. It will fit w/o difficulty but you do have some assembly to do.
2219499
Absolutely. The design is so universal. Basically any tripod legs will fit. It is very strong and durable as well. I love the product.
585599
You should be able to. Someone uses it regularly is 5'8" and they can with plenty of room
1215908
Haven't tried but my sense is that it could. I would still have a rubber band stretched around to be extra safe. Make sure to pull the leg apart wider to keep the center of gravity low enough.
1337689
The horizontal support is six inches from the bottom of the legs, so I don't see why you wouldn't be able to as long as you're handy with a hacksaw. Don't expect your warranty to be valid afterwards though...
1819992
Yes, it will fit. You'll have to get creative to get it in around the center support, but I have one and too and I was able to get it situated.
1481879
No, more than likely it won't without stretching your frame. The middle two support legs go all the way to the edge of the frame unlike the bottom two and upper two. If they were all indented it would definitely work.
213358
I think it should work just fine. Weight should be no issue. The only question is how it will accommodate the length of your legs.
475406
Not sure ------- think one would have to try different heights for definite answer ---- then return the one that will not fit.