can I attached to the top rail. or do I need to nail down?
355490
The advantage to this hanger is that you can slide it over the top rail and do not have to use nails and screws. It doesn't mar your deck and is easily movable.
355491
we just slide it on the railing. we had to notch the bottom rail a little so it would slide on.
355492
If you have a flat piece of wood as your top rail, the hanger has a crook in it that you just slide onto the rail. It doesn't hold anything heavy though; it will bend.
355493
I bought 3 of them and they do not require nails. They attach very well to the deck railing. I hang my chimes on them.
1419261
It attaches to a swivel stud, you would have to buy an adapter aftermarket to be able to mount it on a rail
509573
It depends is your rail slotted? Because you have two tightning screws that will interfere with your flat rail. Also have you attached anyother tactical mounts?
799869
The rail does not have attached excursions (rings). You have to buy them separately. You also have to buy the brass anchors separately.
65397
I have a picatiny rail above the iron sites. It mounted directly to that and the mounts are free floating until I tightened them, with the Allen key it came with. I reall hope that answers your question.
1288026
the L bracket is adjustable for what you have on it and that part can be removed but you will still have the attachment point that comes up about one inch from the rail this you would have to cut off....
52744
I dont believe it is high enough this sight's front post tip sits about 1 3/4 from my rail you might have to use a rail riser
752899
Yes. The side rail is attached with a few screws late in the assembly process. It does not appear to be needed for structural support.
2161431
Yes, save the front "rail" that the two hooks are on from your old top. The new top will connect to it with the existing screws.
1052061
not from what I can tell you need a rail for it to hook onto the best I can say is that find something that will attach on the barrel
1239437
no you cannot! it requires some type of rail system to be able to mount it! at least the one i have
2097262
Yes, I had to drill through my top rail. I cant think of any way you could get around drilling. The result is 2 screw heads visible on the top of the rail. I just made sure the holes lined up perpendicular to the pool wall and they really arent noticable or bothersome. It's worth the tradeoff, ive had mine for 2 seasons now and they're great!
1737392
It would have to be attached to the rail not sure if you already have the rail or where you would get one
261515
Won't be a problem at all since you can remove one side of the mount on the sight. Remove the side and place the sight where you want on the rail then tighten back down.
428558
no. and word of advice, the instructions are in a backward manner and the top rail thing is for aesthetics purposes only and nearly impossible to install. the wood is very soft as well.
256920
There are hooks on the ends of the rails. They go into the slots and hook over the pins that are in there. No other hardware is needed
1935650
Yes it is unless you have a holes already where you want to place the rail, Easy to do though but will require that you remove the stock,