A. Description says 4.6 &amp; 5.6 oz which does it weigh? B. How long are the overhang on each side C. Will this fit a 3/4" 23mm rail?
378962
If this helps i used this on my Smith & Wesson M&P 15. It did not cause any issue with shell ejection and allowed me to utikize my optic and not see any of my front sight post. Very little hangover on the sides. It locked very tight and was worth the buy.
2066099
The instructions I kept didn't indicate the type of rail/compatibility, but I think they are Standard Dovetail. I removed the rails from my pistol because I don't have an added sight/torch. I think the pistol looks better and is lighter obviously. Sorry I couldn't help more.
2120654
honestly it all deppends on your optics size the larger the retical opening the tall the ring has to be so expect to have too make a couple returns to find out what you need. I would recomend going as low as posible, with the mount your allready going to have to put a build up on your stock to get correct sight picture. Just make sure you get the right ring type, wevers will not work on this rail.
1467188
The one I received looks just like the picture. I believe the longer rail has to be purchased separately
59057
The length is 4.0" tapering down to 3.95" against the gun. It is a tad smaller but looks OK. All it does is add length to the gun but has no shock reduction. It's on my WASR-10 but the stock is still too short to use as a rifle with the low iron sights.
343678
Yes, it fits. I had very little trouble with installation, but I did find that adding a little felt pad under each foot (on top of rail) gave it a bit more stability. So far, it works great for the price.
716000
My railing is 3.5" and it fits great.....but my rail has about an inch that's flat on the very top. If there's no flat surface on your rail it might not work.
32417
The top rail itself is 6". Mounted easy, solid, decent scope. Happy with it!
1819332
The 3 groove will hold it securely, but looks to need another 1/4 inch of the red dot hanging off front and back of my raised rail. So I'd say 4
1951293
Thank you for your inquiry. This item weighs 5.6oz. I hope this helps. Have a great day! Millett 1-Inch to 30-mm One-Piece Scope Mount
2219826
Overall length is 7.0 inches. The bottom portion is 5 inches with a 2 inch overhang to give a top rail length of 7.0 inches.
1665107
The clamps that come with it would fit a 4" rail. Our railing is less than 2" wide so we had to "rig" the clamp with a block of wood to make it fit.
32416
The picatinny rail is 6" long. This saddle mount is actually pretty good. The optic that comes with it didn't last long. Two trips out shooting and holding up nicely to recoil from 1oz slugs. It fell apart in my hand as I tried to adjust focus. As of now I have a higher quality red dot optic mounted in the saddle rail. Works great. Saddle rail covers your serial number, if that matters to you. Also the bottom corners of the saddle dig into your trigger finger. I used a bench grinder with a flap disc and shaved it down for a more ergonomic feel when my trigger hand rides high. All around, saddle rail system is pretty tough and works well. Easy to install. The picatinny rail is 6" long. This saddle mount is actually pretty good. The optic that comes with it didn't last long. Two trips out shooting and holding up nicely to recoil from 1oz slugs. It fell apart in my hand as I tried to adjust focus. As of now I have a higher quality red dot optic mounted in the saddle rail. Works great. Saddle rail covers your serial number, if that matters to you. Also the bottom corners of the saddle dig into your trigger finger. I used a bench grinder with a flap disc and shaved it down for a more ergonomic feel when my trigger hand rides high. All... » Read More The picatinny rail is 6" long. This saddle mount is actually pretty good. The optic that comes with it didn't last long. Two trips out shooting and holding up nicely to recoil from 1oz slugs. It fell apart in my hand as I tried to adjust focus. As of now I have a higher quality red dot optic mounted in the saddle rail. Works great. Saddle rail covers your serial number, if that matters to you. Also the bottom corners of the saddle dig into your trigger finger. I used a bench grinder with a flap disc and shaved it down for a more ergonomic feel when my trigger hand rides high. All around, saddle rail system is pretty tough and works well. Easy to install. « Show Less
575926
I didn't have a caliper handy for precision measurement, but by eyeballing it with a steel tape it is almost 3/8" from the top of the rail to the bottom, out at the edge. The base curves a little to conform to the top of the receiver, so it is maybe 5/16" at the center. It's pretty low profile. I didn't have a Weaver rail handy, but I've observed that theirs is about 1/8" lower than the UTG.
2155598
96" just as the detailed description for this item indicates. Measure, trim to desired length, add the metal rail/weight and then you are all set.
239911
I would say "yes" to a six inch rail. My railing is 4" and it fits the first "cut" or the deck box. The second cut is for a six inch railing. The weight of the flowers and dirt keeps it on the rail well. We have gone through some extremely windy and rainy days and no problem.
2112943
2 3/16" is on surface, deduct 5 mm ( alittle less than 1/32"), so about 2 1/4" on rail.