When do you use angled "T" sweep vs non-angled? Is the channel for the T sweep located the side of the frame drip rail, or is it still on bottom?
206040
The angle appears only to set the vinyl sweep for the correct angle to the surface. on the Amazon home page look up "angled clear vinyl door drip sweep" to get a cross section that will show how it mounts
711739
It only has a rail on on side. It appears that you can put one on the opposite side if you have the mounting accessories. I used it to replace the barrel clamp, but it is not technically a clamp. It provides lateral support and prevents the barrel and magazine tube from being squeezed together, but does not wrap around either. I have a sling and light attached to mine and have had no issues.
1027466
Not a problem...there is an angle, but you just tip the plunger a bit & it empties completely. There is no ridge to trap anything. Very easy to manage & clean. Works great!
1197657
It will not hold the angle, like everone else is saying. I added the Delta RP63137 Aerator - Round Spray Chrome (also on Amazon) and removed the aerator that it comes with so that it can be used witha sprayer or stream with a twist of the side ring on the added Delta item. I did not want to pay for, and did not have the space for a kitchen pull-down faucet. This attachment keeps the water in the sink intead of splattereing all over the backsplash and counter. The Delta add-on will hold the direction that the head is directed to and it is a full swivel sprayer. Hope this helps!
1377222
No, straight ahead only. Bars must have no sweep. You *can* fudge it a bit left or right by a half degree or so because it's mounted with a piece of rubber. This mount design is the same as on all the other lamps in this category. Super low cost --&gt; no fancy mount.
601357
From the looks of the included tweeter mounting options (there are several) you should be able to flush mount... Though, I have put mine in the factory locations for a more clean look
523488
This is to help other Ruger AR556 owners. I apologize posting in this thread. 1" riser did not work for me. It's too high. I'm going to try 0.83 next.
1469101
the position is fixed. And is already in the most optimal position. Not sure why you'd want it at a greater angle. I'm very satisfied with it and have had no problems what so ever. I also recommend the Two Brothers Black Series exhaust.
1084682
I just learned the hard way. Definitely absolute co-witness with your irons on an AR. Just ordered the High Rise. I hope there is free shipping on the return otherwise I'll bave a mount laying around.
1255688
Hello - Unfortunately, we do not have any T Sweeps in that particular configuration. Good luck. Thank you, Customer Service Team TechnologyLK
644772
Honestly I don't know the purpose of the angle, but the other mount option is much shorter, so you get two inches of rail grab with this mount. Tighten it down with a ratchet, it doesn't move. I kind of like the lines of the angled mount, but to answer your questions, is worth it, gains rail grab.
801447
I do not use the rear site. it does co witness just fine. I'm thinking of using an eotech fr my front sites. over all... I'd recommend this site. works for my Kriss.
301571
If its not on a riser then I would return the scope, I have used many of these on my line and not had that issue at all !!
603537
You're right. It will drip IF the gauge is turned other than almost upright. Mine stays at a slight angle to make it easier to read and I haven't lost any fluid from it. Also, I really like the gauge. Not sure what the result would be if you didn't make the cut.
294057
F is probably the weak sorting loaded rail capture bar. I installed my light and then from the middle end of weapon, insert a scree between the light housing and the capture bar so that this " bar" that fits into the rail slot,.. Cannot be moved. It keeps you from being able to quick remove the light, bit or doesn't rattle. If your light rattles because it doesn't fit tightly on rail, ( like movement side to side), then this light doesn't fit your rail.
893790
I get approximately 1 1/4". I allowed for the thickness of my thick asymmetrical grips by lining up my straight edge just outside the grip end caps. I had cut off 1 1/2" from both bar ends, so the sweep might have been an 1 1/2" to 1 3/4" originally. You have a lot of effective range choice in backsweep with a 5" rise by rotating the bar in the stem clamp.
968279
There is a lever attached to the frame. The lever is slotted and is tightened with a pinch nut. Loosen the nut, adjust the frame up or down and then tighten the nut. Easy one person operation. The nut seems to hold tension. Getting the sweep adjusted to just the right height can be a job. Too high and it won't pick anything up, too low and the wheels lock up and drag along. Once I got mine adjusted just right I marked the slot with a stripe of paint.