Is this a stationary rail? Or can it be dropped down out of sight.
1982083
The rails are perfect for our hospital bed. They do fold down and a bedspread does cover them. If you want to make the hospital bed to even look more like a regular bed go to www.tendercarebeds.com
1330590
I haven't exposed it to any extraordinary stresses, but it seems fairly study. As for rolling off the rails, I've had no indication that it might. The only issue I have is that it tries to roll back in (collapse in) on itself, so I have to keep pullin it back out
607694
Yes, the light is detachable, and the hook itself comes in 3 pieces, so it would easily be possible use this on a rail.
115728
The ladder has metal pieces on the top that sit down over the rail, so it can be lifted off. It is not secured in place.
1787635
It's designed to be stationary. It is attached to the door frame with screws.
1762581
It looks to be a standered carrying handle you can mount on a basic AR with a top rail. Meaning it can mount directly on a rail.
1977578
I had a similar issue, and I wouldn't call it terrible, but there was definitely a wobble perpendicular to the track/rail. Tightening the bearing to the point that sliding movement is slower solved the issue though. Have you checked the bearings themselves? Is there a rust spot forming that might be making this movement?
2150874
You could use the mount to glue this to your firearms, would not be pretty or really slick. This won't mount on a rail or weaver style bases.
1293678
Underneath the scope is a permanent mount which is screwed onto the rails. So yes, you can remove two screws and remove the rail but not sure how you would mount it. If you can find a close up of the front of the scope you can see the shape part which is permanent. Not sure I helped...
1018854
It has a welded "C-clip" on the end of the spot bar that you turn and lock on the the rail that prevents them from going through the rails. Plus the bars are "L" shaped, so they will not go through.
715548
You should be fine with that set up depending on the position it's mounted on the rail.
1426370
I had to put it on, so it definitely can be removed, and I'm sure it's a standard Picatinny rail.
408670
Correct. It is a piccany rail able to attach a standard rifle scope or other optics.
131121
It's metal. If your rail you are mounting it on is curved instead of flat like the rail mount you may have to dremel tool the bottom surface of the mount to fit a curved rail surface, but should work well with a flat surface rail or weaver mount surface.
1433625
No it does not it is stationary. The legs do fold up forward. Works great on my AR quad gas rail
488825
The front sight and the rear sight both are secured to the railing just like anything else that you would put on it. You can tighten the screw as tight as you want. and so far the "vibrations" from putting it in a bag, shooting and carrying around and tossing it onto the bed its still in the same place as far as I know. These sights you can pop up and down. When in the down position it would be quite difficult to deviate there alignment. So when not in use put them down.
1067181
It is stationary. It works very well and the ladder can be angled- but the stabilizer remains in one position.