would this fit a pistol with one rail and could it handle recoil??
2074834
It fits on a standard picatiny rail and I've had no issues with it handling recoil. If you're hoping for precision out of any laser you're sadly mistaken. After significant volume of fire the brightness of the flashlight decreases due to exhaust smoke.
2074835
I have mine on my Glock 22 and no problems with recoil shooting at the range.
1981808
I purchased this bipod for my .308 Remington 770 and have had no issues from recoil. The only suggestion I would have it not to tighten the bipod too much because it is easy to strip the bolt. A friend of mine purchased the same one and it stripped on his first install.
495962
I bought it for my squirrel slayer: a T/C Contender with a 10" inch .22lr barrel. it did pretty good but I'm into open sights lately. reserving it now for a .357 mag revolver, time will tell if it holds up. the rings are medium height. Would not suggest for a heavy recoil gun, might work ok on AR type.
176645
I don't know much about the gun in question, although I did look at a few pictures. It looks like there are many configurations for this gun. Pistol grip and magazine doesn't look like it would have enough space between the two. Without one or the other it may work.
2253717
I would not recommend this scope for a shotgun or any other firearm with significant recoil. It's not a bad scope for the money, but the addage you get what you pay for applies here.
389465
I would think so. It only really requires a rail with one notch an inch and 3/4 away from the trigger. And it will fit around the triggerif it is 1.5cm wide or smaller, if it is wider than that give the notch about 2 inches to fit from the trigger
53925
Sure, I have mine mounted on a 300 win. Mag. No issues with recoil, I'm sure it could handle the recoil of 30-06
789250
I have it mounted on a rifle, A converted Saiga AK 7.62 with a picatinny rail. It would depend on the mount you have set up on the pistols.
644275
I have mine on a Ruger SR9 but it will fit any pistol with a rail. A bonus is the quick detach. You simply depress the spring loaded lever and slide it off. My Ruger has a notch that this lever fits into and it is very secure.
1475616
It should work on any pistol with a rail, you have to have a rail to mount it on.
134537
No. It fits pretty snug with nothing on the rail. If it is on the trigger guard you might be able to make it work but it probably won't set down all the way.
1085542
My guess would be yes, If you have a rail mount on the gun the rail I have it on is a magpul L2 . So far I have only used it on a colt M4 and it holds up to that, but the 12 gauge will have much more recoil. I would say when and if you get it take it out and use it and see if it will stand up to it if not you still have thirty days to return it.
1450666
I would say no. The stock and rifle is one piece. The stock could be shorten by removing material or made longer like I did by adding a slip on recoil pad.
2112461
No. It will not be stable. Even if you attach it with the pin above the trigger area, it needs the rail part to keep it from moving. Sorry.
402228
Seems to be fine for me. I used it on an AR-15. They don't have much recoil. I might not use it with any larger caliber rifle.
1051398
Yes it should, but your pistol does have a rail thats further back than most. The light is relieved for trigger guard.
1377600
Well I am going to put it on my Mossberg so I will let you know what happens! My understanding is that it will handle the recoil just fine.