Does anyone know if this rail system will work with a C93 Sporter from Centuary Arms?
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The Century uses the same type upper as the H&K; and PTR-91 on those I have seen and owned. so it should work. That said in my experience the PTR-91 is a better quality weapon. I have had goodperformance from these mounts with my PTR-91s.
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Yes, as the Century is a HK clone. I've heard that the mount may squeeze the receiver a bit but shouldn't harm the action cycling.
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I don't know, Amazon sent me this question, it fits my ptr91,i don't know what ur rifle looks like, sorry
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yes the top of the reciever is close to the same size may require a little filing tho but it will fit
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It will fit but might be too tight and prevent your action from cycling. If that happens you'll need to file it.
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it fit on my 94 and 91 as well as a gsg-5 it ended up staying on my gsg I had to do a fittle hand filing on the locking claw but this is common on non HK mounts
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I bought one for my Cetme and one for my V-93 (vector arms). They needed a little bit of filing down in order to lock correctly in place. Once that's done it will work like a charm.
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Mine is mounted on a DPMS Sportical. It has a short rail fwd of handguard. From pictures I see, handguard would be too high. Hope this helps.
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yes, i believe the sidesaddle will fit with this rail system as the sidesaddle uses screws in place of the receiver pins, as does the rail. Might be a bit tricky though, due to the length of the screws.
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Bunjob - How did these crossbars fit your SportRack (SR7018)? I have the same carrier. Thx
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I believe the info provided for the unitStates it needs a certain minimum amount of rail length. Either .7 inch orOne inch. Check the requirement on theWeb site. If you have a rail of the required length, it should work.
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Yes. this will work with any nerf clip style system including the elite centurion as long as its not the mega elite centurion.
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it will mount on a standard rail whick i think all of the ar style arms use..this is a really nice sight and i hope it will fit....joe
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I'm not sure what a C39 rifle is. But, my Picatinny rail worked just fine.http://ads.midwayusa.com/find?usersearchquery=picatinny+rail&itemsperpage;=96&newca;tegorydimensionid=13954&cm;_mmc=ps_google-_-google-_-OP_Scope_Rings,_Bases,_and_Mounting_Accessories_Alpha_G-_-picatinny+rail&gclid;=Cj0KEQjwy_SgBRCxhsqc3prt8rQBEiQAHI_9GZhE8_92LNuGD1odYQ1m8nrM8JA7_H6gfP5BOA-GDJIaAtU28P8HAQ
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It should work if you have the rail sustem to mount it just adjust your front site post. Buy the tool to adjust it. Its like 5 dollars and get a bore sight, thats like10 dollars. And your be on paper. Just have to tweek it to.your eye
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This rail is a standard picatinny. All accessories that fit a picatinny will fit. I have no personal experience with the Viridian C5L, but from what I've read and what I know of rails and accessories from 30 years of shooting and military experience, this should work for you.
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I had PT 24/7 and it fit it....think it is pretty universal and should fit and rail system
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Im not sure but it didn't fit mine either without a modification. I had to put a spacers on either side of the rail to make it fit.
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Hello Michael Hopson, If your stock rails are not taller that two (2) inches, they should work just fine. The clamps on the carbon steel locking cross rails are right at 2 inches. It may slip and come loose if you try to clamp them on rails taller than 2 inches. They are heavy duty and can take a lot of weight. Check the weight rating on the stock rails so that you do no overload them. Good luck.
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Yes. I've used my C90 on mine. Could be frustrating at higher powers, the motions can be a bit sticky and jerky.
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I am not sure just exactly what you are asking, but hope the following might be of some help. I installed the subject riser on an M4 carbine I built up using a Mil spec A3 upper receiver. I just measured the dimensions of the rail widths and found both the riser mount clamps and the scope ring clamps measured .833" wide. This unit was advertised to be compatible with either a standard picatinny or a weaver rails system. I believe it is. I did not want to break down my system to determine maximum widths possible, but I am sure it would go a few thousanths of an inch wider on another rail if required. I am not sure just exactly what you are asking, but hope the following might be of some help. I installed the subject riser on an M4 carbine I built up using a Mil spec A3 upper receiver. I just measured the dimensions of the rail widths and found both the riser mount clamps and the scope ring clamps measured .833" wide. This unit was advertised to be compatible with either a standard picatinny or a weaver rails system. I believe it is. I did not want to break down my system to determine maximum widths possible, but I am sure it would go a few thousanths of an inch wider on another... » Read More I am not sure just exactly what you are asking, but hope the following might be of some help. I installed the subject riser on an M4 carbine I built up using a Mil spec A3 upper receiver. I just measured the dimensions of the rail widths and found both the riser mount clamps and the scope ring clamps measured .833" wide. This unit was advertised to be compatible with either a standard picatinny or a weaver rails system. I believe it is. I did not want to break down my system to determine maximum widths possible, but I am sure it would go a few thousanths of an inch wider on another rail if required. « Show Less
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Put this: as long as there is a tang on the front of the buttstock/back of the reciever where the butt stock fits in and is secured by a screw it should work fine. It works perfectly with stamped recievers but since the C39 is milled you may need to file down some spots to get it to fit perfectly. I had to do that with my VEPR and it took all of 1O minutes to file it to a perfect fit and that is probably the most difficult AK variant to get aftermarket parts to fit on. I don't imagine the C39 would be more difficult. Keep in mind you may need to get a longer tang screw -1.5 inch- at lowes and the screw is 5 mm metric. Hope this helps. Put this: as long as there is a tang on the front of the buttstock/back of the reciever where the butt stock fits in and is secured by a screw it should work fine. It works perfectly with stamped recievers but since the C39 is milled you may need to file down some spots to get it to fit perfectly. I had to do that with my VEPR and it took all of 1O minutes to file it to a perfect fit and that is probably the most difficult AK variant to get aftermarket parts to fit on. I don't imagine the C39 would be more difficult. Keep in mind you may need to get a longer tang screw -1.5 inch- at lowes... » Read More Put this: as long as there is a tang on the front of the buttstock/back of the reciever where the butt stock fits in and is secured by a screw it should work fine. It works perfectly with stamped recievers but since the C39 is milled you may need to file down some spots to get it to fit perfectly. I had to do that with my VEPR and it took all of 1O minutes to file it to a perfect fit and that is probably the most difficult AK variant to get aftermarket parts to fit on. I don't imagine the C39 would be more difficult. Keep in mind you may need to get a longer tang screw -1.5 inch- at lowes and the screw is 5 mm metric. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It fits my JHP 45, which is pretty much the same frame with a bottom rail, that's not on the C9. I will say, make sure it's installed tightly, as the power of the .45 ACP's recoil, loosened mine to the point that the laser fell off...