I have a LE6940 Colt with STD-1913 Picatinny rail. Would this fit my rail or do I need to purchase any adapter(s)? Thanks
825168
It comes with both a pictinny and AND universal adapter. It should fit. My sig has a picatinny, but the surefire picatinny adapter did not fit well. I ended up using the universal that it came with. If one doesn't work, the other will. No other adapter needed.
576207
The short answer is, most likely. Since this attaches with only one crossbar(rib) It should fit Mil standard 1913 or the Weaver format rail. The rails are essentially identical, excepting in the spacing of the slots that accept the rib. For more clarification on the rail specs, take a look at this: http://www.ebay.com/gds/Picatinny-VS-Weaver-Rails-What-is-the-DIfference-/10000000175899090/g.html
933924
If you can't find anything that works, Get a good steel picatinny rail and bring it to your local machine shop and they will make whatever it takes to mount it. Anything can be fabricated. Where there is a will there's a way!
744168
Check with manufacturer of pistol, or google it, to see if it has a standard picatinny rail. If so it will fit. Also check Viridian web site.
1824989
I put mine on a Remington 1911 R1. It was a bit too tight and I had to file a small amount of metal off before it fit perfectly. If installed properly and with the use of locktite on the hex screws, you will have absolutely no problem with it moving with recoil. My problem was that my cheap read dot sight would not maintain zero with the recoil, but it wasn't because the mount was moving. My only complaint about this mount is that it must be removed when field stripping the gun for cleaning. That then requires the red dot sight to be rezeroed after it is reinstalled. This is a bit inconvenient and a waste of ammunition.
117070
I would recommend contacting the manufacturer directly. I originally purchased this for my Rock Island Armory 1911 but it wouldn't fit because of a slight variation in the trigger guard. On the bright side, that gave me an excuse to buy and new Colt!! By the way, the light is awesome!!
1779824
I put it on a picatinny aluminum quad rail and it worked just fine. Hope this helps.
145952
It may fit, but the problem I had was that it does not stay on the gun after firing. It was missing a piece I have found in other pic rails system that locks the pieces together.
1599891
I have it installed on my colt 223 LE. It works great. Very satisfied for the money.
2238589
These are generic or universal, per se, so they will/can fit anything designed to take a Picatinny rail. If there is mounting space, it should work. I bought a couple of these and attached them to different weapons in different ways. I'm happy with each application. For the cost, it's worth trying. Enjoy and I hope that helps. C in VA.
346425
I don't know if your sig is a 1911 officers model platform but maybe look on the Hogue Home page to see what model you would need for it.....
2196046
Should work just fine. Weaver and picatinny are pretty much compatible. In my experience I have only had one weaver sight that would not fit on a 1913 rail system.
1029283
There are several different adapters that come with the bipod. I'm sure there is something that will work. If nothing else, there are adapters with sling attachments for Picatinny rails
1821865
This sight comes with the necessary rail adapter already installed. If you happen to need it to mount to a carry handle, the adapter can be removed and it will also fit that way.
318523
It will fit the standard picatinny rail, but I wouldn't trust it to be very accurate. I put this on my .22 and can't zero for the life of me.
1993369
This sight will work on any firearm that it will mount on. It sould mount directly on a Weaver style mount but, it won't mount directly on a Picatinny rail. There may be adapters you could buy that will make it possible to mount it on a Picatinny rail but, then you might as well buy a more expensive brand sight that will allow it to fit without adapters.
859665
Your best bet is to bring it to a local gun shop and test fit. I know a S&W; .40 fits so at least other models are known to adapt. however as the other member answered it all depends on the rail.