A. Description says 4.6 & 5.6 oz which does it weigh? B. How long are the overhang on each side C. Will this fit a 3/4" 23mm rail?
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If this helps i used this on my Smith & Wesson M&P; 15. It did not cause any issue with shell ejection and allowed me to utikize my optic and not see any of my front sight post. Very little hangover on the sides. It locked very tight and was worth the buy.
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The mount weighs 4.8 oz. The weight difference in the listing is the box it comes in (shipping weight is total of mount and box together).
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I don't really understand your question. This is designed to mount to an equipment rail. Whether or not you had a bayonet lug would make no difference.
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First, this buttstock pad has an oval shape, and it is curved where it mounts onto the standard AK stock (see the photo). I measured everything from the center: The length is 3 13/16", the width is 1 1/4", and the thickness is 1". The thickness is 1" from the center, and the thickness on both ends is 3/4" due to the curvature where it mounts onto the AK stock. It fits my Romanian WASR perfectly. Measuring the length of the two screw holes from the center of the holes, the distance is 2 23/32". If you're using 16ths for your measurements, 23/32nds is halfway between 11/16ths and 12/16ths. First, this buttstock pad has an oval shape, and it is curved where it mounts onto the standard AK stock (see the photo). I measured everything from the center: The length is 3 13/16", the width is 1 1/4", and the thickness is 1". The thickness is 1" from the center, and the thickness on both ends is 3/4" due to the curvature where it mounts onto the AK stock. It fits my Romanian WASR perfectly. Measuring the length of the two screw holes from the center of the holes, the distance is 2 23/32". If you're using 16ths for your measurements, 23/32nds is... » Read More First, this buttstock pad has an oval shape, and it is curved where it mounts onto the standard AK stock (see the photo). I measured everything from the center: The length is 3 13/16", the width is 1 1/4", and the thickness is 1". The thickness is 1" from the center, and the thickness on both ends is 3/4" due to the curvature where it mounts onto the AK stock. It fits my Romanian WASR perfectly. Measuring the length of the two screw holes from the center of the holes, the distance is 2 23/32". If you're using 16ths for your measurements, 23/32nds is halfway between 11/16ths and 12/16ths. « Show Less
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they are designed for 2x4 or 2x6 rails. As you probably know a 2x6 rail is actually 1.5x5.5 inches so it will work with a 5 3/8" rail. There are holes in the unit for screwing them into the rails to secure them in place.
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It takes five slots from one of the clamping bolts to the other. Length of the bottom section is 2 3/8" from end to end. I have it mounted on a .75" riser on my AR flattop. No idea what the other reviewer is talking about it being "offset" as mine is perfectly centered on the rail.
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The rail itself is is about 11 1/2" long. The area that attaches to the vent rib is 3" from the center of the first mount to the center of the last mount.
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On my FN57- measures about 1-3/4"; from the inside edge of the trigger guard out onto the rail .
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I would say "yes" to a six inch rail. My railing is 4" and it fits the first "cut" or the deck box. The second cut is for a six inch railing. The weight of the flowers and dirt keeps it on the rail well. We have gone through some extremely windy and rainy days and no problem.
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I dont have a UTG handguard, I have a FAB defense handguard. Judging from that and pictures of most other AKs I've seen, that rails should be the same height or very close.
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Tough to answer. Just measured my Mossberg 500 stock...it measures 5" across at the end of the plastic stock, which the factory buttplate then fits into, and I have my pad over that. I"m thinking 4 3/4" might be a tiny bit small...as it fits my 500 almost perfectly (if I took off the stock pad and put it directly over the stock it would be perfect, but there wouldn't be much support due to the hollow plastic stock). But it does stretch and fit snug on mine..so it MIGHT work fine on yours...it's only 1/4" diff. Sorry if this doesn't really give you a confident answer.
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The length is 4.0" tapering down to 3.95" against the gun. It is a tad smaller but looks OK. All it does is add length to the gun but has no shock reduction. It's on my WASR-10 but the stock is still too short to use as a rifle with the low iron sights.
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I bought it for my AK. It didn't fit so I returned it. I didn't think to check it for my AR. Double check the ad because it's awfully short. I could only get two fingers around it, unless they sent the wrong one. It may be for a shotgun. Nice soft rubber if you chose to buy it. Take care.
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Hi Chris, This mount is designed to be used w/a Weaver style or Picatinny style rail only.... They measure 5/8's inch wide.. I think the 3/8" rail is mostly for .22 caliber rifles? Hope that helps?
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The one I received looks just like the picture. I believe the longer rail has to be purchased separately
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2 3/16" is on surface, deduct 5 mm ( alittle less than 1/32"), so about 2 1/4" on rail.
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It's about four inches but you can cut it and make it shorter or cut it between the mount holes to make it longer the device you mount on the rail will align both pieces secure the rail from movement.You made need to spread some all purpose adhesive Fix - All The Original super glue from The Dollar Tree store for a dollar. It stays soft and absorbs vibrations of recoil saving your aim devices .
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I get a measurement of 38" from inside to inside of my top rails on a 2014 Sportwagon.This gives me a 6" overhang on each side.Hasn't been a issue yet.