Will my Bayonet ring fit over it???
1195398
Probably, and if not, remove the brake then affix your bayonet, then prepare to answer the question "why on earth do you have a bayonet on that thing?" from everyone who sees it.
1195399
Never tried one but it should. The diameter in not greater than a regular A2 flash suppressor
2098712
There is an adapter ring that screws on to the lens. The actual hood then bayonets onto that ring. Un-bayonet the hood, invert it and it fits over the lens for storage. Yes, your lens cap will still fit on the lens.
1286848
I would say it should, I can fit an OKC 3S bayonet in mine and it is very close to the dimensions you listed (except the blade on an OKC 3S is 8" long).
946330
this has a regular weaver rail.. about 2 1/2 to 3 inches long. I think it would fit, but at the same time, I think it would overhang a bit.
1659900
I would think it would fit with the proper rings - don't have a Panzer V so I cannot say for sure. Great scope - locktite the screws!
609299
Yes, it will fit but it will be a hair bigger. You won't even know and nothing to worry about. I did mine and sights are dead nuts and it doesn't even look bad. I'm very happy with it!
1259567
It attaches by the top rail. It will fit but you will have to add cantid sights. It blocks the view of normal sights
1505434
There is a short post that the ring goes over which is a good idea, yet it is not snug allowing a better placement of your ring. You will light the craftsmanship!
820536
Yes, it will fit perfectly. I actually had two lenses with broken mounts, so I have successfully fixed my 18-55 and 18-105. They use the same bayonet.
1605042
Yes, just put it together and it will fit beautifully, Tip: use a rubber cement or other flexible glue/adhesive on the rings that go over the scopes body tube body, will hold it in place longer (keep it from sliding from the forcoil and recoil)
1423835
They recommend you don't [cause they have to], but I have a 16" vintage one fixed with no trouble. It's really snug [kind of as it should be] and if I wanted to be able to get it on and off swiftly, the other answers are accurate--the lug could use a bit of filing. That said, I took a chance and my bayonet went on with no work needed. With all due respect to the previous answers, if the bayonet is fixed properly, the ring on the top of the quillion [guard] is around the muzzle, so unless you're actively slashing a bunch of heavy stuff you won't need to worry to much about torque on the lug [even if you've altered it a bit]. They recommend you don't [cause they have to], but I have a 16" vintage one fixed with no trouble. It's really snug [kind of as it should be] and if I wanted to be able to get it on and off swiftly, the other answers are accurate--the lug could use a bit of filing. That said, I took a chance and my bayonet went on with no work needed. With all due respect to the previous answers, if the bayonet is fixed properly, the ring on the top of the quillion [guard] is around the muzzle, so unless you're actively slashing a bunch of heavy stuff you won't need to worry to much about torque on the... » Read More They recommend you don't [cause they have to], but I have a 16" vintage one fixed with no trouble. It's really snug [kind of as it should be] and if I wanted to be able to get it on and off swiftly, the other answers are accurate--the lug could use a bit of filing. That said, I took a chance and my bayonet went on with no work needed. With all due respect to the previous answers, if the bayonet is fixed properly, the ring on the top of the quillion [guard] is around the muzzle, so unless you're actively slashing a bunch of heavy stuff you won't need to worry to much about torque on the lug [even if you've altered it a bit]. « Show Less
777157
The Problem- ALL bayonets on a 590 model have a space issue where it is just a bit short, giving the bayonet loop a little bit of play when mounted. (This can cause the bayonet to fall off from recoil) The Solution- I went to Lowes and bought a pack of 1" diameter rubber washers for about $2. Placing only one of them onto the mag tube before screwing on the mag cap gave it just enough added distance for a snug fit.I wouldn't worry about the washer causing the mag cap to come loose. I tested it on the range with 200rds of birdshot and 75rds of buckshot. Didn't budge at all. The Problem- ALL bayonets on a 590 model have a space issue where it is just a bit short, giving the bayonet loop a little bit of play when mounted. (This can cause the bayonet to fall off from recoil) The Solution- I went to Lowes and bought a pack of 1" diameter rubber washers for about $2. Placing only one of them onto the mag tube before screwing on the mag cap gave it just enough added distance for a snug fit.I wouldn't worry about the washer causing the mag cap to come loose. I tested it on the range with 200rds of birdshot and 75rds of buckshot. Didn't... » Read More The Problem- ALL bayonets on a 590 model have a space issue where it is just a bit short, giving the bayonet loop a little bit of play when mounted. (This can cause the bayonet to fall off from recoil) The Solution- I went to Lowes and bought a pack of 1" diameter rubber washers for about $2. Placing only one of them onto the mag tube before screwing on the mag cap gave it just enough added distance for a snug fit.I wouldn't worry about the washer causing the mag cap to come loose. I tested it on the range with 200rds of birdshot and 75rds of buckshot. Didn't budge at all. « Show Less
22076
Boss, it will fit perfectly, in fact it will fit better than my wife's wedding ring!
2196486
I would need more information on the rifle and a picture to look at the attachment for the bayonet to determine if it will fit. I am not familar with the Spainsh 7mm Mauser to say if the bayonet will or will not fit without the additional information. Sorry I could not be of more help however if you send the picture of the bayonet attacnment and end of the rifle I may be able to do so.
2053772
No if u hit bone it will snap off the lug look up bayonet lug adapter they have them on amazon unscrew the mussel break pops over the threads fattens up your barrel were the ring sits..here the part you need
1889133
It will mount on a picatinny rail with the included rings. I your rifle is so equipped then you should have no problems
1577102
Yes it will fit but the scope will sit quite high if your scope's objective lens is 32mm. I mounted a 9-12x50 scope on it and it's a perfect fit. I think the scope you mentioned comes with rings.