Does this play well if you have the bayo lug on the front post? Obviously you can't use a bayo if you have this, but I dont want to deal with removing
1156119
Fits right over the bayonet lug, and yeah you wont be able to mount a bayonet with this but you do not have to remove the bayonet lug.
1156120
your bayonet lug will pose not problem. Best thing I bought for my ar15!!!!!!! Oh the fenix 15 tac light. Oh yeah!!! Great combo. Make sure to get the one with the thumb screw. Best wishes Mike.... P.S. Dpn't put to much weight on rifle. YMMV.
1156121
This thing wraps around the bayonet lug and in fact the contour of it is built-in on the plastic itself. I have it on 2 of my AR-15 rifles and both have the bayonet lug. Although I believe this flashlight holder may be mounted on AR carbines without the bayonet lug, probably some tweaking would be required.
1156122
You use one or another. I shoot at night all the time. I've never had to use my bayonet.
1552132
Hi, how are you? Thanks for your question. Are the grip panels not fully touching the frame of the firearm, or is it only that the two grip panels are not touching each other at the back of the grip? Your friends at Fuddlebucks
1255526
I'd add a carabiner to the handle so that you aren't tempted to use the blue triggers to hang stuff on. I mention this in case you don't feel the need to go up Fool's Hill alone...
879309
I have the colt le ar and I ended up taking the front sight post off. It got in the way of the scope sighting. Hope that answers your question..
5830
You may want to permanent affix it. JB weld or actually weld the end on. You'll lose the ability to deploy the bayonet but it does work. Have this mounted on an AK. Personally is choose something else, NCStar makes a good clamp on brake. Same style as the AK-74 and it's removable.
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It will fit - if your rifle has the bayonet mount and front sight as one piece. It actually needs that extra thickness behind the front sight to grab onto. You will not be able to swing the bayonet around and lock it after you install the muzzle brake. I'm going to remove the front sight and bayont mount and cut off the bayonet mount. Can't see lugging it around- Bambi ain't attacked me like never:-)Next - find a store that sells special hardware - and replace both little bolts with grade 8 or better yet 10. Don't want that thing getting in the way of a bullet at muzzle velocity ! Could be ugly ! With some time and a machinst friend you can make these things look pretty decent. It will fit - if your rifle has the bayonet mount and front sight as one piece. It actually needs that extra thickness behind the front sight to grab onto. You will not be able to swing the bayonet around and lock it after you install the muzzle brake. I'm going to remove the front sight and bayont mount and cut off the bayonet mount. Can't see lugging it around- Bambi ain't attacked me like never:-)Next - find a store that sells special hardware - and replace both little bolts with grade 8 or better yet 10. Don't want that thing getting in the way of a bullet at muzzle velocity ! Could be... » Read More It will fit - if your rifle has the bayonet mount and front sight as one piece. It actually needs that extra thickness behind the front sight to grab onto. You will not be able to swing the bayonet around and lock it after you install the muzzle brake. I'm going to remove the front sight and bayont mount and cut off the bayonet mount. Can't see lugging it around- Bambi ain't attacked me like never:-)Next - find a store that sells special hardware - and replace both little bolts with grade 8 or better yet 10. Don't want that thing getting in the way of a bullet at muzzle velocity ! Could be ugly ! With some time and a machinst friend you can make these things look pretty decent. « Show Less
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Unfortunately I don't have a yugo so I can't say for sure. I haven't had issues in my Polish AK47 and 74 as of yet though. Sorry I can't be of help.
843404
If a 15S or single contact and the specs of the bayonets are the same, it should fit just fine.If you have a flat center contact as some cheap mounts might be, then the bayonet distances are critical.Commonly they have a spring or flex contact that maintains pressure and should be fine.
2140205
i have never tried it but there is a usp slot in the front so i would think you could. i have a friend that has one and he shared his video with me to show me how clear it was so i'm sure thats what he did.. but myself i have never done it.
1817490
I think you would be happy the way stays looped thru your belt. It's easy to pull it if the situation arises. I think you will like the way it sits on your hip . thanks and good luck and good riding.
1766311
On the top or front location? I looked up the specs and it looks a little tight. On the top location, it looks like the 5.25" bay rails might be in the way. The front didn't look like it would fit at all.
995909
No, You will not be able to leave the bayonet on the rifle as there is no slot for it to fold into! You could but it would have to remain extended which would be extremely dangerous!
717314
It should work fine if you use a small riser (utg low/medium profile should work well). You can also move it slightly forward so the switch will clear the grip (the key may not fit onto the rail but you can clamp it tight enough to stay). Placing it on the side is an option also. See my pictures in the gallery for examples of those.
1519146
No the bayonet needs to be removed. it installs between the lugs. may require some filling for proper fit. meaning, all the holes line up.
1132735
So far I have not had that problem. It fits behind the trigger snugly. With no safety this is well worth it.
863924
My beretta 92FS would get stuck until I modified the holsters bottom opening with velcro (similarly to what palehorse mentioned) which fixed the issue for the most part. IMHO if I could do it again, I would find a better holster designed for the beretta platform. Buy once, cry once.
1276541
Yes, it will fit any standard front sight post with a bayonet lug, but obviously the lug will no longer be usable.