how much of a rise does this provide? I looking for close to a 1.25" rise off my mini-14 stock.
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It will give you an inch. I also have it on a mini-14 with a reflex sight and it will do.If you have a synthetic stock I would use the rubber material they use for cabinet shelves so it doesnt slip.That will give you another1/8th inch.
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You would have to put it a little forward toward the receiver,which makes it more comfortable.In shooting you would have to place your cheek bone the pad which makes the shooter more stable.This is a great product and I have several.
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Sorry the rise is the way the handle bar is made. It brings the handle bar up closer to you . Your arm reach. They will not fit on some mountain bikes. Thanks
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More for a wooden type stock. Mini 14. But can work. Just tried it on one if the AR's. It will work. Better for fuller stock. Mini 14, Rem 700.
1428893
It comes with a riser that will work just fine.....if you get a Magpul MBUS it will co-witness nicely.
902444
From the top of the rail to the top of the sight, in the flipped up position, is 1.5 inches. Though I haven't done it myself, I wouldn't be surprised if some shooters use a riser under them.
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Well, I don't own a mini 14, I installed on a mosin with an archangel stock with a picatiny rail and it was perfect, it comes with an adaptor to install it on the sling's stud I WOULD HAVE TO SAY IT FITS. It works well and I'm happy with it. The legs are not spring loaded spring loaded ones are more money.
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Gregory, I'm unclear what you mean by "need"? The product comes ready to mount on a rail. The real question is, as Claudio states..."preference" and the rail you currently have on your mini 14. I prefer a "flat-top" or low profile upper receiver. Therefore, a small riser is necessary to maintain my preferred position on my cheek weld. If you have a sighting system on your mini 14 now and the position is comfortable merely measure any elevation and purchase a corresponding riser.
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Yes would work excellent there I have it on my AR and it works great and you won't need the riser so it will be extremely light. You will not be dissapointed I can assure you.
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I've read around 150 feet... not quite sure. mine is being shipped as we speak. I'm still wondering what kind of barrel is best besides the stock. What size, What brand, etc is what I'm interested in. I love to have more than 1 barrel at my disposal. idk, that's just me tho.
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2-1/2 inches up from the tip of the recoil pad or 1-5/8 inches up from the wood stock
2059543
Sorry , I don't have this around me any more. Honestly , you can get the Moe stock for fairly cheap and add this to it and it would solve your issues completely.
1042883
I haven't run anything smaller than 1/4" round steel, so I truthfully can't say what the smallest stock size might be. My instinct is that this tool might be a bit coarse for the work you're considering.
947365
It should work just fine. If not, then add a UTG Low Riser to bring it up. I know this from trial and error. I have a medium and a high riser that were too high.
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It has about a 2.25" rise for about 7% slope. It's not much but it's not flat either.
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I gained almost 2 inches of handlebar height over my stock stem, and it brought the bars back approximately an inch. So it sounds like this would about do it for you. Also, this was slightly lighter than my stock stem.
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Does anyone know if I need a 1" or a 1/2" riser to use this on a A2 AR-15 front sight? Thanks
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Yes, it should be enough. Risers just allow you to not strain your neck as much while trying to weld your cheek to the stock of your rifle. The only draw back is the amount of offset. I use a 3-9x42 scope with this riser and it brought the scope up to a very comfortable position; while also bringing the scope up high enough as to not have it black the charging handle.