Should i use the weaver key it comes to replace the original screw that goes on the picatinny rail?
1288215
If you are referring to that big thumbscrew, yes just make sure you tighten it good
1288216
It's up to you. I took that approach, put a small amount of Loctite on the end of the key, and it worked very well. Without Loctite (or equivalent product) no matter how you attach the unit it will shake loose after a couple of hundred rounds. As I regularly put 500 rounds of copper solid slug through my Remington 870 in a session, shaking loose wasn't a desirable trait. By the way, the buttstock I put on to replace the stock unit has a recoil spring that does a fabulous job of absorbing the recoil, otherwise my shoulder would be rather sore after a day's tactical session. With the spring stock I end the day without any discomfort at all. It's up to you. I took that approach, put a small amount of Loctite on the end of the key, and it worked very well. Without Loctite (or equivalent product) no matter how you attach the unit it will shake loose after a couple of hundred rounds. As I regularly put 500 rounds of copper solid slug through my Remington 870 in a session, shaking loose wasn't a desirable trait. By the way, the buttstock I put on to replace the stock unit has a recoil spring that does a fabulous job of absorbing the recoil, otherwise my shoulder would be rather sore after a day's tactical session. With the spring... » Read More It's up to you. I took that approach, put a small amount of Loctite on the end of the key, and it worked very well. Without Loctite (or equivalent product) no matter how you attach the unit it will shake loose after a couple of hundred rounds. As I regularly put 500 rounds of copper solid slug through my Remington 870 in a session, shaking loose wasn't a desirable trait. By the way, the buttstock I put on to replace the stock unit has a recoil spring that does a fabulous job of absorbing the recoil, otherwise my shoulder would be rather sore after a day's tactical session. With the spring stock I end the day without any discomfort at all. « Show Less
1288217
U can. It is easier to take on and off the eotech with the screw that has the larger head. It does add more weight to the red dot but nothing too significant
2196044
Weaver and Picatinney are the virtually identical, just the slots between are slightly larger on one of them. The Truglo will attached just fine.
1312532
So far every 1911 uses this thread pitch. It should fit just right. I haven't seen a grip screw that didn't fit.
2148981
You really need to figure out how thick the stock is at that point. Depending on the particular polymer, it will have to be drilled a bit larger than the the core of the screw; otherwise you'll end up breaking off the screw. If it is only a little too long just unscrew it grind off the tip so it won't interfere with the mechanism,m and put it back in.
1942013
You'll need to install a "Weaver" rail. Or, swap to rings that are compatible with the factory rail, so called ".22 rings". I'd go with swapping out the rail.
517937
it sould. the weaver rail is made like the picatinny rail and the mount that comes with this scope will fit the picatinny rail. good luck.
1833229
I tried it on my ar but it won't fit the picatinny rail and has no screws on the side to open it wider. Also will not fit in depth around the base of the rail. better used on handgun
2197397
I have mine mounted on the exact model which came with a picatinney rail and was tapped and plugged with set screws; Yes.
189722
I think that there is two widths for the weaver rail. I have this mount, and it fits the wider of the rails. I believe is 7/8 in. or the standard Picatinny rail, what ever that is. There is a cross bar in this mount also, so it needs to match the slot in th eweaver rail.
293719
Shouldn't have any problems. They also make picatinny to weaver converter rails if things don't work out.
1892073
I am afraid not this is just a regular picatiny rail addition set with the tools you need to add it on. not a keymod system
715347
I didn't. I had to get my gunsmith put mine on. They didnt fit and I wasn't going to file my slide to the extent it was going to take. All that to say he used a new set screw but the old one should work.
170593
Yes .All you need to do is to pull the trigger pin out and replace it with the screw .. Should be no problem.. Hopefully this helps ,that is an awesome rail i love it..
1856140
Yes . I installed it on mine with locktite , I also used the allan screw that was shipped with it ....I believe Ruger owns the maker of this sight & is on some models standard ...
1805029
I have mine on a weaver. It is tight and holding. Mic your rail. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picatinny_rail
2208615
I can't answer your question for sure since I'm not familiar with your weapon, but I would imagine that the screw threads would be standard across a broad line of weapons. Specific threads for each type of weapon would be a disadvantage for after market makers and a nightmare for the weapon manufacturers.
1438542
The factory screws are fine as the Hogue grips replace the factory grips. However, you will have to slide the Hogue grip under the de-cocking lever on the left side of the handgun to maneuver it into position. Be careful not to over-tighten the screws or they will impinge on the magazine.