Can the rail sections be removed or are they permanently affixed. Not a huge fan of rails all over the place if I'm not gonna use them.
1293674
They are permanent and I wanted rails, which is one reason I bought this scope.
1293675
Ha Ha, I had to go look. There is two allen head screws holding each one on. Not sure what it looks like without then, but I think I will find out. I'm not a fan of all that either. The AR it's on, I removed the quad rail and put MagPul back on. It's a carbine. Looks better and it's half pound lighter.
1293676
The rail can be removed from a fixed attachment to a quick disconnect. You would have to look at Burris for other than rail (or amazon).
1293677
From all appearances, they can be removed (although I didn't try it) - however - from what I saw, there is a dedicated boss under them - i.e. there will still be a "bump" on the scope where they were.
1293678
Underneath the scope is a permanent mount which is screwed onto the rails. So yes, you can remove two screws and remove the rail but not sure how you would mount it. If you can find a close up of the front of the scope you can see the shape part which is permanent. Not sure I helped...
1790434
Hi RobNo there are three separate sections and they are not removable. It seems to keep things pretty tidy!
1148917
The rod will interfere with the support rails. You could cut a notch for the rod in the support rails if you were so inclined. Or if the rod is removable you could drill a hole in the support rails at the proper point then reinsert the rod. Good luck.
1280075
I simply leave the rail in place, remove the bedding and replace the bedding. No problem at all. Hope this helps Mr T!
1562351
They are removable, but moving them after already adhered will require adhering them again. The adhesive is very delicate and hasn't had any effect on the wood in my opinion. I've moved mine around a few times, and I haven't had any issues cosmetically.
689082
No. They do utilize torque fasteners and multiple components have to be removed. unless you are familiar with these rails they appear integrated. I have little concern about mine being stolen.
1876010
No, they are set at fixed points on the side rails. You can see where they attach, there are small covers on the side rails that are removed to install the cross rails.
2184555
The rocking isn't so severe that I would think just leaving them is fine. Even when not rocking it sits in one place very well. However in answer to your question, I can't see how you would be able to remove them.
531852
The adapter can be left on the rail and the bipod removed. this is a very well made adapter. A bit pricey but probably worth it. Very rugged! Have had no trouble with mine.
334041
Yes... You will need a drill... I used one to get the alignment correct and bolt the rails on... Hope that helps
1212217
Yes you can. The crossbars can be loosen with hand screws and slide them forward and back along the rails.
1226223
Yes, they are removable and it does not effect the looks. I have several of these shelves and love them. Verynicely made.
1897203
I was not able to use my wood side rails. You will have to use the rails provided . I just used a dust ruffle and you couldn't see the rails :)
403772
Never had to remove mine. It can be done because I installed mine backwards in the beginning. Two little clips that you pull out or press in along the tracks.
1519131
They can be removed if you bend the links but it is not made to be used seperatly. Hope this helps.
1426773
No, the upper and lower frame sections pass through sleeves on the back of the cushion. So the only way to remove it is to take the frame apart, not practical. Ours is outdoors, so to protect it we pull the top rail forwards and use bungies to hold it vertical, then put a tarp over it. Have done that for some years with no problem.
890370
Yes you can remove/re-install as needed, however unless you are using the holes for something like camper tie-downs, there isn't any reason to remove them. They "wedge" in to place.