Would this rest work with an AR with a 30 round magazine? Does the front rest go up high enough?
2030959
It works fine you just have to remove the hand gun rest/storage box in order for the clip to clear hope his helps
2030960
Should be no problem - the front rest goes up pretty high and the storage box/handgun rest is easily removable.
1272623
Personal choice on the AR-15, depends on the situation. I would want a true front rest and back rest if I were zeroing a gun. It would be good for the longer shots mountain hunting offers.
582830
It should. I have mine on top of a Ruger 22/45 with a custom low mount base now. It was on my AR-15 on a 45° side mount and got dropped a couple times and stayed on target.
1616463
No it will not. I attempted this and the rear site was just a couple of mm too low, which caused a little bending in the rail. A gunsmith said it would probably crack after 100 to 200 rounds or so. Its a shame because it is such a high quality piece of equipment. I ended up putting a AIM sports scout scope on the built in front rails as the long eye relief made it a good fit.
2120657
The Brass Stacker itself sits quite high. I had to add a cheek pad on top of the cheek rest build into my Boyd's stock. I'm not familiar with the shape of the scope you're using, but I would recommend getting the lowest rings that will give your scope clearance.
1519609
I think it would, but if you mount it to the upper there won't be enough room to put a rear sight on your weapon. I have angled irons on mine to get around that problem. If you could mount it on the forgrip then it sould. It looks to be the right height but I'm not sure.
1956372
Yes, I have an AK too, it's adjustable in height to accommodate extended magazines, especially if you are shooting down hill
1566828
5 to 10 round magazine yes, depending on the elevation that you are shooting at. 30 round mags, no, tried this last weekend and since I only own 30 rounders I was forced to hand load each round. Granted this type of bench rest is designed primarily for bolt action style hunting rifles, and in that respect it has performed flawlessly with my Remington 700 .308, sighted it in with 3 shots. If you are planning on using this with anything that uses detachable box mags, the fit will be hit or miss depending on mag capacity and firearm design, but if that is your primary weapon, I would advise finding a sled that is specifically designed for that type of weapon. 5 to 10 round magazine yes, depending on the elevation that you are shooting at. 30 round mags, no, tried this last weekend and since I only own 30 rounders I was forced to hand load each round. Granted this type of bench rest is designed primarily for bolt action style hunting rifles, and in that respect it has performed flawlessly with my Remington 700 .308, sighted it in with 3 shots. If you are planning on using this with anything that uses detachable box mags, the fit will be hit or miss depending on mag capacity and firearm design, but if that is your primary weapon, I would advise... » Read More 5 to 10 round magazine yes, depending on the elevation that you are shooting at. 30 round mags, no, tried this last weekend and since I only own 30 rounders I was forced to hand load each round. Granted this type of bench rest is designed primarily for bolt action style hunting rifles, and in that respect it has performed flawlessly with my Remington 700 .308, sighted it in with 3 shots. If you are planning on using this with anything that uses detachable box mags, the fit will be hit or miss depending on mag capacity and firearm design, but if that is your primary weapon, I would advise finding a sled that is specifically designed for that type of weapon. « Show Less
2127301
Yes it will. My AR15 has a mil-spec front sight so I put a 1" riser under my AR as to not have the front sight in my field of view. Amazon carries them also. I hope this helps!
378561
It is possible. I know that the higher versions will not. The charging handle will not clear them. I would be surprised if any of the risers work with an AR. Since the charging handle just barely clears the Magpul stock without the cheek riser. Now if you always fully extend your stock it may not be an issue. But if you are like me and keep the stock fairly short you may have problems.
2127300
I have mine on a S&W; MnP 5.56. It took some wrenching on the bolts to fully tighten. Once it is tight it sits a little low for you taste. I suggest a riser of about 1/4 inch for comfort.
1203418
This would work for you. It doesn't have any elevation, but you won't need it with an AR. I have this on my Desert Tactical SRS and I'm shooting at 1k+ yards.
1709541
It does sit high so your chin is up a bit, I never got hurt or anything, but a typical [read as "proper"] cheek weld is out of the question with the original military stock. youll want a stock with a higher comb. the mount itself is very solid, you'll want to use loctite on the nuts though.
1453159
Mine is used with a 3 X 12 X 40 Cabela's EXT.223 caliber specific scope on a IWI Tavor, they do make risers if it's too low.
1080319
Actually Jonathan, it might! The Rifle "holster" has a couple of clasps. They have a lot of adjustability! For my 30-06 rifle (with scope), the clasps have to be sinched down almost fully to hold the rifle nice and snug. The base or "rifle rest' is simply an elastic open mouthed pouch attached to a strap. I feel it would open up enough to fit your bow. I honestly can picture your bow sitting in there just fine!- Anthony-
293215
should co witnness with front site post, if not then add riser. have to check to be sure, works on my s&w ar 15
1883120
I have two ARs: flattop with Magpul MBUS front and rear, the other with the A2 front and MBUS rear. No riser of any kind was needed for either.