Can I install upside down on my Mossy 12 barrel and use as a front sight mount?
2035749
I guess you could install it on the top of the barrel but it would sure make for a bulky front site. On my older (1980's) Mossberg 500, the bottom shell tube has a bigger circumference than the actual barrel. It would have been really loose and would have required some kind of spacer insert in order to tighten it onto the barrel, but it slid on and tightened real nice on the lower tube.
2035750
This can be mounted in any position as long as it fits your barrel diameter.
2035751
You should be able to. If there is enough room on the end and the bead is not in the way. Check the dimensions. I use mine for my light and it hasn't came loose from the barrel yet after putting a lot of rounds through it.
1737970
This mount is designed to give a low profile type fit with the scope mounted. There isn't much room left for flip down sight but it would also depend on exactly which sight you'd go with. Most however, won't work.
409308
Nope a saiga 12 does not have a flip up rear site that the front of this fits into. So there would be nothing to hold it in place.
789785
Yes, in that you can run this without impacting the functionality of your fixed front sight. I run this without an elevated riser. The front post does not get in the way and co-witness is achievable with a fixed front sight.
859876
I'm not sure about mounting locations on specific vehicles but these can be mounted upside down
1503967
I see no reason why not. The barrels are ported to the side not so much up. I have used them mostly on non ported barrels but would not hesitate to use them on ported barrels.
1536421
I don't think so, I have a flip up rear back up sight on one of my AR 15's and still had to modify(grind down) my scope mount. the sight you have is a stand alone sight and even if you could get both on the rail it would interfere with your scope visually. maybe a set of canted back up sights or a flip up would work for you.
553446
Yes, the mount can be installed upside down. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support
1071559
I don't think this rail will fit a Desert Eagle because that gun has a top rail, not a bottom rail. I suppose you could use it upside down to mount a laser or light under the barrel, but I have no idea whether it would interfere with controls on the side of the pistol.
1177603
No. if you contact Crosman they can sell you the barrel pivot pin and front and rear sling mount.I did this mod to mine
61283
you could, if you have a rail to mount it to, and you would have to also use a taller matching front sight so the front and rear sights are somewhat level with each other. hope this helps you out!
264167
Yes. This is a flat top sight to match F-marked front sights. I have the same configuration.
1302189
i used a utg rear flip sight with it, that's probably your best bet. since they are made by the same company they can be used easily used together!
1741677
Yes, you would need tall mounts to clear over the front sight though. Good luck getting it dialed in.
293216
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
1637366
Probably not. Unless you put the sight on risers, it'll be in the field of view. I have Diamondhead flip-up sights on my KSG and they are in the middle of the sight when they are up. That is exactly what I wanted (in case the battery is dead, I can still draw a bead), but something you might not like. There are short Picatinny rails that will give you the height necessary to clear your fixed sight.
840095
The correct answer is NO. You can mount this to any handguard that has a rail on the bottom. For example, the Magpul AR15 series front hand guards can have a rail mounted on the bottom, this will mount to that. I have it setup this way on my M4 and one on my M&P; 15-22. the M&P; needs a bit shaved off to get it as close as you'd want it.