Is there a better skeg that you can mount?
2022331
I built my own mount for about $15 using two conduit pipes and two pieces of wood, rope, and hose clamps. Works great, and been trolling the lakes for the last few weeks catching bass. Let me know if you want more info.
2187716
I tried a cheaper one first and found that it kept getting loose. No good. So I tried the Leupold. It was tight fitting it on the handle and stayed tight. The only way to mount an optic on an AR with a permanent handle.
1396039
I have Mountek's snap magnetic mount, and I much prefer it to the Caseology mount. The clamp sides on the Caseology have proved to be too shallow to be practical in my work vehicle.
970550
Lifetime is a different brand. But if it doesn't have a skeg and gives you some trouble this might work for you. This has a hook that goes over the the back between the two tanks. You have to deflate the kayak somewhat to get the skeg on. The material can be cut with a hacksaw if you need to modify it. But I think it will work for you.
1366117
I started out with this exact "side" style mount for my SKS and it is not what you want to use to secure any scope to. After firing about 10 rounds, the small bolts holding the two parts of this mount together came loose. I'm not an engineer, but it is a poor design with much of the vibration and stress from firing distributed on those two little aluminum bolts/screws. After tightening and retightening, the results were always the same. I bought the other SKS mount that has a rail on the top, center for the rings, and that one is structurally better! You are also wise to use a "short" scope, cause if it's too long your brass will hit the front of your scope as it ejects from the chamber. I started out with this exact "side" style mount for my SKS and it is not what you want to use to secure any scope to. After firing about 10 rounds, the small bolts holding the two parts of this mount together came loose. I'm not an engineer, but it is a poor design with much of the vibration and stress from firing distributed on those two little aluminum bolts/screws. After tightening and retightening, the results were always the same. I bought the other SKS mount that has a rail on the top, center for the rings, and that one is structurally better! You are also wise to use a... » Read More I started out with this exact "side" style mount for my SKS and it is not what you want to use to secure any scope to. After firing about 10 rounds, the small bolts holding the two parts of this mount together came loose. I'm not an engineer, but it is a poor design with much of the vibration and stress from firing distributed on those two little aluminum bolts/screws. After tightening and retightening, the results were always the same. I bought the other SKS mount that has a rail on the top, center for the rings, and that one is structurally better! You are also wise to use a "short" scope, cause if it's too long your brass will hit the front of your scope as it ejects from the chamber. « Show Less
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Yes they make special side mounts which i do not prefer.This mount has a picitny rail built on to it.All you have to do is a little filing and simply replaces other cover.As far as certain sights just make sure the rings fit picitny rail.Also i suggest a tactile scope or youll have empty cartridges bouncing off it.I used a 3-9Bug Blaster scope and love it on my sks.
894634
I have a sevylor Tahiti-K79. The skeg is worth buying as it keeps the kayak moving forward instead of drifting. amazon had skegs last year I think. but maybe not this year. However I have information on the store they used. before. shipstore.com
1785725
No this will not, I would suggest going with all ready assembled high quality coil overs if you want to go that direction, skunk 2 or Meagan racing are good quality. Otherwise u are going to have a bouncy ride
1232167
There is a custom mount for your model of pickup - note the cost of the rack and the cost of the mounts is about the same as the cost of other racks. This rack is far superior to any others I've seen. Refer to my product review.
1501451
No Idea, It wasn't designed for my unit a 225 Yami with a special foot. I was able to cut open back side and get it to over my skeg. Looks fine.
1116239
It mounts very well, just take your time tapping it. I had an 88 also. Good luck!
1452886
While the only truly stable mount is a clamp set up, it is sufficiant if you are an experienced shooter. As with anything it depends on the shooter.
1554984
I have the Burris P.E.P.R. Quick Disconnect Scope Mount, (also found on Amazon), just for this purpose. Quick on and off with a Return to Zero each time I re install the mount set up. Happy ans Safe Shooting.
1722423
I'd say your best bet is a roll bar mount. It's adjustable and can fit around the gun not a problem.
47855
Yes , most likely but Scoche usually sells great mounting kits. Check it out.
666576
I didn't have any problems with the skeg either. And I agree if you epoxy it, that will probably make it much harder to fit into the bag. If you afraid of losing it, try to secure it with cord/rope (making small hole in the skeg).
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I use a fairlead mount. Which one depends on the type of fairlead you go with.