Does this mount account for ( angled ) for the forward downward slant of a fixed handle? Colt SP1.
1055876
I bought mine for a Bushmaster, slant is accounted for, I assume Colt will be the same.
1055877
I have a stag arms ar and it didnt compensate for the beveled edges of thebsides of the handle as you look down range so it did not work for my handle
1055878
yes. it is made to fit the carry handle slot. you still have to adjust scope elevation. you still are able to use iron sights.
1958079
No, both the screws and the handle are flush mount. You could easily replace the screws if you wanted.
1303206
Yes, They can face forward or rearward depending which way you mount it to your stock.
205366
im not sure, I had to use a 1 inch riser on my rifle because it was way to low by itself. I guess it depends on the setup you currently have, if its a piccany mount with no handle then i would say yes to be comfortable.
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Can't improve much on Dave's answer. The 2 1/2 inch handles are shown on the other side in the photo, and less than 1 turn loosens the clamp mount. It then "rides the rail" to wherever you need it. He also made an excellent point; make sure you get a grip on whatever is mounted, because gravity will turn the clamp mount upside down.
1067611
The handle rotates up and down and pulls out about an inch and a half. If you can mount the baseplate you shouldn't have an issue.
1780714
Yes it has the standard 1/4" mount on the bottom. Very pleased with the performance of this grip.
398206
Yes, I use it with my A2 removable handle/rear sight. It lines up great and i only had to adjust elevation slightly and it was spot on
1662475
Yes it does. The mount is articulated on a ball type mount. It will go in any direction.
918197
I have used this mount in different positions. It works for me. I have used it upside down.
1617354
Sorry I dont know-the model I have has a straight handle that doesnt unfold
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Hello: I would have to say NO, on my Stage the back of the grip is supported by the mag well. I Would think the grip may brake between the hand support and mount. Try a vertical broom handle grip or a Magpul angled fore-grip. If you need more help email navy1867@frontier.com I will try to answer questions, am a retired Gun Smith
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With the rear sight mounted as far to the rear as possible, it folded flat very near to the rear edge of the standard charging handle on my DDM4V7. It did not prevent me from grabbing the charging handle but under pressure situations, could cause a missed grab. I solved this problem by moving my ACOG scope to the rear and mounting the Diamond Head rear sight in FRONT of my scope. This actually works pretty good.
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Nope it has a slant you can mount it so it leans forward or backwards it's your choice.
677240
The mount has a build in ball joint connection, it will allow you to turn 360 degrees with out bending the arm. Best Regards,
375565
Yes. That's what i mounted it on. It GREATLY reduced the recoil. You won't be disappointed.
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I'm gonna say yes. With the mount all the way foward and the legs fully extended you can easily have the rifle level for prone position and get approximately 5 more degrees of incline if needed.