Can this be used on a rifle that has a flash suppressor attached?
1076405
The Wheeler Laser Boresighter has a very powerful 1 3/8th inch diameter magnet to hold it on the end of the barrel. If the flash suppressor is steel and not too large I am sure the magnet would make a very solid attachment.
1076406
Yes, highly doubt any issues- but to ease your mind. Test the Flash suppressor/ flash hider/ compensator/ muzzle brake with a magnet if the mag sticks your good.
1076407
The bore sighter requires two things to be effective. A metal barrel (in your case flash suppressor) for the magnet and that the barrel be at a right angle to the scope you are trying to sight. I have a break barrel pellet gun with a suppressor and scope and it would not work because the suppressor was plastic and it was tapered at the end at an angle. I have successfully used it on other rifles from .22 to .3006. If your suppressor is removeable, you may be able to sight the scope and reinstall the suppressor.
476795
By the looks of it, it'll work. The only thing is the suppressor would stick out of the bottom. But itll work as needed.
1450666
I would say no. The stock and rifle is one piece. The stock could be shorten by removing material or made longer like I did by adding a slip on recoil pad.
1155354
It's not made to protect threads. This is a slip on unit that allows you to thread a muzzle break, or flash suppressor to a cut end of a SKS
1481888
No it wont work. It doesnt.suppress. This suppressor is for decorative purposes on an airsoft rifle. Real are illegal.
743074
I would not buy this product for any rifle...it really is not worth the money even though it's cheap. I had to toss mine out and spend a little more for a decent product
375565
Yes. That's what i mounted it on. It GREATLY reduced the recoil. You won't be disappointed.
1094077
no, this is a solid unit, you will not be able to convert to a suppressor if that is your thinking.
2261880
You might as well just buy a slip on recoil pad as to waste you time and money on an ill fitting piece of junk. If you do put it on, you'll want to take it off when you are done shooting. The rifle is an inanimate object but is still a piece of history and deserves more respect than to have that ill fitting pos put on it.
134537
No. It fits pretty snug with nothing on the rail. If it is on the trigger guard you might be able to make it work but it probably won't set down all the way.
531681
Yes, it is magnetized; good magnet too; so if your flash suppressor is metal I assume it would be fine..
1317496
No, I have the same gun and the threads are way too big on the flash hider, but with it off it fits perfectly
1016484
Yes, this model can work on the .177 Caliber air rifle. So long as it comes with the rail system, it can be attached.
637838
I dont see why not. Its made to fit the frame, not the barrel size. It goes under the barrel and along the triggerguard.
1772418
yes but only if the sport has a flash hider on it already. If it is like the Mass Compliant ones (straight cut at tip of Barrel) then no. you would need to have it threaded . send me a pic of yours via email , I can make sure then . Mikelawtown@aol.com
1334307
Well, it depends on the outside diameter of the barrel. If it is less than 19mm, then it should work. But I do not suggest using it since it will disrupt the harmonics of the rifle.
2136395
I can certainly tell you that it's just large enough to fit over an A2-style flash hider, which has a 22mm (7/8") overall diameter. So as long as your aftermarket flash suppressor is 22mm in diameter, you should be golden.