Can the laser be mounted on a shotgun rail use at fore grip or as rear sight?
1108685
This would not be mounted to rear. It's not a sight and being a green laser you could do damage to your eyes if you leaned over the weapon as such. It would be mounted forward. Has standard Picatinny mount. You can mount it 12,3,6 or 9 o'clock.
1108686
Lasers on shotguns are at best useless. Lasers on the forend (pump) inevitably lose it's zero due to its inherent movement. Go with a refect red dot on rear, you'll have better acquisition of target with less buttons and pressure switches to fumble with.
1736364
I don't use the rail, I used the standard Ruger mounts. You don't see the front sight.
438983
I have this mounted on my mossberg 500 combo using a UTG rail mount. It has replacement screws for you. It bolts on right to the top of the shotgun. I didn't have a front sight though. But if you want 1 the mossberg ghost ring sights are very nice. But there going to have to be professionally installed
551772
I know what you are asking brother, yes, with a picatinny rail it would fit, is it the best laser and flashlight combo for it I don't know. A fiberoptic sight that some have mentioned here is not going to help my wife in any part of the house and if she is putting a PISTOL GRIP SHOTGUN up to her cheek to fire then we have other issues to discuss, adding a stock defeats the close quarters appeal even if it is collapsible it is now heavier, cumbersome and complicated. I added a Mako forend and Pistol grip (she likes the stability and grip for pumping) and am now looking for a laser sight so she feels more comfortable at a quick look for what she is aiming at.
2195524
I had my gun smith install both. He has a jig to drill the holes for the rear sight. Drilled and tapped. And the front sight was welded on. Let a pro do it on this one. It will work and look great. Regards. Helmut 1*
1855584
It mounted on my SR9C. The light stuck out about an inch from the barrel. I shot 50 rounds with no problems. Laser is nice and bright compared to my other lasers with the coin batteries.
358270
Probably not...it is meant to be mounted on either a picatinny rail or with a clamp on to a shotgun barrel.
1299377
Laser is attached to gun's lower frame's rail and it fits flush with the front of the frame and the slide. I think, It should not interfere with the barrel and slide compensator.
2198502
Yes, I have it mounted to a S&W; M&P; sport model AR15. The built-in laser unfortunately will be blocked by the front fixed sight. I purchased an additional laser and mounted it on a forward picatinny rail.
2028963
I think if you plan on attaching a forward grip, it wouldn't be a bad thing. I was going to use it for a laser mount, I found out it wouldn't leave enough room for my forward grip, so it didn't serve my purpose, but depending on your plan, it might work fine.
522071
The rear sight will as long as you have the set screw option on the rail. But the front sight...I made the mistake on thinking my front bead sight on my 870 Tactical would screw off...that being said if you have a front sight that does not come off you'll need to modify
927305
it fits on a mounting rail. if your shotgun has an accessory rail (like a barrel clamp, or railed forend) then yes. otherwise, no.
124190
no, the front of the laser sight is longer than the area of the receiver in front of trigger guard , hope that helps
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.
778870
immediately, no. but there are conversion kits available that allow you to replace the rear sight with a rail. just make sure the rail you get and the scope mount you use match. having both, i wouldnt mount a scope on the mosin
969087
Only if you cut away part of the wooden grips where the base of the laser contacts the metal of the frame; otherwise you will have a gap in the grip and the laser will keep working loose under recoil. Be very careful not to remove too much or the sight will be loose and not line up properly with recoil. Best bet is to also replace the grips when you mount it with formed rubber grips which are readily available and relatively inexpensive. Bonus: besides a better grip when firing, that laser red dot may intimidate so much you may not have to fire!
1833228
It is arranged to work on anything that has a good rail. The laser on the rail would be turned on by hand (on stock or in trigger area).