How many slots on a rail do you need to mount this?
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Pat Sorry for the late response. It looks as if three slots will do it. My mount has weird spacing but I am sure that three is the trick; this red dot is very short. Hope this helps. Dan
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Vernon...the mounts extend quite a bit further than the rail itself. So "measure twice" and "install once"/LOL
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Sorry. Not sure. Depends on the amount of space you have on your rail and your mounta
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When I received mine I intended it for a picatinny rail but it also came with the attachment for stock mounting. It can with the screw and back plate and it works well mounted on my ak. I've put 1000 rounds through it with it sitting on a bipod off of many different types of locations. Works well but because of the metal feet I recommend not shooting it off your truck if you have a nice paint job it will scratch it
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This particular mount is app. 1 1/2" long and takes up a single slot on a standard rail...
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One inch wide at the widest point. The mounting base uses one slot to mount it but will cover the rails to either side of the slot. I have mine mounted at the very front slot (barrel end) and it lines up well to catch the shells. Hope this helps.
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To mount to the rail you will need a screw less than the rail thickness, for example the typical rail is 3/4" to 1' thick so i use a #8 wood screw that is 3/4" as the bracket itself will prevent the screw from coming out the face side of the rail. for the head board itself i use #8 coarse thread screw of an appropriate length as above . these work well.
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When you talk about "Mounting Hardware", if you have rails, you don't need anything else. If there is nothing to attach the straps to; then, you'll need to get something to strap this to.There are 8 straps, (two non each side) that strap go around something and latch back into a clasp. As long as there is something to secure that strap to, you have everything you need.
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Mount it to anything if you have the ability to establish a rail. A competent gunsmith with a lathe might be able to help. Good luck!
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You will need a standard picatinny rail mount installed to use these. You technically only need 2 rails per mount as each only needs one space for the bolt that clamps down, but I would recommend more so that each can have full grip. A weaver rail is not sufficient.
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It attaches to a swivel stud, you would have to buy an adapter aftermarket to be able to mount it on a rail
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The four point connections fit within the rail itself. It took a minor adjustment on the rear ones, but works fine now. No trimming, cutting, drilling, etc.
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It mounts on any pic rail has one bolt that goes between the notches and is less than an inch Wide as I recall. The placement is adjustable to allow you to mount where you have room and be able to adjust the bag for eject port.
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There is not any wasted space in the box. It runs as long as the crossbars do and probably 3-4 inches high. Real easy to install too. There is a video on youtube that was very helpful. The best way to remove the back covers of the rail is with the little paint can opener they sell at hoke depot.
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The short rail I have on my rifle is about 2 1/2 inches long and there is room on both sides of the mount, not much room but there is some. The mount is about 1 1/2 inches long.
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There is enough room. You just won't have as much side rail open afterwards
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I'm not exactly sure what you mean by this question but the mounting bolt holes are spaced 3" apart on center. You also must provide your own mounting bolts, does not come with them. As far as the slot size if you mean how far the jaws spread apart then that is about 3" also.