*are these steel? *are they for the weaver style picatiny rail? *can the final base tightened position of the locking lever be changed?
451162
All Steel Weaver type if that's the one you choose, they've go others The lever is screw adjustable. You loosen the screw and position it to the. Direction you wish.
107666
Mine will only fit the Picatinny rail. The cross bolt is too thick to fit into the slots of the weaver.
1828311
Hello Michael Hopson, If your stock rails are not taller that two (2) inches, they should work just fine. The clamps on the carbon steel locking cross rails are right at 2 inches. It may slip and come loose if you try to clamp them on rails taller than 2 inches. They are heavy duty and can take a lot of weight. Check the weight rating on the stock rails so that you do no overload them. Good luck.
535865
The picatinny is alluminum but the tightening clamps are steel. hope that helps :)
489027
Absolutely. Put some blue locktite on them and tighten with the biggest screwdriver you can find. They've been rock solid on my AR 10 for almost 1000 rounds so far with no adjustment. And coincidentally the sights were dead on out of the box. No sighting in at all.
1314284
The fixing is a standard weaver rail fixing, and should fit all standard weaver rails. However, I would not recommend using this reflex sight on anything with an kind of recoil. My sight lasted one week on a gas blow-back SCAR rifle. Then the red dot dropped out of vision and can not be adjusted back. I now have an ornament that sits in its box, no use to anyone.
1417490
Yes it will fit weaver and picatinny type rails system. I have one on each a Ruger Mk 1 and on a S&W P-22 both on a Picatinny.
462942
It has one ring mount, adjustable. Dont know of any weaver/picatinny rails that it wouldnt fit.
189722
I think that there is two widths for the weaver rail. I have this mount, and it fits the wider of the rails. I believe is 7/8 in. or the standard Picatinny rail, what ever that is. There is a cross bar in this mount also, so it needs to match the slot in th eweaver rail.
1368006
Sorry for taking so long to respond. No they won't fit. They mounting screws that came with mine were too large. You can buy the correct size screws but they are hard to find and more expensive than the mount and if you do then the holes in the mount will be too large for the correct screws and will not remain secure from recoil. I bought Weaver 49713 from "The Rifle Scope Store" online for $12 plus $4.95 shipping. They work great.
761820
The rings fit the Weaver rail that came with my rifle. Looks like they would also work with the Picatinny rails since the main difference is spacing.
610817
Yes, the Burris AR-F3 will fit both Weaver and Picatinney type Rails... I have used it on both....
666584
Most of the weaver rail accessories will fit picatinny rails but not the other way around. You can always find adapters as well. It is a great sight for the money.
829809
Don't know exactly. Mine was purchased with a Weaver mount, so it mounted on my gun with a Weaver style base. I think you can buy them with a Picatinny mount, so you need to have that base on the gun. See Wikipedia for a clearer definition of the 2 style mounts.
607848
They are not magnetic, they use tension from the side metal portion of the sight. They also have a small notch to snug the sight against the original factory sight if needed. Though it may have been unnecessary, I took the advice of someone on a forum and used a tiny piece of double sticky tape between the sight and rail. I have used this sight for over 2,000 rounds of 12 gauge with no issues whatsoever and have friends and family both that have purchased and used one after trying mine. They are all happy and have been without issue as well.
2168703
They are pins that can be driven out with a small Phillip's screwdriver or drift. I followed the provided instructions and had no problem with the installation of the rail.
963529
They are coarse thread, but I didn't have any problems making fine adjustments with the tool. The sights are so tight in the dovetail that you can't turn the bolt on the tool fast or hard enough to get "huge" movements out of the tool. For the price I thought it was a very good tool.