Does the bottom of this monipod unscrew to reveal a 3/8 inch mount? Can I use this: http://www.amazon.com/deep-deal-Hydraulic-Universal-Compatibility- Does the bottom of this monipod unscrew to reveal a 3/8 inch mount? Can I use this: http://www.amazon.com/deep-deal-Hydr... » Read More Does the bottom of this monipod unscrew to reveal a 3/8 inch mount? Can I use this: http://www.amazon.com/deep-deal-Hydraulic-Universal-Compatibility- « Show Less
504585
The top of the monopod has a standard mount bolt on it under a protective cover.
504586
The only mount I see is on the top of the hand grip. The "foot" portion has a rubber non-skid cap that I assume is a pressure fit which I have not tried to remove. Does not look like it is intended to be removed either. But still a great idea you could pass along to the manufacturer. Best of look in your shopping.
504587
The bottom doesn't unscrew but on the top of the handle there's a small cap that comes off to reveal a traditional camera mount
563799
No. 1/2" copper refers to inner diameter (ID), the outer diameter (OD) is 5/8". You would need an adapter, I don't think Sharkbite makes 3/8" ID stops.
1708018
Hi Chris, This mount is designed to be used w/a Weaver style or Picatinny style rail only.... They measure 5/8's inch wide.. I think the 3/8" rail is mostly for .22 caliber rifles? Hope that helps?
1086941
I don't know the with off the top[ of my head. It does come with an adapter for mounting on 2 different size holes. I believe I have it mounted in a 2 inch hole and the adapter is for 2 1/2 inch. My countertops are Soapstone. For the money you can't beat it had it almost a year no issues.Good Luck.
219871
It is very proprietary in that it is a snap and click mechanism, there are no threads. The id of the head is about 7/8" and the od is about 1 1/16", the depth is about 2 1/2". Hope this helps.
139837
The attach works with my quick release, but barely...not sure if there are different quick release versions. The mount is about a half an inch in thickness and will only work if the circumference of your quick release is similar to the nut size on fixed end tires. I know that doesn't help much...it is a good trailer, but you are right to ask the question or be nervous about compatibility.
1986672
Since I'm not sure what a custom 8m is I can't say for sure. I can tell you the part is number DLC-8 so if you can find which part yours uses you may have the answer. The ID at bottom is 5/8"
142243
they do have some dimensions listed on this pull ring. the bottom snap in tab to the hook tab is going to be your primary concern. thetop part can be mounted a little up or down for position. in between really does not matter. it just hides in chair open area. check with company on return policy if not correct. hopefully this will hp you. good luck
1437903
Left to Right OD is 3 5/8", Top to bottom OD is 3 1/8". left to right inside 1 3/4", top to bottom inside with latch fully open is 1 5/8. I think that the ones I have come with the piece that fits onto whatever you are mounting....it just fits snug into the ID with latch open, the latch closes and its secure. Hope this helps. Jim J.
2230504
My scope is 1 inch and it fit, I am Confused by what you mean 3/8 Inch rings. If those were included with your scope, these rings will not fit your scope. Also, if you want thsee to see your iron sights, they may not work. They did not leave me room to use my iron sights on my marlin 795.
1708017
Chris, this fits on the standard flat top or hand guard rails on an AR platform. I measured mine, and depending on whether your measuring the elevated ridges or the lower chanels both are greater than 5/8". I'm not sure where your 3/8" measurement is referencing. Also, I bought this for my AR to mount a scope with a 50MM Objective lens, it didn't come close to providing the clearance I needed.
657158
I had to buy different mounts. The ones supplied are nice but they are not 30mm (3\8). I looked at adapters and such but ended up getting new higher rise mounts.
2186033
3/8 will hold, but the mounting bolt holes are the clearance size for 7/16. 7/16 threads is the size that takes a 3/4 wrench.3/8 make mounting easier because it takes more time to line up 7/16 holes. I took the base off to drill the 7/16 holes using the base as a templet. To mount the vise, you will have to put the base back on the vise after using it as a templet. Also it is good to see how the rotation parts are different than standard. No tools are needed to remove the base; it is held on by the 2 rotation locking bars.
684327
Mine, as with the other answers, is a 3/8-16 hole. Most tripods with the larger1/4-20 threads are reversible. You may see what looks like a nut at the base of the threads. Use a wrench to unscrew it from the base. You should find a 3/8-16 on the other end. Turn it over screw it back in. If this is not the case, then order a quick release clamp and quick release plate for the tripod foot on the lens (make sure the clamp has the correct hole. All my larger lenses are so equipped, it makes putting them on a tripod and taking them off much easier.
1757864
Sorry, I don't know. My guess is that the OmniMount MOD1 works best when stacked with other MOD1s, but I don't know for sure.
412905
It does unscrew but it turns the opposite way than normal. This is so it won't loosen when flushing.
1032911
It's impossible. This cheek riser not for fixed A2 MOE. It's for COLLAPSIBLE STOCKS like MOE® Carbine Stock or CTR® Carbine Stock.