Has anyone attempted mounting to a rifle/shotgun? How does it hold up?Is there a pressure pad available?
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I work in the elevator industry and have been very hard on my flashlight. The only thing to show for the abuse are some scratches on the handle. The lens is still perfect and the switch works like new. Just don't let your kids play with it or they might hurt their eyesight; this thing puts out a lot of light. I don't hunt or know what a pressure pad is. Sorry.
1835698
It would take quite a bit of costume work to put this a on a rifle depending on what type tools you have. I'm sure you could do it. Very rigid handle and bulb housing. The only pressure pad I know of is the button on the end of the handle. Hope this helps.
366817
If your rifle has a sling stud you will be able to mount it. It comes with an adapter to mount on a rail or on a sling stud
947207
No you can't easily mount a scope but I found that the trigger was so bad that I don't think a scope would be of any help , I found this to be a pretty bad BB gun ( and I like Crosman guns a lot ) and returned it and got a Daisy Red Ryder for my girlfriend and she loves it and can hit anything she aims at , hope this helps.
675625
I put one on a Mossberg 590A1. If you look on youtube, they had some video showing different applications.
335345
The one we used with the single stub of wood for the trigger and then two stubs for the barrel worked super well. Only had a single gun to show off. We were able to use a tiny piece of wire attached to the mounts for unseen, added security.
933922
Trinity and Mesa Tactical both make a rail to mount on mosberg shotguns. check e-bay ... BLACK ACES makes an awesome tactical quad rail kit for Remington 879's and 1100's its about 134.00 but you can mount IR units (Which I recommend) Read some of my other posts for details of the rig I have. Good hunting!
375564
Yes. That's the exact set up I have. I mounted this and it have a huge difference. Without the pad, the recoil was pretty harsh since the rifle is so light.
1607562
The Tri-Rail mount works great but you may need a small spacer on the bottom to accommodate for the laser touching the magazine. I used a piece of PVC pipe cut in half of the same diameter of the outside of the magazine. I would recommend not ordering the rest of the cheap hardware and spend an extra few dollars for a high quality laser site and flashlight. Both of these from my original order blew out within the first 50 rounds and the laser never sighted in correctly. I also use a Magpul MOE 870 for-end that is slotted to run the laser pressure switch on the inside without causing any binding. The Tri-Rail mount works great but you may need a small spacer on the bottom to accommodate for the laser touching the magazine. I used a piece of PVC pipe cut in half of the same diameter of the outside of the magazine. I would recommend not ordering the rest of the cheap hardware and spend an extra few dollars for a high quality laser site and flashlight. Both of these from my original order blew out within the first 50 rounds and the laser never sighted in correctly. I also use a Magpul MOE 870 for-end that is slotted to run the laser pressure switch on the inside without causing any... » Read More The Tri-Rail mount works great but you may need a small spacer on the bottom to accommodate for the laser touching the magazine. I used a piece of PVC pipe cut in half of the same diameter of the outside of the magazine. I would recommend not ordering the rest of the cheap hardware and spend an extra few dollars for a high quality laser site and flashlight. Both of these from my original order blew out within the first 50 rounds and the laser never sighted in correctly. I also use a Magpul MOE 870 for-end that is slotted to run the laser pressure switch on the inside without causing any binding. « Show Less
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I mounted mine on the dovetail that holds the rear site of the Mosin Nagant. It held well and is still holding after a long range session. I also mounted one on a Montgomery Ward bolt action .22 LR and it worked well there as well.
444249
Yes I have it on mine and chose this one because it was extra thick for when I get an upper to shoot 300 Blackout ammo someday. Nice and cushy.
782718
There is a half inch stud sticking out if you remove the L shaped rubber pad that supports the rifle barrel. You would need to find a reducing stud to hold the camera.
1035667
It does attach to any picatinny rail without additional pieces. That's how I use this in my AR15. Unless you want to add a wired pressure pad, but I think its not needed! Because it's eazy to access and use just by itself!
989765
What is it you want to know? The pad for the SKS bolts into the stock so it works pretty good. If your concerned about the recoil get the recoil buffer.
2099138
NO.It also doesn't come with a way to mount it.If the gun doesn't have the mount don't buy this one.Another more expensive one(same model) will have the mount.Ask the seller if it's in the box?????I sent mine back,no way to mount it.Also buy a better one.I tried to save $$$ but ended up wasting it on postage to return it.
1082166
I mounted it below the barrel on my shotgun. It did move around a bit. I put small strips of rubber in the clamp and it helped.
641359
Yes, you can. There are several mounting attachments available that would let you mount to a rifle. However I wouldn't advise it as there is no shock resistance.
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On my Savage Mark II rifle (.22) there is only a butt plate; therefore, I did not remove it. If your gun has an actual butt pad then you may have to remove it depending on how thick it is. You'll have to judge that for yourself. My goal with this pad was to increase LOP since my stock was a lot shorter than I liked.