I have a Long lee similar to the #1 MK1 but don't want to drill into my receiver, with this mount is there any Drilling involved to lock it down?
176192
The one I put on was specific to the #4 Mk 1, 2 and 5 and there was no drilling you do have to take off the rear sight and use the holes to mount the sight. it was slick and easy. They also make one for the #1 so order that one for your rifle. No drilling is the claim to fame of these mounts. Good and solid.
176193
No drilling involved as long as your lee is the type it is built for. I f you remove the bolt it should tell you. Otherwise installation just removes rear sight post and replaces that with a mount.
176194
No drilling take your rifle to a gun smith to get good answers . Be careful tightening the screws move the bolt back and forward to see if it binds this can happen .If it does loosen the screws till it is free USE LOCK TIGHT . IF you don't the threads in the mount can strip . Make sure the mount sits square on the rifle some times you need to do work on the (((mount ONLY))) to get it to fit right ,
1560240
I have this on a 5.56 and its great. This is a very solid piece and does stay put. But i still use locktite on anything not intended to be removable. I have used the on lights and lasers. I have no problem recommending this. Hope this helps.
549848
I own a M24 Yugo. There was absolutely NO drilling required on my installation. An easy 5 minute task that anyone can do. You will need a Scout scope as the eye relief is a little ways out there. This is the only answer to scoping this rifle unless you are willing to remove your rear sight. I have also placed a removable cheek rest/riser on the stock to make the rifle more comfortable to shoot.
1463700
There are set screws in the levers that lock the levers down when tightened. I've only used them on small caliber guns (17 & 22), but with the set screws loose the mounts never loosened on the Picatinney rails.
261515
Won't be a problem at all since you can remove one side of the mount on the sight. Remove the side and place the sight where you want on the rail then tighten back down.
2071381
Last answer is best choice. Drilling can be tricky perhaps 3/16 bit, but eventually you will be able to turn core with slotted screw driver. Remove nut / clip securing the lock and bring to hardware store for replacement. I here, because of mail thief in our neighborhood, I know you can pry this box open with large screw driver, and the only damage that occurs was the lock back cam bends, removed and bent cam back place and all was fine. Just a option to drilling. I bought the mail boss box, for its anti pry design.
1709541
It does sit high so your chin is up a bit, I never got hurt or anything, but a typical [read as "proper"] cheek weld is out of the question with the original military stock. youll want a stock with a higher comb. the mount itself is very solid, you'll want to use loctite on the nuts though.
1112033
Yes, its by design. The lock is supposed to stay on the outside and essentially stop the wobble as you tighten the bolt. So tighten the bolt, let the lock stay on the outside as it will basically resolve the wobble perfectly for you. All you'll have is a slight amount of back/forward movement once you've locked it in place. I cant remember exactly but I think you need to use the middle hole so it doesnt allow the lock to slide inside.
380793
no, the mount is the side plate of sight on the one side. some how you need to get the "V" shape on your Glock so that this sight can lock into it.
1068131
You don't always have to bolt threw the ceiling of the vehicle, most vehicles have two layers of metal in the middle of the cab. It secures the rifle amazingly well but I don't know how you would lock the gun rack.
2115955
I did not drill mine although the instructions says it has to be drilled, this way it gives me the option of sliding it out if I don't want to use it. It gets a little wobbly if you don't drill it but it works just fine as long as you don't shake the console. I find it minimally noticeable that's it's not drilled
364905
I put this mount on a cetme and it worked well. However, I had to file the inside of the "hooks" to fit over the cetme receiver. I also had replaced the rear sight assembly with a demilled hk rear sight. I believe that is why the mount worked for me. There is a recoil lug on the genuine hk sight that interfaces with the picatinny mount, preventing it from walking forward under recoil. The hk sight had to be welded on professionally by a gunsmith. Cost $100. Hope this helps your decision......Good luck!
1013523
you will need to install a mag extension to use this mount. Once installed it works very well. I agree with others get the quick release
1532104
There is a pin in the gas block that you need to punch out !! Than it slides on over the bauo. lug and you replace the pin with an allen bolt !! (that is supplied with it) Than there is a small allen bolt that goes between the picatinny lands ( in the groove) tightens against the bauo. lug !! Very secure, but if you like a drop of BLUE locktite on either bolt will close the deal !! Add a sling stud adapter on the picatinny and you're good to go !!! Very secure !! (GOOD LUCK) Very happy with mine !!
470628
The sight pin holder mounts on the opposite side as the arrow rest. Sight it in and lock it with the lock nuts provided.
2025343
I thru mind in the trash. A total waist. It made the gun heavier and awkward to sight. I even had to modify the slide lock by fileing the pivot area to keep it from binding when in place. In answer to your question, just remove the slide lock lever, after removing the recoil spring and bushing, then place your rail mount over your slide aligning the hole on the mount over the slide lock hole, then insert the new slide lock, (provided) and align with hole in the mount and gun and insert threaded pin through mount, slide lock and gun. Tighten everything. Make sure slide lock doesn't bind.
2074872
I have mine mounted on the side of the gunwall and it ratchets back toward the transom. You can adjust the antenna for Horziontal or Vertical mounting with the bottom bolt.