Is this a true picatinny mil spec rail? Meaning, does it have the .206" wide mil spec slots rather than the weaver .180" slots?
785737
Not 100 percent sure, but I think it is both. I only ever had weaver rings for a scope on mine. Sorry I can not be of more help.
448772
I have the same mount. It does fit. I've tried a couple different scopes and none feel tight to me. The stock is just short. I just use the see through iron sights. The scope itself is great for the price. I use it on my AR15. I've shot over 500 rounds. And no problems yet.
1640648
I think the picatinny rail and ghost ring shroud might make it too wide. Especially If you have optics on the rail. It seems to work best with a basic 500 or Rem 870.
1167546
In most cases, they are interchangeable. I have put many picatinny type accessories on Weaver rails and haven't had a problem so far.
330634
Sorry I don't know what Weaver or Picatinny rails but it fit iPod 4 & iPod 5
1869433
Which model? it would fit on any weaver mount perfectly, if it's a picatinny rail on the front of the weapon then it may or may not fit...
2091752
yes, its milled round on the bottom of the base to fit the savage 110LA or stevens Model 200 LA. mine fit flawlessly... i put the following rings on this base. (http://www.amazon.com/Weaver-6-Hole-1-Inch-Medium-Picatinny/dp/B003RBQNDM/ref=sr_1_3?s=sporting-goods&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1390997417&sr;=1-3&keywords;=weaver+picatinny+scope+rings) make sure you use picatinny size on this base the regular weaver cross member is too small and causes slop in the mounting. the rings are all availible on amazon but some descriptions are crappy, you should cross referance the numbers from here to the weaver website to make sure they are picatinny.. yes, its milled round on the bottom of the base to fit the savage 110LA or stevens Model 200 LA. mine fit flawlessly... i put the following rings on this base. (http://www.amazon.com/Weaver-6-Hole-1-Inch-Medium-Picatinny/dp/B003RBQNDM/ref=sr_1_3?s=sporting-goods&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1390997417&sr;=1-3&keywords;=weaver+picatinny+scope+rings) make sure you use picatinny size on this base the regular weaver cross member is too small and causes slop in the mounting. the rings are all availible on amazon but some descriptions are crappy, you should cross referance the numbers from here... » Read More yes, its milled round on the bottom of the base to fit the savage 110LA or stevens Model 200 LA. mine fit flawlessly... i put the following rings on this base. (http://www.amazon.com/Weaver-6-Hole-1-Inch-Medium-Picatinny/dp/B003RBQNDM/ref=sr_1_3?s=sporting-goods&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1390997417&sr;=1-3&keywords;=weaver+picatinny+scope+rings) make sure you use picatinny size on this base the regular weaver cross member is too small and causes slop in the mounting. the rings are all availible on amazon but some descriptions are crappy, you should cross referance the numbers from here to the weaver website to make sure they are picatinny.. « Show Less
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Don, the weaver mount recoil groovesi are a tad smaller width wise than the picateny mount.The main difference that will effect are the accessories,privately accessories will not fit a weaver mount, but weaveraccessories will fit a picateny
453131
Yes it does. From EOTech's website: Mount: 1" Weaver or Picatinny (MIL-STD-1913) rail
1615727
No.. it fits dovetail rails only. Not designed for picatinny or weaver type rails.
768781
Look, I just put my micrometer on the rail and gave the closest readings that I could but I( did not put it in a vice and use laser measurements. In other words, I may be off just a hair here or there but I figured the measurements I gave are pretty darn close and a person could judge from there. This is not like measuring the head-space in a gun's chamber or anything. If the measurements seem that close then it may well be the right part you need. Most parts made for a picatinny or weaver rail will fit with a little room for tolerance and after y ou tighten them down you adjust the scope, sight or whatever to the proper point.
1235511
No it isn't. The scope is still mounted on my .22 LR and keeping zero after 5 years... The mil-dot magnification, according to the manufacturer is 8x but it really turn out to be more like 9.7x, just something to take I to account...
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The picatinny rail is 6" long. This saddle mount is actually pretty good. The optic that comes with it didn't last long. Two trips out shooting and holding up nicely to recoil from 1oz slugs. It fell apart in my hand as I tried to adjust focus. As of now I have a higher quality red dot optic mounted in the saddle rail. Works great. Saddle rail covers your serial number, if that matters to you. Also the bottom corners of the saddle dig into your trigger finger. I used a bench grinder with a flap disc and shaved it down for a more ergonomic feel when my trigger hand rides high. All around, saddle rail system is pretty tough and works well. Easy to install. The picatinny rail is 6" long. This saddle mount is actually pretty good. The optic that comes with it didn't last long. Two trips out shooting and holding up nicely to recoil from 1oz slugs. It fell apart in my hand as I tried to adjust focus. As of now I have a higher quality red dot optic mounted in the saddle rail. Works great. Saddle rail covers your serial number, if that matters to you. Also the bottom corners of the saddle dig into your trigger finger. I used a bench grinder with a flap disc and shaved it down for a more ergonomic feel when my trigger hand rides high. All... » Read More The picatinny rail is 6" long. This saddle mount is actually pretty good. The optic that comes with it didn't last long. Two trips out shooting and holding up nicely to recoil from 1oz slugs. It fell apart in my hand as I tried to adjust focus. As of now I have a higher quality red dot optic mounted in the saddle rail. Works great. Saddle rail covers your serial number, if that matters to you. Also the bottom corners of the saddle dig into your trigger finger. I used a bench grinder with a flap disc and shaved it down for a more ergonomic feel when my trigger hand rides high. All around, saddle rail system is pretty tough and works well. Easy to install. « Show Less
1026407
I bought my rail so I could mount the "Browning Buck mark Reflex Sight". The sight description states that it is standard "weaver". The Buck mark sight fits great. The Browning Buck mark Reflex Sight works perfectly and is also a great value compared to other reflex sights. Browning Buckmark Reflex Sight
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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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"1 Picatinny rail with 13 slots; measures 5.7 by 1.6 by 0.7 inches (L x W x H)." It's perfect for co-witness on my S&W M&P15-22 (standard A2 sites) with this UTG Red dot http://www.amazon.com/UTG-4-Inch-Compact-Integral-Picatinny/dp/B005EOUYMQ/ref=sr_1_57?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1426292519&sr=1-57
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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.