Could this mount on a rail with only 2 slots?
1276290
It could be done. May look a little funny but as far as function you should be alright.
1862531
it will mount as long as you have some kind of rail on top of the gun to clamp it to
1819331
I have mine on a weaver angle mount with 4 picatinny rails, the first strike takes up 5 rails if mounting flush.
1892074
No just for slotted handguards or a rifle stock if you want to put a rail on it
1617087
The mount goes over the iron sights but there is enough of a gap in between the rail and the sights that you probably could still use the iron sights as well. I've never actually tried it myself but looking at it, it looks pretty possible
652258
I don't know about that specific rail but I have tried it on a couple different ones and it fit really snug. It's a single screw to tighten it down so with some loctite, I don't see why it wouldn't.
75035
It only takes up 2 flats and 1 slot. If you're gas block is lower than your rail you may want to mount it further toward the buttstock end. It will be stepped down otherwise and you may have trouble zeroing. The idea being both front and rear sight mounted parallel to each other.
61283
you could, if you have a rail to mount it to, and you would have to also use a taller matching front sight so the front and rear sights are somewhat level with each other. hope this helps you out!
1372053
It takes five slots from one of the clamping bolts to the other. Length of the bottom section is 2 3/8" from end to end. I have it mounted on a .75" riser on my AR flattop. No idea what the other reviewer is talking about it being "offset" as mine is perfectly centered on the rail.
2082486
It is designed for a flat mount but you could adapt it to a rail mount fairly easy. You would want some support when in use and flipped up. 2 wood blocks mounted on each side of rail would work fine. Or a rail mount adapter for a rod holder may work.
1752342
That whole slot is suitable for "screwage". That is, there are no set holes, making it very adjustable and easy to mount. Update on the unit: it's still working really great. Thinner magazines tend to slump if left in there for extended periods or if the rack is less than full. We usually have 5-6 magazines in there at one time and that works pretty well.
175379
No. There is 1 main rail that supports the whole thing. I suppose you could bend it to fit, but I would not recommend it.
648196
The mounting portion is 6 slots long, but is will mount securely on 1the slot if you use some loctite and do not over tighten the unused end of the mount; Use all the mount if you are mounting a scope. Mine differs for the picture. It has a one peice mount, not 2.
491653
Yes, most likely. If the gun is hung by the stock. Or you could maybe also use two mounts and have the gun hang horizontal.
1103893
You shouldnt have any problems. The mount will mount up directy to the upper receiver rail .
1687710
It is not meant to do so but if you have enough room in the inside if the rail and assuming the holes line up it may work. Again, it is not meant to do so but if it lines up and you are able to tighten the screws nice and secure there be no problem after that. These rails are not set up like keymod rails so they will not have to slide in place like keymod rails.
1239437
no you cannot! it requires some type of rail system to be able to mount it! at least the one i have