How do you mount this to a shoulder rig?
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If mount to a shoulder rig, it need a part like this one: Lanparte Battery Back Pack Plate Adapter Power Supply Pinch With Internal HDMI Splitter for Sony V-shoe V-Mount V-Lock Battery External / for DSLR Camera Video Light
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You would need some sort of plate. All this is is basically just a V-Mount battery. It's an interface so you can use the Sony style batteries on a V-Mount plate. This is an example of what it would work with: Sunwin DSLR Rig V-mount Battery Plate Power Supply +Shoulder Pad+150Wh BatteryThere are A TON of companies that make similar devices for a variety of price points. This isn't a total battery solution for a shoulder rig. This is just a battery interface for other batteries. I got mine to work with the V-Mount plate on the back of my LED lights. You would need some sort of plate. All this is is basically just a V-Mount battery. It's an interface so you can use the Sony style batteries on a V-Mount plate. This is an example of what it would work with: Sunwin DSLR Rig V-mount Battery Plate Power Supply +Shoulder Pad+150Wh BatteryThere are A TON of companies that make similar devices for a variety of price points. This isn't a total battery solution for a shoulder rig. This is just a battery interface for other batteries. I got mine to work with the V-Mount plate on... » Read More You would need some sort of plate. All this is is basically just a V-Mount battery. It's an interface so you can use the Sony style batteries on a V-Mount plate. This is an example of what it would work with: Sunwin DSLR Rig V-mount Battery Plate Power Supply +Shoulder Pad+150Wh BatteryThere are A TON of companies that make similar devices for a variety of price points. This isn't a total battery solution for a shoulder rig. This is just a battery interface for other batteries. I got mine to work with the V-Mount plate on the back of my LED lights. « Show Less
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You would need some sort of plate. All this is is basically just a V-Mount battery. It's an interface so you can use the Sony style batteries on a V-Mount plate. This is an example of what it would work with: http://www.amazon.com/Lanparte-V-mount-Battery-Supply-Shoulder/dp/B00J7LRW5O/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1427815065&sr=8-2&keywords=v+mount+shoulder+rig+battery+plate There are A TON of companies that make similar devices for a variety of price points. This isn't a total battery solution for a shoulder rig. This is just a battery interface for other batteries. I got mine to work with the V-Mount plate on the back of my LED lights.
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Yes you can attach this to a DSLR rig but you will need a 1/4" Male to 1/4" Male Threaded Screw Adapter. You can purchase this on Amazon from Smallrig. You need a screw hole on your rig and there is a screw hole on the back of this mount
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I do not know for sure but I believe you would find a much better mounting solution by searching for BlendMount or ProClip as they specialize in those kind of mounts.
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Its all about the weight balance on this one...the heavier the front end, the heavier the back end should be to counter balance ...however I never tried to hook up a rig to it as of yet....but I believe its possible.
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The mount shown and any bipods I have purchased through Amazon have the necessary hardware for mount to a picatinny unit or the hardware with mount at a front sling. Good luck.
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If you can't find anything that works, Get a good steel picatinny rail and bring it to your local machine shop and they will make whatever it takes to mount it. Anything can be fabricated. Where there is a will there's a way!
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You'll want to get a strap Velcro mount. This should suffice: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000EDOSSI/ref=pd_aw_sims_2?pi=SL500_SS115
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You can buy an extra arm for the Rig that has an mount attachment for a tripod. That should work.
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Yep! Very well actually. I prefer this style of shoulder mount for DSLR cameras over the handle-bar based RedRock style shoulder rigs. It allows you to keep one free hand on the lens for manual focus or zooming. REALLY great for steadying during action and incredibly helpful to free up your hands during guerilla doc. Even better - concocted correctly with a few more small parts, you can Frankenrig this thing to hold audio recorders as well as lights. Unbeatable for the price! I made mine work for nearly 3 years before a piece broke.
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I suppose you could zip tie it to the arm, but the holes are specifically for mount tray. Be advised this looks like it's just the tray, no arm included.
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You need to purchase mount kit I believe, on your handle there's a hole that allows a rail to be mounted.... If this link works you should be able to see and get a better understanding of the install.... It will also allow you toto still use your iron sites Tapco Intrafuse AR Carry Handle Mount, Black
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There wasn't really a trick . i just read the directions. However I must warn you to be careful operating when fully extended. Very hard to manage fully extended without straining the shoulder. I had the harness to relieve some of the tension, what a piece of crap.
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none of my equipment is mounted, I'm guessing "no" though as there are 2 silver plates an each end of theface that are screwed on, but they are not to the side of plate as to mount it. Looks like Jim w knows whatyou need
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There isn't "mounts" for this, just a few nylon straps and zip ties to fix it to your desired location. You should have no problem attaching it to the overhead rollbar.
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The arm has a pin that sets down into the table clamp. If you don't use the clamp, I don't know how you would mount it.
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You need either a swivel mount for a sling (sling stud) or a picatinny rail. I believe some of the Savages come with a sling stud but not all. Without knowing whether you have the stud I cannot answer your question. You can always have a stud added to your weapon.
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It works with any sort of camera with a traditional screw thread on the bottom. The problem is weight. Make sure that you're not putting an extremely heavy camera on it--over the years this rig got worn out, and on the set of my last feature film it fractured and I broke a lens. I would go with a better mount than this--Cowboy Studio makes another blue fold-out shoulder mount that it much more rugged and worth the investment.