I looked at the enlarged photos, inch by inch. I can't determine how it would attach to my AR15 5.56?
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You would need an adapter if you are attaching it to a picatinny rail if your AR is furnishing a quad rail. I personally use the picatinny (weaver) rail to swivel stud conversion made by Yankee Hill Machine.
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Product DetailsIf you have a rail on you AR then use a PM 108 adapter or similar ProMag PM108 Harris Bipod Adapter (Sling Swivel Stud to Picatinny Rail) Quick DisconnectThe way the attach are by two studs that clamp together at the end between the Bi pod. If they don't show a good picture, the next time your at Wal-Mart Just look at one of there Bi pods, they all pretty much attach the same way, I hope this helps some, it's hard to explain if you not familiar with Bi pods.
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I'd imagine it mounts onto the rail And I looked at the pictures and saw that where you can mount the peice for a sling it will go on right there on all the guns that are able to put on a sling u can put this thing on I liked it so much I plan on buying a few more so I don't have to keep switching it back and forth between guns hope that helps
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I have a mp5 .22 cal by H&k; . The rail fits prefect . I didn't have to do NO grinding or anything . I can send pic if as too .
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It adjusts just like any other AR front post style sight. The is a point to push down on and then you rotate the post. A small screwdriver or tip of a 223 round both work well. My suggestion, return it and get something else.
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this will fit a picatinny/weaver rail system.. Read the instructions, or look it up online at google or bing or yahoo.
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It may fit, but the problem I had was that it does not stay on the gun after firing. It was missing a piece I have found in other pic rails system that locks the pieces together.
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This should fit any Ar-15 with a threaded barrel chambered in .223 or 5.56mm
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It attaches by the top rail. It will fit but you will have to add cantid sights. It blocks the view of normal sights
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You'll need a picatinny rail mount below and your magazine capacity and size will have to be no more than a standard AR15 30 round size (7.63" long). Even with this the legs will have to be fully extended.
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It should state either the dimensions or tell you the type of gun it will hold. Hope this helps!
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Lol, I originally bought it too for my ar-15. Pretty sturdy product; use A R mounts and vise rubber pads and its a go.
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again, you'd need a sling stud. I dry fitted it on my Mosin (no stud) and it doesn't match the contour of the stock. looks kind of awkward. also, I use it on an AR, so BIG difference in recoil between a 5.56x45 with a buffer tube, and a bolt action 7.62x54. I'd look for something different. (FYI- works great on the AR-15)
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My ar has a smaller red dot on it. I also have a foregrip. Had to remove it to get the rifle to fit, still a tight fit.
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Hi Lizzy, I have the scope mounted on my AR15 from where it attaches to the rail to top of ring measures slightly lrss than 2 1/4 inches space between bottom of scope to rail about 3/4 inch hope that helps you I love the scope! best regards Jim
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It is a picatinny rail. It is angled in a mirror of the standard AR-15 carry handle so that the top of the rail will be parallel to the barrel when mounted properly. It seems to work fine with most scope mounts, red dot sights, etc. that are designed to be rail mounted. Hope this helps!
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Hello Luke I'm sorry but I don't know if it will fit. Mine worked just fine on a 3/4" AR-15 barrel with room to spare. Hope this helps.
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I put it on a 22lr which it really isn't designed for... but it should work fine on an AR15 as well.
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I have mounted it on a s&w m&p15 and a custom AR. It should fit on any picitinny rail