How thick a rail will this accommodate?
1781225
The description says it will accommodate a railing 2 inches thick. My railing is 1" thick and there is plenty of extra room. I would say that the 2" description is accurate. I really like this pole. It is sturdy and easy to attach.
1781226
The bracket will adjust to fit up to standard 2" x 4" and 2" x 6" railings.
1295869
I honestly don't know. It does have some weight to it. I have had no problems using the rail.
2117823
Probably not. It is threaded around the circumference and the likelihood that it is the same thread and diameter as some other rail seems very small.
1020542
I believe this rail will be the one you are looking for - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IOPY8YC
1025657
Wow....a little narrow. I would imagine if you drilled into the bottom of the and secure it to the rail that way.
580664
I will get back to you. Just got this at work. I think my railing is a oated 2x4 (1.75x 3.5) but I need to make sure. It does fine with my railing.
1903273
My rail is 2 inches wide this pot just made it. There is no play at all. It don't think it will fit at all. You need To go to the next size to be safe
1766215
Not sure about the actual width, but it is a standard Weaver or Piccatiny rail and will work with any item that fits these rails. Your manufacturer should tell you what rail the item will fit. Hope this helps. Good Luck.
1826673
If you have a rail it should, but I do not recommend this item, cheaply made lasted two weeks
556590
I am just a consumer - but the rail is softer plastic and pretty flexible. It just might work. Its pretty cheap so it may be worth the risk. Sorry if it doesnt work - just thought I would reply.
1738144
Well then that changes everything. My door is 32mm thick and there is plenty of room either side of the roller brackets. I think you will be happy with this. The only thing is you will likely have to use all of the spacers/shims that sets off the rail from wall so that the door doesn't rub wall and/or your wall base. They supply plenty of shims so you can calibrate it to your needs and thereby limiting any excessive door-to-wall gap. The only thing "negative" I have is the instructions relies a lot of on the installer's construction acumen. Good luck! :)
122760
So the rail is about 3/4", it is 1/8" thick(aprox) and you can bend it by hand Gradually working it to the radius you need My application was moving scenery in a theatre, it turned out to be similar to a curtain. The carriers are a little flimsy and need numbers to be strong, also avoid any splices in the radius as it is difficult to match them up because of play in the hardware
1433271
Hopefully. I've found it difficult to mount on airsoft guns with a wider width rail.
134537
No. It fits pretty snug with nothing on the rail. If it is on the trigger guard you might be able to make it work but it probably won't set down all the way.
1708017
Chris, this fits on the standard flat top or hand guard rails on an AR platform. I measured mine, and depending on whether your measuring the elevated ridges or the lower chanels both are greater than 5/8". I'm not sure where your 3/8" measurement is referencing. Also, I bought this for my AR to mount a scope with a 50MM Objective lens, it didn't come close to providing the clearance I needed.
687820
Check the fit guide. If it says it wil fit, then it will fit with or without rails.
2227150
It is adjustable but I don't think it will fit a small rail. Weaver or piccitinny works though.