I believe it's called UIT? The rail on the bottom of Steyr's.
Thanks in advance!
-Michael
Thanks in advance!
-Michael
Where to source a UIT to picatinny adapter?
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You can use just about any rail wit T-nuts: https://tec-hro.de/schiesssport/en/accessories/506-t-nut-m5.html and the right length screws.
or: https://oberleenterprises.com/product/tec-hro-t-nut-m5/
or: https://oberleenterprises.com/product/tec-hro-t-nut-m5/
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Utah Airguns sells one.
https://utahairguns.com/airmaks-uit-rail-to-picatinny-adapter-5-slot/
Took a bit of modification to work for my application but does what I want it to (get to a pic bipod from uit rail).
That Airmaks one is the cheapest I could find when I needed one about 6 months ago.
https://utahairguns.com/airmaks-uit-rail-to-picatinny-adapter-5-slot/
Took a bit of modification to work for my application but does what I want it to (get to a pic bipod from uit rail).
That Airmaks one is the cheapest I could find when I needed one about 6 months ago.
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I use the AirMaks one Utah Airguns sells. https://utahairguns.com/airmaks-uit-rail-to-picatinny-adapter-5-slot/
It's been thru RMAC, and EBR, as well as all the practice for those, and held up fine. The only thing is that for my Air Arms I had to file it down just a smidge in order to tension it to the 20-inlbs I was looking for.
It's been thru RMAC, and EBR, as well as all the practice for those, and held up fine. The only thing is that for my Air Arms I had to file it down just a smidge in order to tension it to the 20-inlbs I was looking for.
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+1 I've used these on a few Vulcan airguns that have the UIT (Anschutz) rail... Work perfectly.
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