Mounting Red/Green Lazer On Liberty PCP

[USAFANG6799]

I want to remove the front sling mount post on my Liberty PCP an mount a Red/Green Lazer.
What adapter choices do I have to do this? Thinking Weaver or Dovetail for the adapter.

Many thanks!

[Madd Hatter]

You might want to consider mounting it to the air tube as it's right in align with the barrel.

[superchikn]

+1
I have a UTG bipod on my Liberty.  It comes with a Pic rail adapter which mounts on the sling stud without eliminating it.  Bipod is easy on/off so this works for me, but the rail does not have a positive enough locating system to mount consistently enough for a sighting device which would make it worth while.
When you sat red dot are your referring to a laser?  When i hear red dot I think of a top mounted holographic dot sight.

[mobilehomer]

Why not try something like this -

Unless your mount is parallel with the barrel, you will have severe alignment problems.

[USAFANG6799]

This is what I have coming:


And one of these:


Will see how they work out. If not then I'll be looking at what you guys are suggesting.

Many thanks!

[USAFANG6799]

+1
I have a UTG bipod on my Liberty.  It comes with a Pic rail adapter which mounts on the sling stud without eliminating it.  Bipod is easy on/off so this works for me, but the rail does not have a positive enough locating system to mount consistently enough for a sighting device which would make it worth while.
When you sat red dot are your referring to a laser?  When i hear red dot I think of a top mounted holographic dot sight.

I want to remove the front sling mount post on my Liberty PCP an mount a Red/Green Lazer.

I specified Red or Green Lazer.

[superchikn]

Matt,
Must have another thread on my mind.  You never said red dot.  My apologies.
looks like you posted the above as I was typing this.

Ray

[USAFANG6799]

Matt,
Must have another thread on my mind.  You never said red dot.  My apologies.
looks like you posted the above as I was typing this.

Ray

Not a problem Ray.
I've done that oh so many times that I though about using an alias at time