as long as you have a picatinny or M1913 rail, this mount will attach to the rifle.

Information like that is best answered by the manufacturer, with the design specs available. I'd suggest reaching out to Steyr directly for information on there designs.

The 3.9" barrels will work, but will stick out about 1/2"

Fair question, @jetskiwillywilly7970! Our apologies if it was not covered/shown in the video. The EXOS-553 threads to barrels that have the 1/2"x28 thread pattern. A clearer view of the rear threaded portion may be seen on the product's page along with additional information about this comp.

Hey there @MistaSweeeft7214, it wasn't the easiest to find and there are not many examples of it out there, but we have added a secondary picture to the item's listing showing the scope mount installed. The pic is not the best of quality but it shows how it would be mounted to a Rossi 92 lever action.

Unfortunately, we do not videos on those parts yet. but we do have them available in our Wildcat Semi-Auto parts page here: www.midwestgunworks.com/winchester-wildcat-22/parts.html.

@@MGWQuickLooks as well as the cuts for the rail or red dot etc…?

@topguntech6643 True, we did not install this sight set to a Desert Eagle - Lord knows I want to. However, XS Sights does have a picture of this set lined up showing how it would picture. We have included this additional sight picture on the product's page at our site.

They do offer different spacers on there site for the different lengths. We have not gotten these in yet, so i would recommend reaching out directly to the manufacturer to confirm which spacer you need for your rifle.

@@MGWQuickLooks Kind of a critical detail to be left unaddressed. Their website is vague and unclear in thier wording in the description about the product. They use words like "standard" when referring to buffer tube length. It's a shame they'd offer such a good product and then totally duck their responsibility in fully describing all applications. Buffer tubes are either mil-spec or commercial diameter and carbine, rifle or A5 length. Never heard of a "standard" buffer tube. It's probably just an innocent oversight in their product description but it creates some unnecessary confusion about a potentially good product.

This mounts between the forearm and forearm cap. There is a sample image on the product page using the link in the description.

As long as the extension attaches in place of the endcap, this should fit correctly.

This will work on the full size and compact models both.

@bvelliot Unfortunately, we do not install products for the purposes of this Quick Looks channel. However, XS Sights does have a full installation video on this item: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/is2GfsdexLKYl40.html

That Spring is the current OEM spring that comes wit the PSP 5.1" pistol. There should be no difference in function.

If you follow the link in the description, you can sign up to be emailed as soon we receive more back in our warehouse.

As soon as the distributor is able to get us more we'll be sure to send out our waitlist emails immediately (follow the link in the description to add yourself to the waitlist). But I'm afraid how long that takes is up to the manufacturer.

The parts diagram for that model is on our website. you can follow the link in the video or click here: www.midwestgunworks.com/fn-high-power/parts.html.

The current production rear sight is not compatible with the layout of the M9A4 slide. That may change in future production runs, but as of now this will not work for you.

@@MGWQuickLookswhen will These be available? I’d love to purchase!

I can't 100% say as we don't carry the baseplate in question, but taking a quick look, I don't see why not. I'd still suggest contacting Dawson directly for a solid answer though.

It Is not designed as such. But you may ask you local gunsmith if he can make it work for you.

These are drop-in ready, but I'm not sure about the destabilization of the barrel. That's a question probably best addressed by the manufacturer about what there testing revealed.

This was the answer I was looking for Thank you

Walther does list this as working on the Q4 and Q5 magazines.

The newer buffer is available from the manufacturer. We carry it in our store here: www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgwi/prod/G4071820-01.

@@MGWQuickLooks yeah sold out and that one was from Marlin and they are no longer in business so those are no longer being made.

@@MGWQuickLooks Gunlab should make one for the newer Model 60's

@TheYankinCatfish -Walther does have this listed as compatible with the Q5 Pro.

Damn, I just went to the website and I don’t see the Q5 extended magazines anymore

@@TheYankinCatfish They also show this as interchanging. www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgwi/prod/2830400

Unfortunately, those magazines are illegal in my state. In Connecticut, you can only have a magazine that holds up to 10 rounds. Trying to find a magazine for my Q5 pro has been a complete headache.

The extended magazine in the video is available at the link in the description.

@S30Build - Unfortunately there is not a clearly defined answer. I would suggest contacting a trusted dealer in your area as some states/areas this would not be a vertical foregrip, but in others it has been considered a VFG. But until a hard definition that differentiates and defines them I'm afraid I can not definitively say one way or the other.

The link in the video does go to the product page with an image of the item as it would look on a shotgun. We use the quick look videos to provide customers with a brief overview of the product and what it looks like, something most manufactures don't offer.

Yes, This would work on those models.

@@MGWQuickLooks perfect ok thank you! How often do they come back into stock?

I'm sorry, but this magwell is designed for the full size models only.