The telescoping Matthews 1 1/4" Grip Rail Short 26-42"from Matthews 1 1/4" Grip Rail Short 26-42"has an adjustable length of 26-42" and is designed for on-the-fly adjustments for multiple lighting and grip applications. The telescoping rail is useful for rigging cameras, lights, backdrops, building rag frames, and more. It includes a clamp reducer, giving you the ability to mount clamps from end to end. Once the length is set, simply tighten the rod with the included grub set screws, or replace them with separately available T-handle knobs to go completely tool-free.

1 1/4"-Diameter Aluminum Grip Rail    Adjustable Length Range: 26-42"    1 1/8" Junior Receiver on One End    Telescoping Rail with Locking Set Screws    Weight: 4 lb

• 1 1/8" junior receiver on one end for easy, secure mounting
• Interface seamlessly with all rail fittings with matching diameter
• Compatible with grid or scaff style clamps, Matthellinis, and more
• Clamp reducer allows end-to-end mounting
• 2-section system with internal stop prevents sections from separating
• Locking points can be used with grub set screws or user-supplied T-handles
• Can be used in both vertical and horizontal positions

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with the Menace Arm kit? If so, can a traditional coupler connect two rails for extra reach as a Menace Arm?

A: The Matthews 1 1/4" Grip Rail (Long, 41-72") is the one you want to get if you need to use with a Menace arm kit as the standard width for Menace Arm kits is 1 1/4". Any 1 1/4" Schedule 40 Coupler will work as an extender but please consult a Grip/Gaffer about proper counterweights when rigging an extension of this size.

Q: 2. Is this stand spring loaded?

A: No, it's not.

Q: 3. Is the grip head and extension arm removable, so as to add something like an Avenger D600?

A: Absolutely it is!

Q: 4. Does this have a turtle base?

A: This is a sliding leg. It is not a turtle base.

Q: 5. Does this come with to gobo's

A: Yes, one off the main stand and one on the extended arm.

Q: 6. I'm going to be using this for a DSLR camera mount for overhead photography. Does anyone have any recomendations for the best piece to use for mounting the camera to the arm?

A: There are several solutions that are available but it depends on budget and features needed. If you want to have the ability to adjust the pan and tilt of the Camera you will have to mount an adjustable head on the 5/8 stud on the C Stand. You can do this with something as simple as a double mafer clamp and a 3/8 rod screwed into the bottom of the head.

Q: 7. What size is the small knob? 3/4 or 5/16?

A: The small knob on the Matthews Hollywood Grip Head (4-1/2") is 3/8".

Q: 8. What size diameter is the pin?

A: The mounting pin is a standard Junior pin, 1-1/8".

Q: 9. Can you mount casters onto the legs so you can roll the stand around? If so, what size attachment?

A: There are a few C-stands that have wheels as an option, but not this one. However, you could construct a plywood platform and attach wheels to it. Just be sure to figure a way to keep the stand on the platform and balanced. Sands bags are a must when using C-stands for most uses.

Q: 10. Can this double as Dana Dolly rails?

A: The Matthews 1 1/2" Grip Rail (Long, 41-72") is not made to work as rails for the Dana Dolly,