Can I use this on my Ruger American rimfire? I have the standard #12 mounts.I believe they are 11mm.
214553
I believe you can, the mounting system, if I remember is the same on the Marlin and the Ruger.
654192
The book on this one says 11.7". I haven't measured it myself, but that seems about right. It's a hair under a foot long. I have it on a Savage 17HMR rifle and it works great with stainless 1" weaver rings. Hope this helps...
1594291
11 mm would be approximately 1/4" too wide for these rings. Another thing to consider is the diameter of the objective lens of your scope, and clearance between it and the rifle barrel.
13592
Standard weaver. They are not for the narrower rimfire rails. What type of rifle are you looking to scope?
1156415
You'll have to measure your mounting holes. Usually manufacturers purposely design their parts proprietary to keep parts from other manufacturers interchanging with theirs, unless there is a military specification they have to adhere to. That being said, here are the measurements of the Ruger 10/22 mounting holes: 1st (rear) hole to the next hole = 1/4", 2nd hole to 3rd hole = 2-9/16", and 3rd hole to 4th (front) hole = 7/8". I took these measurements with a ruler, so they're not dead on. But they should be close enough to see if your mounting holes will work. Hope this helps, good luck... You'll have to measure your mounting holes. Usually manufacturers purposely design their parts proprietary to keep parts from other manufacturers interchanging with theirs, unless there is a military specification they have to adhere to. That being said, here are the measurements of the Ruger 10/22 mounting holes: 1st (rear) hole to the next hole = 1/4", 2nd hole to 3rd hole = 2-9/16", and 3rd hole to 4th (front) hole = 7/8". I took these measurements with a ruler, so they're not dead on. But they should be close enough to see if your mounting holes will work. Hope this... » Read More You'll have to measure your mounting holes. Usually manufacturers purposely design their parts proprietary to keep parts from other manufacturers interchanging with theirs, unless there is a military specification they have to adhere to. That being said, here are the measurements of the Ruger 10/22 mounting holes: 1st (rear) hole to the next hole = 1/4", 2nd hole to 3rd hole = 2-9/16", and 3rd hole to 4th (front) hole = 7/8". I took these measurements with a ruler, so they're not dead on. But they should be close enough to see if your mounting holes will work. Hope this helps, good luck... « Show Less
1177247
I have a 2014 Ruger 10/22 these mounts fit mine great . Be sure the mounts are not reversed .
1566191
Some rim fire scopes mount on grooves cut into the top of the receiver. I don't think this one will fit the narrower grooves. It fit the scope mount that came with my Ruger 10-22. Hope this helps.
2088538
The mount was made to fit magazine tube. My mount didn't tighten as good as I would have liked. I cut and fit a .005 brass shim. I placed the shim between the tube and the mount. The shim can't be seen and it is rock solid. This may also work on a barrel. As cheep as the mount is it may be worth a try.
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Yes, it has 11mm or airgun or rimfire mounts. The clamps [that fit into the rail slots on the gun] open at just over 11mm and close [clamp] at just under 11mm. The other common type mount is 20mm or Weaver/Pitcatninney [fits rails that are 20 mm wide]. The tube diameter of this csope is smaller than the more common 1 inch [25mm] or the larger 30mm tube diameter so you will have trouble finding scope rings that fit this scope [you are locked into the supplied rings]. This setup [11rmm airgun mount on a smaller tube diameter] is an industry standard for these inexpensive airgun/ .22 rimfire scopes. Yes, it has 11mm or airgun or rimfire mounts. The clamps [that fit into the rail slots on the gun] open at just over 11mm and close [clamp] at just under 11mm. The other common type mount is 20mm or Weaver/Pitcatninney [fits rails that are 20 mm wide]. The tube diameter of this csope is smaller than the more common 1 inch [25mm] or the larger 30mm tube diameter so you will have trouble finding scope rings that fit this scope [you are locked into the supplied rings]. This setup [11rmm airgun mount on a smaller tube diameter] is an industry standard for these inexpensive airgun/ .22 rimfire... » Read More Yes, it has 11mm or airgun or rimfire mounts. The clamps [that fit into the rail slots on the gun] open at just over 11mm and close [clamp] at just under 11mm. The other common type mount is 20mm or Weaver/Pitcatninney [fits rails that are 20 mm wide]. The tube diameter of this csope is smaller than the more common 1 inch [25mm] or the larger 30mm tube diameter so you will have trouble finding scope rings that fit this scope [you are locked into the supplied rings]. This setup [11rmm airgun mount on a smaller tube diameter] is an industry standard for these inexpensive airgun/ .22 rimfire scopes. « Show Less
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Didn't use mount. Used Weaver rings I already had. I think the original was 11mm.This scope did not hold up mounted on a magnum springer air rifle.
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I put one on a Remington 1911 R1 and it fit fine, although I did need to file a small bit of metal from the mount to get it to fit. Also, it is necessary to slide it into place which causes a metal on metal rub. When I did it, I left a few minor rub marks on my 1911. If I were to do it again, I would put some lubricant (oil or grease) between the parts that came into contact. To answer your question, I would expect that it would fit on your Ruger, but the only way to be certain is to try it. You would be able to return it quite easily to Amazon, if it does not fit.
154446
They worked perfect on my mosin nagant 7.62 X 54 but I am not familar with your Ruger. The quality is outstanding and they hold firm.
2118535
it will fit any Picatinny or weaver 7/8 common fullsize rail. It will not fit on smaller 3/8 rimfire rails unless you purchase a new mount/rings.
837378
I think you will need the 7.3/22 rings. They fit the 3/8" and 11mm rails. This one fits the weaver mount which is approximately 7/8".
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I would consider the rings high, when mounted there is 5/8 inch from base to bottom of ring. Any less you might have a problem with your bolt lever hitting the scope when open. yes they are for a 1" tube and a 11mm dovetail
440278
They mount to the receiver on the 10/22 . Be sure you use lofting hot blue and torque them to the appropriate value. There is a good video on you tube showing a guy mount them on the ruger. Watch his video...... Otherwise the slapping of the action when your shoot will cause the mounts to work loose and loose accuracy.
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This mount is for a one inch main tube,112319 has a 30mm tube. Try dead nuts mount,or DNZ for 30mm main tube. Leupold offers a mount,and 30 mm rings separate for AR.