Can you adjust the position of the mount on the catcher frame forwards or backwards depending on what rail slots are open on the top?
193181
Yes, that's the beauty of this thing. You do it by loosening the screws by sticking the torx driver through the mesh holes, repositioning it, and then re tightening the screws. You do not have to remove the mesh from the frame.
672092
I imagine that you could mount one on the top rail without interfering with the adjustments, the capes just unscrew and you make you adjustments with a screwdriver. But I think you will find as most people have with this scope that you don't need a reflex site to go with this scope, as it preforms well on it's own. I use it for three gun matches and it work fine for close quarter as well as long distance. It is a great all around unit. You can not beat the bang for the buck with this.
763460
Just eyeballed my old receiver rail mount which i dont use for the same reasons below,but if you were to use one I think you'd get away with it....just.I'd recommend the trigger mod as well....Google is your friend.Hope this helps.
788152
Not adjustable to the extent you need it. I would look for a different height sight or you can get a profile riser mount (UTG sells one for about 8 bucks, and you can get them in different heights). Hope this helps -
1372053
It takes five slots from one of the clamping bolts to the other. Length of the bottom section is 2 3/8" from end to end. I have it mounted on a .75" riser on my AR flattop. No idea what the other reviewer is talking about it being "offset" as mine is perfectly centered on the rail.
2200861
There is a front sight tool on the market. It simply slips over the front sight, pressing down on the retainer pin and allowing it to be turned either clockwise or counter clockwise depending if you want your shot to place higher or lower. Look for "Front Sight Adjustment Tool". I have seen them in bot metal and plastic varities and neither type are terribly pricey. Hope this helps.
1524203
No, the entire piece is welded together as one unit for strength, and individual components such as the mounting plates cannot be moved. In any case, rotating the plates to reposition the holes horizontally would make the rail difficult or impossible to mount, because the cross-bar would then block access (for a drill) to the "inner" holes.
2039177
Yes you could mount it in either direction if you had say a ruger scout rifle and mounted it on the forward rail in the opposite direction to get the eye relief you need while not optimal and would feel a little weird it is possible and would work
635325
When stop is mounted with one hole on top and 2 on bottom, then stop 'locks' into place in the up position. I guess you could flip it around, but when you want it 'up' I dont think it will lock in place for you.
1327483
That is correct. The 2 front slots allow for a straight-up position or a forward cant. There is only 1 slot on the back.
709787
Front sight would be in the field of view unless you mounted this with a riser rail.
1947108
Probably yes. I had to get different mounts due to the scope touching the receiver.
546186
Mine is a right-side mount, but I recall you can flip it around to use it for either. The only issue I had was the clearance was a tad low for the bottom of the faceframe, so there was interference. I shimmed the front up a little with some washers to clear the faceframe and gravity makes it somewhat of a self-closer, so it worked out OK.
2109461
Since i see with the MR100 there is no top rail and u couldn't really mount one even if u wanted without it being very awkward. U could always get a laser sight and mount it on the side if the gun if u wanted like i have
1366963
They will mount on any standard Pic rail. The front is height adjustable and the rear is windage adjustable.
1624773
Hey, I would suggest you look for a hawk mount, just to be sure. I wouldn't risk the mount pins not fitting your reciever, or worse potentially damaging your shotgun receivers finish.
1589703
Confirm Jeffac, it is adjustable from 2" - 4". The mounts are also reversible to fit either weaver or dovetail rails.