Will this work for mounting helical fletching? This may be an obvious questions but new to shooting.
324321
No, this is not set up for helical fletching. It gives a 1 degree offset that helps impart spin.
324322
This jig does offset fletching, but I wouldn't count on it for helical fletching.
1977341
No, this is a STRAIGHT fletching tool. Search for either LEFT or RIGHT helical spin versions of this tool.
1149957
I have used it on everything from a .50 Beowulf down to a .22....both in rifle and handgun calibers. Works quite well, pretty much self-centering. Will definitely get you on paper, and then you just fine tune. In a few rounds you'll be driving tacks. Good luck, happy shooting.
1008697
I've got these on a Savage bolt-action so I couldn't say, but I did have a similiar set-up as what you're talking about on a Ruger that I own and it was a bear finding the right mount. I ultimately had to just search around for a cantilevered single piece mounting system that put the scope forward of the flip-up. It wasn't ideal. I'm going to say that these may be limited to do what you want. Perhaps look at the Nikon one-pieces (or any maker you like) that give you some ability to get the scope forward of the flip-up. Then you get into eye relief issues I know. Seems like a business opportunity for someone because you ain't the only one to encounter this issues. Good luck.
1298722
It should. I have three of these mounted on three different weapons. No problems.
801557
Yes, scope weight will allow it to work. It will be an Altazimuth mounting, should work ok!
1961127
Should work just fine. I have mine mounted on a carbine platform but you shouldn't have any issues.
1280410
Yes it will work. I bought one but had to move the Scope Support rings to the opposite side of the mount, there are two screw mounts on each side of the thing and It scraped the skin off my hand the first time I tried the load and extraction of rounds into/from the weapon. You cannot use the fixed iron sights with this contraption even though its advertised as suchskin off my fingers ifirst time I tried it out.
1744099
Because the Axis is drilled and tapped for a scope it should work great for you, because it is a bolt action you may have to get a set high rings to mount the scope and still have clearance between the scope and bolt. Hope this helps.
1866824
I used it to mount and level my optics but found it a bit cumbersome for live fire. I guess it would work if it had to.
2169005
Someone else asked me this. Although I've never tried it, they are both M4/3 so the answer is yes it will mount. As for AF and anything else, doubt it.
1399450
DanI'm not completely sure. I would think if you have a Picatinny-style rail it should. You just may need a riser mount as well.
1759398
This comes with dovetail mounts, although if you have the scope rings for a weaver mount, this would work for you. Hope this helps.
50681
I have not tried it on that particular gun. From what I've read though, it should work. I've also read mounting this on either gun will likely require shims though, so be prepared for that.
1507544
I don't know first hand. Should mount with no issues. Since the 10/22 TD comes apart at the receiver, return to zero will need to be tested.
1554984
I have the Burris P.E.P.R. Quick Disconnect Scope Mount, (also found on Amazon), just for this purpose. Quick on and off with a Return to Zero each time I re install the mount set up. Happy ans Safe Shooting.
442586
Yes it will work good if your rifle has universal swivel mounts as on hunting rifles.