I am looking to put this on a Ruger 10/22 takedown. I would like to co witness. Are the rings low or med profile?
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The rings are low, I purchase millet aluminum high mount ($20) to put on mine. I have mine on an ar-15 for work shoot open sights and red dot with them.
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I would call them low mount about good 3/8 inch under the scope mine is mounted on a S&W; MP 15-22 with a UTG 3/4 mount which is mounted on the gun.I can use the original sight right through the scope.
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Compared to regular scope mounts, I would state that they are low. I have a similar one on a Ruger 10/22 that works just fine.
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Hi Lizzy, I have the scope mounted on my AR15 from where it attaches to the rail to top of ring measures slightly lrss than 2 1/4 inches space between bottom of scope to rail about 3/4 inch hope that helps you I love the scope! best regards Jim
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I don't remember,i had bought this like what...two years ago...and i just got it to put on a rifle i was selling.The best way to find out is just to buy it.
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The rings are not mounted out of the box...you have to install. This red dot is more of a ready to use for AR style weapons. If your rifle has a low. standard height rifle front sight, it's not for you. Look at a Sightmark Ultra Shot QD Reflex Sight. It comes with a quick mount and a lifetime warranty. If your set on a tube style red dot, look at Vortex. The Vortex has GREAT optics for the money, not so much for the Bushnell. OH yeah, I forgot to tell you...the Vortex comes with a 2X adapter...no need to co-witness.
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Mine went on a Savage 110 w/ standard barrel using high weaver rings. IIRC, Burris has a chart somewhere that says what rings you need for your gun/objective size.
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These work well on my non-takedown 10/22 with the included Ruger rail.Leupold Rifleman Detachable Low Rings, Matte
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I use Weaver Grand Slam Steel 1-Inch Medium Top Mount Rings on my Ruger American .17. They seem to stay tight and are a good height for me. Good Luck! Gary
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I like to use quick release Leupold or Warne rings. To use either at same time there are good rings that give you a sight picture of both but I don't like how high it makes the scope. Check with friends or friendly gun store where you can look at options and pick what you like best. I keep in mind that it is still a 22 and limit my use to under 100 yds for a fun gun that is cheap to shoot. I hope you enjoy your shooting either way.
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hey jason, I ended up with this set after returning another. the key is the the rail at the scope mount is the right size. I put it on a low cost savage arms .22 rifle it did the trick and still allows me to utilize the iron sights if I want. The best thing to do is find out amazons distributor and give them a call and ask. Thats what I did when I ordered the second ones. Nice gun that henry golden boy. i almost bought one but decided to go a bit more economical
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I am using the stock rings that came with my Aim Sports 2-7X32 Dual III. The front of the scope rests on the rail if I set it too far back but they are sufficient and hold a zero well after about 90 rounds through my MN19/30.
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The difference in the medium and high profile is that you have a taller "window" in the mount through which to see the iron sights. Some guns such as the Beretta Storm CX-4 have some tall iron sights and in order to "co-witness" your red dot (or scope) and the iron sights one would need the high profile mount. On the other hand, with some AR-15s have a sighting system mounted that is not as tall -- permitting use of the medium profile riser mount. If no iron sights to co-witness with, one can get the low profile mount which mounts your red dot/etc. closer to the barrel. Hope this info is of assistance to you. The difference in the medium and high profile is that you have a taller "window" in the mount through which to see the iron sights. Some guns such as the Beretta Storm CX-4 have some tall iron sights and in order to "co-witness" your red dot (or scope) and the iron sights one would need the high profile mount. On the other hand, with some AR-15s have a sighting system mounted that is not as tall -- permitting use of the medium profile riser mount. If no iron sights to co-witness with, one can get the low profile mount which mounts your red dot/etc. closer to the barrel.... » Read More The difference in the medium and high profile is that you have a taller "window" in the mount through which to see the iron sights. Some guns such as the Beretta Storm CX-4 have some tall iron sights and in order to "co-witness" your red dot (or scope) and the iron sights one would need the high profile mount. On the other hand, with some AR-15s have a sighting system mounted that is not as tall -- permitting use of the medium profile riser mount. If no iron sights to co-witness with, one can get the low profile mount which mounts your red dot/etc. closer to the barrel. Hope this info is of assistance to you. « Show Less
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I had to remove the rear iron sight due to the low profile of the scope rings. If you wish to keep the iron sights on your firearm, you will need to use high (versus low or medium height) rings.
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Two rings set in box/package. Make sure to get the correct height for you. Normally tall works as an average height for AR -15s, and other scopes depending on the scope and height set above base and how well you can see out through the scope when your eyes are looking down the scope and your head against the rear stock. If your crowding down onto your rear stock to look through, then you know it's to low. Go to a taller ring, have fun and shoot a lot. Mike R
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One 30 mm extra-high mount is what I used on the strikefire on my AR-15. This allowed co-witness with the back-up iron sights. One ring is all that is needed but again if used on an AR15 or AR10 platform you need something taller than a low ring.
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If this is "low" I'd hate to see high... Probably about 3/4" above the dust cover. Add the height of low rings for a 1-4x and It's barely low enough for a cheek on a warsaw buttstock.
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I bought a NCStar pistol or scout scope 3-7 and it came with rings. You will notice when you mount your scope with the brass stacker that the scope sits really high up compared to a regular scope mount, but it is fine for me. So I would go with the lowest rings you can use as it will still be up high. No need to make it any higher than it has to be.
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Yes, the UTG Medium Profile Riser Mount should fit well on the picatinny rail of the archangel 556 for the ruger 10/22 . The picatinny rail configuration is pretty standard when made well and most will be compatible with the UTWG risers. I set one up for my grandson on his 10/22 and he was very pleased with it. For his application, he needs better scope rings but he is ok for now. With the rails stations on the archangel 556 for the ruger 10/22 you will have several choices as to where it will best serve your purpose.
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No, the cheek weld is fine but my stock sits higher (richards microfit tackdriver) I did have to get shorter scope rings. Its comfortable to shoot no worrying about poking your eye out with the recoil. Solid? no I am having problems maintaining my zero. Because this mounts over the rear sight not all rear sights are the same size and when its 100yds out a little play is a lot of difference. Also I cannot bring the sight down far enough because this sits so high, I just used a lower mil-dot to zero it. It will take some work and investigation but you can get this to be a solid and functioning mount. No, the cheek weld is fine but my stock sits higher (richards microfit tackdriver) I did have to get shorter scope rings. Its comfortable to shoot no worrying about poking your eye out with the recoil. Solid? no I am having problems maintaining my zero. Because this mounts over the rear sight not all rear sights are the same size and when its 100yds out a little play is a lot of difference. Also I cannot bring the sight down far enough because this sits so high, I just used a lower mil-dot to zero it. It will take some work and investigation but you can get this to be a solid and... » Read More No, the cheek weld is fine but my stock sits higher (richards microfit tackdriver) I did have to get shorter scope rings. Its comfortable to shoot no worrying about poking your eye out with the recoil. Solid? no I am having problems maintaining my zero. Because this mounts over the rear sight not all rear sights are the same size and when its 100yds out a little play is a lot of difference. Also I cannot bring the sight down far enough because this sits so high, I just used a lower mil-dot to zero it. It will take some work and investigation but you can get this to be a solid and functioning mount. « Show Less
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There is a rail that comes with the 10/22. I picked up a set of DNZ scope rings that were perfect for my 10/22 takedown. This scope also fits perfectly in the bag when taken down.
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Jim is completely correct. I have it on my 10/22 and I have also put it on a riser. The mount with the laser and light is useless, mine went to the trash. The laser is Way off and you wont get it to zero besides you cant see it past 25 yards. the scope works well minus the back lights, just don't use them. For the price it is a good deal.