What mount rings would I use for 30 06 ruger american
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I used a setof leopold rings, but i dont know or remember the type or size.
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Hi, I use my on a Winchester .22lr and a use a 1" Leupold medium steel made, but the only think that it happens, the front lens touch my front sight. So I would recommend to use a high 1" leupold rings unless you have no sights on you rifle. I hope this helps.
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Hi I got a 1" ring from dicks sporting goods and It worked great with my 30 06 American Ruger
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I don't foresee any problem with a good set of mounts. I have one on my .243 for years and have had no problem. I wouldn't hesitate putting it on my 30.06. BTW - I like the Tasco better than my Leupold in low light conditions.
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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'm not sure, but this is what I would do. I would get the Warne .22 caliber 1" rings. Midwayusa.com has them. Follow the link below.http://www.midwayusa.com/product/111875/warne-1-22-caliber-rings-matte-medium?cm_vc=ProductFindingStart with the lowest rings you can. If these are too low, send them back and get a size higher.Also, some stores will mount your scope for you if you buy rings from them. I know Cabela's did it for me. So you might call around and try something like that out first.Good luck.
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The rings I have are about 3/16" above the rail. Meaning that they are obscenely low if you are wanting something tight to the barrel. If you have a scope with larger lenses you may want to go with a midrange height mount.
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Sorry, but you will be better off with the medium height rings. These will let you mount the 44mm scope obj. with ease and still be closer to the rail than you think.
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The mark II has what appears to be the weaver style bases, any picatinny/weaver mount will work. Buy 1inch medium height rings. They should work fine. UTG, Weaver, Leupold, and many other companies make them.
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Burris PEPR 30mm, GG&G; 30mm scope mount, any 30mm qd ring. I've had great success with the UTG LE heavy duty qd rings, work will, return to zero, and are inexpensive.
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The standard ring mount will clear the barrel. You have to buy them though because the scope doesn't come with any. This scope lined up perfect on our 30.06 and a 22mag. It clears perfect.
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This doesn't include mounts, so you will need to purchase them separately. The tube is 30mm, and you can find rings that fit picatinny, weaver or dovetail mounts depending on your specific need.
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I used a standard UTG 1 inch rings I got off Amazon. They work great. Any Weaver style ring will work. The mount has cuts in it for the screw that tightens the mount on fits into it.
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I went on I believe weavers web site and looked up the rings for my gun and then just searched that part # on amazon. Many companies make rings for youre gun . whoever you choose just look on their web site for correct part #
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I put burris z rings medium height on my scope, which I also found on amazon.They work great,and look good too.
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They come with dovetail mount rings. I had to buy Weaver mounts to make it fit my Savage 22lr, . Hope that helps.
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They will fit a 30mm tube by removing the inner rubber ring. I mounted my 2x10x56 mmTrijicon accupoint with just barely having clearance. I don't think your 58mm will clear the barrel. I would advise you to use a different brand if you are using any heavy calibers. I tried to use these for a .338 Remington Ultra Mag and they vibrated loose even with blue locktite. For heavy thumping calibers I recommend the Burris Extreme Tactical Rings. They have 6 screws per ring mount holding the tube plus the ones holding it to the barrel. Much better method.
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The rings will mount any scope of the proper diameter to any weapon that will receive a dove tail style mount. I hope this helps.
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Good question Doug. No special rings needed, you should be able to get the base and rings at your local Dicks Sporting Goods (or any other store that handles firearm accessories.) The important consideration is whether or not you want to still be able to use the iron sights...if you do, you'll need to purchase rings that let you look underneath the actual scope mount. These are called "shoot thru" rings. I do not recommend them but some hunters insist on being able to use the iron sights. Hope this helps! -Mike