Would this site hold up under the vibration of a piston fired Diana model 48 pellet rifle.
874505
I'm not real sure. I haven't had any issues with it firing from my AR platform with 5.56 rounds.
874506
Yes, I mounted it on a Ruger Mini-14 (.223/5.56). It doesn't blink "off" like some of the red dot scopes do. It holds zero even with with the 5.56 "hot loads" I use.
874507
I was told at the gun store where I purchased the pellet rifle that a standard rifle scope would not hold up under the stress this piston fired rifle puts out. It takes a scope designed to be able to take the vibration. They say it would destroy the cross hairs in the standard rifle scopes. Didn't know if this scope had anything that heavy vibration would knock loose.
874508
I don't know, but it holds up to my AR platform pistol violently puking out NATO 5.56 rounds. It's a great optic. I will probably buy another and mount it to my AK.
1233905
as long as you can hold the rifle steady... It's a good site, but there's no magnification, so it took a while to sight in at 200 yards. Been rock solid since then though.
1846860
Without weighting it I would say yes. It is not very heavy. It has been used with no problem with calibers up to .308.
228768
I bought this rifle about a year ago and it has let me down yet. Its build pretty solid. So as long as you take care of it properly you shouldn't have a problem. Its very accurate especially if you use the PBA Platnium pellets. I would recommend it to anyone. 5 out of 5 hands down.
1666113
Yes, but I had two of them that fell apart after about 200 rounds. Not durable.
1014703
If it has a rail underneath, sure. And the notch locations on the m&p40; shouldn't pose much of a problem either.
2019757
Seems sturdy enough. I think as long as you're not actively and repeatedly slamming it into walls or metal doors it should hold up fine. If you're concerned you can always get the LMT A2 rear sight, but its also in the $130 range.
120171
mine is on an AK 47 above the gas tube and holds up fine to the heat, there would be a little shock to the unit in this spot but probably not as much as on the slide of a semi auto pistol. I would say that it will do fine, it is an Aimpoint after all.
266796
I would say yes to all 3 questions. When I first got the gun it was pretty loud. For one thing, the pellets that came with it were high speed and broke the sound barrier; so there was a pretty loud crack comparable to a 22 long. After it breaks in at about 100 rounds it quiets considerably, and a subsonic pellet will get rid of the crack, and will be a lot more accurate. When a tiny round like a .177 goes supersonic it gets bounced around by the shock wave pretty good. The only downside I can think of on this rifle is it's a tad on the heavy side when compared to others in it's class and price range. I actually like that because I think a little mass makes the gun more accurate and reduces the recoil. Believe it or not, these high powered pellet guns actually do have a pretty noticeable kick. As far as quietness goes after it's broken in, I'd say it's about like the sound a tablespoon would make when dropped on a wooden table from about 12 inches.
1532101
I would think so. I'd recommend a little loctite as it did start to wiggle a little after a thousand rounds or so.
801912
I can't answer that question right now because I've only shot about 90 rounds of 300 Blackout with it. I would assume they would hold-up because the mount seems very sturdy to me.
2253000
I believe the gong itself would hold up fine. If you hit the frame at that range, it'll mess it up pretty bad, though.
1274163
Previous answer was primarily in reference to a AR-15 type platform, though as with others answers there are many options and directly depends on what weapon the site is intended to be mounted on.
918476
Yes it should hold up just fine to the ballistics but the only real issues will be the mount and drop rate on the cross hairs. The side mounts on the ak have to be extremely tight cause of the extreme vibration of the bolt bouncing back, but would recommend the quad rail or top cover/ receiver cover with rail welded. Next is that the cross hair drop rate is made specifically for the .223/5.56 55gr for drop to 100m 200m and so on. the 7.62 drop rate will be different from the .223
1289523
On an AR-15 the site will be co-witness with the iron site (FSB)! If that helps!
207638
Probably would not recommend it ! Went thru three or four different scopes prior to finding one that would hold up. Love these scopes for my big bore guns. If you will check my history, the one I bought for pellet rifle is still doing its job. Gun is downstairs with others in safe and do not remember name, but pretty sure I bought it thru Amazon.
1733765
The short answer is this target is a heap and will not stand up to a beating. After two sessions of shooting with .22 caliber, parts of the target began flying off and the target paddles would not return to their original positions.