I have two questions. First, can I still use my standard bolt. And second, what is the recommended scope for doing so?
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1. You can use the standard bolt on a Mosin Nagant, because this mount replaces the front leaf sight after it's removed. 2. I used a NcStar Long Eye Relief 2-7x32. It is not great glass but it is good enough for what the rifle is worth. It's about $50 and makes shooting steel at 250yds cake. http://www.opticsplanet.com/ncstar-pistol-long-eye-relief-scope-2-7x32-pistol-scope-blue-ring-spb2732b.html Don't spend $200+ on optics for a $100 rifle. It doesn't make sense to upsell a beater.
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I agree with "daddyo". I will be hunting with Arrow Precision 6 Pack Carbon Arrows (20-Inch) tipped with G5 Outdoors T3 100 Grain 3 Pack Crossbow Broadhead. With the bolts and tips that came with it I am hitting groups the size of my fist at 25 yards and the last time I was firing it I actually "Robin Hooded" one of my bolts. Split the end of the bolt with another bolt. Very cool story but terribly unfortunate for my bolt count.
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I have used it on several AR15's but not in the manner it recommends for bolt type rifles. You will have to play with it some to get what you need from it.
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There are no bolts, this is an insert which you slip inside the larger weaver style scope ring to reduce it down to fit 3/8 or 11 mm dovetailed receivers. There are two spring loaded alignment pins in between the two halves to keep them lined up with each other. It is the most compact adapter on the market at this time and adds the least height to the scope installation.
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I bought one for my 700 fits good bolt is tight but a lot of scopes are. I bought millets bases and then got a set of medium height weavers.
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I used Primary Arms Deluxe AR15 Scope Mount, 30mm, which I also ordered from AMAZON. It is a very good scope. I enjoy it. Have fun with yours,
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Once you remove the sight completely ,there is a dove tail mount available. you will need a long eye releif scope, this mount will place the scope about 6" further up the barrell than a regular scope. Unless you change the bolt this is your only option, even after you change the bolt, and locate the scope in @ it's usual position, you have to give up the clip aqction and the rifle become a single shot, as now the scope is in the way.... nothing is ever easy????? here is what I did for whatever it is worth , bought the ZSUN optics specialty mount@ 8" long, turned it around and mounted a 2X red dot.... I am very happy with this configuration and would recommend giving it a try.
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I have this scope and several Savage MKII's. The scope comes with "dovetail" scope mounts, which have a 5/8" width. The standard Weaver/Picatinny rails require a width of just over 13/16". I can mount it on my Savage MKII with a standard barrel, where the receiver has a set of dovetails machined into it to accept the dovetail mounts. But my Savage MKII with a bull barrel came with 2 short Weaver mount bases already mounted on the receiver and I would have to replace the rings that came on the scope with Weaver mount rings if I was to use it on the bull barrel Savage MKII. Measure the widest part of your mounting base to see if it is "dovetail" (5/8") or "Weaver" (13/16"). I have this scope and several Savage MKII's. The scope comes with "dovetail" scope mounts, which have a 5/8" width. The standard Weaver/Picatinny rails require a width of just over 13/16". I can mount it on my Savage MKII with a standard barrel, where the receiver has a set of dovetails machined into it to accept the dovetail mounts. But my Savage MKII with a bull barrel came with 2 short Weaver mount bases already mounted on the receiver and I would have to replace the rings that came on the scope with Weaver mount rings if I was to use it on the bull barrel Savage... » Read More I have this scope and several Savage MKII's. The scope comes with "dovetail" scope mounts, which have a 5/8" width. The standard Weaver/Picatinny rails require a width of just over 13/16". I can mount it on my Savage MKII with a standard barrel, where the receiver has a set of dovetails machined into it to accept the dovetail mounts. But my Savage MKII with a bull barrel came with 2 short Weaver mount bases already mounted on the receiver and I would have to replace the rings that came on the scope with Weaver mount rings if I was to use it on the bull barrel Savage MKII. Measure the widest part of your mounting base to see if it is "dovetail" (5/8") or "Weaver" (13/16"). « Show Less
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Yes. I forget what parts you reuse but everything you need to mount it comes with it. I use mine on the Lee Classic Turret and was actually just using it this morning. It was tricky at first to get the angle just right and at first I dropped a lot of primers on my feet. But once you get the bolt set right with the right angle set you should almost never drop another primer. I only offer that warning so if you do the same you know to just keep at it until you get it set just right.
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My opinion, this is too big a scope for an AR platform. Just my opinion, but I prefer to keep my AR's more streamlined and lower profile. I am sure it would work well, just not my taste. I have it mounted on a 25-06 bolt gun.
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I do not know if the threading is standard for all scopes and I do not have another scope to try it on sorry I couldn't be more help
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The tip of 16" bolts fully cocked will hang over the end, slightly off the rail, allowing you to use with just about any broad head... If you go longer you will sacrafice accuracy due to the weight of the broadhead hanging too far off the rail. You can do it, but I wouldn't recommend it. Just stick to the 16" bolts
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I bought the mount for long range and have fitted and used two different scopes in it. In order to use it at other than long range there are two options; dial your scope all the way down to the bottom and then start working up, using a BIG piece of paper or cardboard and start this out at 25 yards; this is kind of ammo intense. 2nd option is to mount the mount and scope using a boresight, or take it to a Smith that does that sort of work. I'd advise option 2, unless you're very experienced and have all the lapping tools, boresight etc. It's a good layout of money to have someone professionally mount the thing. I bought the mount for long range and have fitted and used two different scopes in it. In order to use it at other than long range there are two options; dial your scope all the way down to the bottom and then start working up, using a BIG piece of paper or cardboard and start this out at 25 yards; this is kind of ammo intense. 2nd option is to mount the mount and scope using a boresight, or take it to a Smith that does that sort of work. I'd advise option 2, unless you're very experienced and have all the lapping tools, boresight etc. It's a good layout of money to have someone... » Read More I bought the mount for long range and have fitted and used two different scopes in it. In order to use it at other than long range there are two options; dial your scope all the way down to the bottom and then start working up, using a BIG piece of paper or cardboard and start this out at 25 yards; this is kind of ammo intense. 2nd option is to mount the mount and scope using a boresight, or take it to a Smith that does that sort of work. I'd advise option 2, unless you're very experienced and have all the lapping tools, boresight etc. It's a good layout of money to have someone professionally mount the thing. « Show Less
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I would get the adapter. I mounted mine after I got a rail that was long enough for my rifle. The rail they inclued was too short as was the length between the scope mounts.
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Mine sits in a weaver mount on top of the crossbow. If it doest fit as you want you could always pick up another set of mounting rings. Note though that there are several horizontal lines for crosshairs, each corresponding to a specific yardage for arrow.
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i have like 4 of these i use on older .2s and they do great for what im useing them for.I have much better scopes on my newer rifles for alot longer distance.As far as a mount you may check Brownells and or midway USA for youre mount.Id also join http://www.rimfireshooting.com and ask there.Im on there all the time and its only .22 rifles and im sure some one would know where to go.
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any scope you like will mount with rail adapter ,hammer 22 crossbow ,22, airgun adapter ,was what i used to mount red dot crosshair on mine