I would like to mount in a pistol box. What is the width of the scope body?
1488364
3.75 inches from mount to top of focus ring.Just under 7" in height from top of eye piece to base. Body of scopem ,is 2.65 inches and the length is 12 1/2 inches
770704
I have the scope mounted to a weaver kaspa scope on a weaver 20moa weaver base. The best measurement I can give between the top of the base and where the bottom of the scopes meets the bottom of the ring is no more than 1/4 inches.
2109799
Don't know the specifics, but there are two sizes so one should fit the diameter of your scope. Make sure your scope will fit on the gun as well from a vertical clearance perspective.
109312
i couldnt give you an exact number, but if your using it for a scout rifle, Mosin Nagant, or other forward mounting it works great. when i found it i was looking for pistol scopes which are typically in excess of 5 inches or more. hope this helps.
1815494
According to the diagram you have 5.4 Inches for the length of the scope between the objective bell and the eye bell or power ring; two inches length between the objective bell and the turret housing; and two inches between the eye bell/power ring and the turret housing. That makes the turret housing roughly 1.4 inches, which converts to around 35.56mm. It should fit but you will have very little 'wiggle room'. That's the way it is with the scope I have in my UTG mount. You will need to get your eye relief from the positioning of the mount on the rail; you won't be able to slide the scope back and forth within the mount. It should still work, though. According to the diagram you have 5.4 Inches for the length of the scope between the objective bell and the eye bell or power ring; two inches length between the objective bell and the turret housing; and two inches between the eye bell/power ring and the turret housing. That makes the turret housing roughly 1.4 inches, which converts to around 35.56mm. It should fit but you will have very little 'wiggle room'. That's the way it is with the scope I have in my UTG mount. You will need to get your eye relief from the positioning of the mount on the rail; you won't be able to slide the scope... » Read More According to the diagram you have 5.4 Inches for the length of the scope between the objective bell and the eye bell or power ring; two inches length between the objective bell and the turret housing; and two inches between the eye bell/power ring and the turret housing. That makes the turret housing roughly 1.4 inches, which converts to around 35.56mm. It should fit but you will have very little 'wiggle room'. That's the way it is with the scope I have in my UTG mount. You will need to get your eye relief from the positioning of the mount on the rail; you won't be able to slide the scope back and forth within the mount. It should still work, though. « Show Less
1125444
i have it on my 5.56- so yes. I will get the measurements and get back with you tomorrow evening my dude. If it helps in the mean time, i use an EOTech, military spec one, with no interference. Talk to you tomorrow.
953337
The mounting rings that come with this scope are 1" rings. That seems to be a fairly standard size.
1377614
I don't have dimensions but they are taller than milspec. I ran out of elevation on some tech sights on my 10/22 and these worked like a charm to fix that problem.
678006
I have the same scope and want to find a one piece mount for the scope to install on my AR15. In order for the mount to fit, the distance of the outer edges of the rings must be 3-1/2" or less. Don't know the dimensions of this mount.
492743
I would say the eye relief is ideal at 10-18 inches and it makes this scope a good choice for forward mounting on a rifle like an SKS or M1A. Scope is rather large for a pistol, it's almost the same size as a standard rifle scope.
428308
I don't know if it will fit on that particular air pistol. All I know is that will fit on a picatinny rail system. It has some set screws that will allow for minor adjustments on the scope itself, that will allow you to bring the mounts maybe 3/4 inch closer, but that's about it.
1230411
Sorry, I don't know the dimensions. It was too small for my Walther 32 and I threw it away.
1093643
I'm not sure, as I am not familiar with the scope you specify, I mounted mine right to the 3/8 dovetail on the gun and my scope is 32 mm and about 1/2 inch clearance, if your coming off a rail it should give you a little more room.Hope that helps.
405556
From the rear of the scope to where the front objective bell begins, with the focus ring all the way in it's 9-1/8", with focus ring all the way out it's 9-1/2". From the beginning of the rear bell to the beginning of the front bell (the tube) it's 5-7/8". I have it mounted on a savage 116 with one piece DNZ mount in medium height. Works great with plenty of room for adjustments.
505398
Fits a standard picatinny rail on the subcompact beretta PX4 storm. Uses 1" of rail. .75" high, 1" wide, 1" deep.
1336323
My S&W; M&P; 15-22 scoped fits nicely, but I can't guarantee that your set up will. Useable interior dimensions are 11" x 36", with the 11" tapering off after a 16" straight run.
1064613
To answer your question - yes it would. With that said, you will need to find mounts to fit the barrel of the pistol. The rings that come with the scope will fit any Weaver-style mount, as it is intended for use on long guns. Also, consider that the eye relief of the scope in mention is about 3.5 inches. You might be better served with a long-eye relief scope or possibly a red-dot unit.