What is the distance between the two scope rings, inside ring edge and outside ring edge. Wondering if it will be two long for my scope Nikon Bolt XR
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From inside edge to inside edge of the rings is 1 1/2". The rings are 11/16" wide. The total length is 2 15/16" from outside ring to outside ring. It fits my Nikon ProStaff 3x9x40, although I had to slide it so the turrent butts the ring, but that was for my preference on placement on the toprail of an AR.
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These are 1 inch rings I think. It should be in the description. You'll either need 30mm, or 1 inch. Check your scope, then check the description. They're pretty decent rings, make sure you torque them to spec though.
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The scope mounts very close to the rifle with the rings that are included. Also the scope is too long with a short eye relief so you will not have room for any iron sights. I ended mounting some offset iron sights and they work surprisingly well.
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Oops! The scope will work, the bolt on rail will not. The rings included will mount to your rifle. Sorry for any confusion!
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The distance between the inside edges of the TMS AR15 Flat Top one-piece mount is: 2.158 inches. I test mounted a Nikon 3x9x40mm BDC scope and it fit well.
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I mounted a Nikon p223 with offset rings mounted so they extended to the rear to bring the scope back far enough for my eye relief. Height wasn't an issue for me. The mount was long enough that I added a second 45' mount with a halligraphic dot ahead and to the right of the scope for a short range sight. Just roll the rifle counter clockwise and the scope goes away and the sight comes up. Works well.
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I believe there is a slight difference on light transmission that is coming through the scope and the the adjustment turrets.Best bet is to go on nikon's website and look at their spec's.If not stated call their customer service number and ask to speak to someone who is knowledgeable about this.
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I used standard rings for my Rossi, the mount I got from Amazon. There are four tapped screws under the Iron site made for a rail for a scope. A long eye relief scope is needed because of the top eject. Works and looks great.
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For what it's worth, I have a Nikon Force XR 2.5-8 X 28, which has a 41 mm outside diameter eyepiece (with a lens cap over that), and I had to use the medium height Warne mounts to give it enough clearance on the rail of my Ruger Scout Rifle.
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Depends on the length of the rail really. The scope position is determined by the location of the 2 rings.
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3 3/8 ths. I mounted a Nikon Prostaff BDC reticle hunting scope on my AR. FIT was fine and the mount is rock solid. 150+ round to sight in scope and iron sights in, plus deer hunting rounds. Mount worked flawless. Deer hunting season, wet, cold banged around the scope rock solid. No problems with this mount and would recommend it with no problems, well worth the money. Hoped this helped with your question.
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I would agree with Mr.Mcguire,this is a great scope and I would suggest the mount as well.the xr mount that i have has a built in incline so your scope does not run out of elevation for long distance shooting.the downside to this scope and mount is they are a little heavy but i would highly recommend anyway.depending what you are shooting at 600 yds,you may want more than 16X? good luck and you cant go wrong with the above set up.
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center of bolt to center of bolt is 7 cm. BTW, I use this to mount a night force scope w/night force rings forward farther than I could get the scope just mounting directly to the night force base on a rem 700 set up for 1,000 yard work. It has proven to be solid and reliable.
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can't remember, but the bottom line is you need two of them to mount a scope anyway. price won't be much different anywhere else
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Hey, the Turrent markings are 1/4' @ 100yrd zero or MOA. On my DPMS with the M-223 XR mount, the Scope height is approx. 2.66 inches (center of bore or bolt to the center of the scope). So far I have been very please with this scope. The book says that this scope is optimal with a 55 grn bullet with a muzzle velocity of 3,240 FPS. I'm trying to load a round that meets those specifications, just waiting for it to cool down around here!Good Luck,Charles
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I don't remember the brand I used but I went to Cabela's and bought 1" rings because Cabela's will mount the scope for free so it's a great way to make sure the scope is level. I also mounted it on the same rifle, it's a great scope man. If you look in the "like items" when you're looking at the scope it has different 1 inch rings that you can also look at or select to add it to your order.
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Height of scope rings depends on bell or objective size of scope and bolt clearance when cycled. The larger the objective the possible higher the rings will need to be. If it is a controlled round feeding bolt chances are you wil need higher rings.