What is the eye relief in inches? Has anyone mounted this scope on a AR 223?
1509470
I gave theP-22 BDC scope to my son-in-law. We both tested it out on fine Fall day. It was awesome, it worked just like the add said on an AR15. We zeroed at 50 yards using a range finder then set up targets out to one hundred. The 100 yard target was composed of 4x4 inch plates hanging from a saw horse type set up. We never missed at any of the targets and it was awesome hearing the ping after each shot. Because of that I just bought a .22 caliber for myself in AR15 model. I am planning to buy two more of these scope, one for myself and one for my son. Sorry I don't know the eye relief but I believe it is available on the Nikon website. My son-in law has the scope and loves it. I gave theP-22 BDC scope to my son-in-law. We both tested it out on fine Fall day. It was awesome, it worked just like the add said on an AR15. We zeroed at 50 yards using a range finder then set up targets out to one hundred. The 100 yard target was composed of 4x4 inch plates hanging from a saw horse type set up. We never missed at any of the targets and it was awesome hearing the ping after each shot. Because of that I just bought a .22 caliber for myself in AR15 model. I am planning to buy two more of these scope, one for myself and one for my son. Sorry I don't know the eye relief but... » Read More I gave theP-22 BDC scope to my son-in-law. We both tested it out on fine Fall day. It was awesome, it worked just like the add said on an AR15. We zeroed at 50 yards using a range finder then set up targets out to one hundred. The 100 yard target was composed of 4x4 inch plates hanging from a saw horse type set up. We never missed at any of the targets and it was awesome hearing the ping after each shot. Because of that I just bought a .22 caliber for myself in AR15 model. I am planning to buy two more of these scope, one for myself and one for my son. Sorry I don't know the eye relief but I believe it is available on the Nikon website. My son-in law has the scope and loves it. « Show Less
1509471
I have this scope on a .22 AR. Eye relief is about 3.5-4 inches. I also have the .223 version on a .223 bolt gun. They are good scopes for the money.
1509472
This scope is for the .22 Long Rifle round, not the .223...BDC 150 Reticle-Developed specifically for the trajectory of the .22 Long Rifle Rimfire round, the new BDC 150 reticle offers shooters unique open circle aiming points 50 to 150 yards.Precise, 1/4-MOA Hand-turn Tactical-Style, Zero-Reset Turrets-Positive click reticle adjustments get you zeroed in quicker and maintain your setting?even withrepeated recoil.50-yard Parallax Setting-Eliminates parallax for precise shooting.Waterproof/Fog proof-Nitrogen filled and O-ring sealedGenerous, Consistent Eye Relief-Keeps your brow safe?even with the heaviest recoiling cartridges, lightweight rifles, and severe shooting angles. This scope is for the .22 Long Rifle round, not the .223...BDC 150 Reticle-Developed specifically for the trajectory of the .22 Long Rifle Rimfire round, the new BDC 150 reticle offers shooters unique open circle aiming points 50 to 150 yards.Precise, 1/4-MOA Hand-turn Tactical-Style, Zero-Reset Turrets-Positive click reticle adjustments get you zeroed in quicker and maintain your setting?even withrepeated recoil.50-yard Parallax Setting-Eliminates parallax for precise shooting.Waterproof/Fog proof-Nitrogen filled and O-ring sealedGenerous, Consistent Eye... » Read More This scope is for the .22 Long Rifle round, not the .223...BDC 150 Reticle-Developed specifically for the trajectory of the .22 Long Rifle Rimfire round, the new BDC 150 reticle offers shooters unique open circle aiming points 50 to 150 yards.Precise, 1/4-MOA Hand-turn Tactical-Style, Zero-Reset Turrets-Positive click reticle adjustments get you zeroed in quicker and maintain your setting?even withrepeated recoil.50-yard Parallax Setting-Eliminates parallax for precise shooting.Waterproof/Fog proof-Nitrogen filled and O-ring sealedGenerous, Consistent Eye Relief-Keeps your brow safe?even with the heaviest recoiling cartridges, lightweight rifles, and severe shooting angles. « Show Less
2025235
I put it on my AR10 and have about 75 rounds through it and no ploblems so, I very happy with it, the eye relief is set up a little different then other Sniper scopes, it focus's by adjusting the front lens but everyone that used it, 4 of us so far have been able to adjust and see just fine. Hope this helps.
1753631
It is 15" with out the shade. Pretty good scope for the money. Does get a little tough to focus on full power, but so far I've put about 50 to 100 rounds through it on my 223, I like it.
2054743
I would say it is comparable to a standard scope. I have it on an AR and it measures about 4 inches. Hope this helps.
684109
TA11H-308. This is the best scope for eye relief of all the ACOGs, that's the reason I chose it. If you go to Trijicon's web sight they list the eye relief as 2.39 inches, which is outstanding. The field of view is also 5.5 degrees so you can actually shoot with both eyes open (the Bindon Aiming Concept)
1503278
sorry i don't know the eye relief. but it is a great scope. tthanks, melvin 813-263-6503
2176784
The eye relief is ~ 4 inches, depending on magnification. So what I believe you need is a long eye relief scope or a red dot. That will give you the proper eye relief. I hope that helps you sir.
1587715
Most handgun scopes have generous eye relief.I have this scope on my Ruger Super Blackhawk hunter and the eye relief is fine.Hope this helps.
891839
Yes, 1" rings, medium height. Works fine on my AR, I was getting good hits on my steel targets at 200 meters yesterday. It has HUGE eye relief, I measure about 5.5 to 6 inches. Way better than too little eye relief, but it could do with a little less. I'm going to switch rings to High mounts, and may get cantilevered rings to move the scope forward another 1/2" or so.
1078365
The eye relief isn't indicated in the description because it is VERY short. I bought one of these scopes last year for $210 for target shooting. I had to remove my shooting glasses to see through the scope. I sold the scope for what I paid for it. It is surprisingly light in weight.
2076818
Not sure how to answer as I'm inexperienced with scopes so far. But here are some dimensions from the manual:Eye relief: 3.8inobjective tube diameter: 1.67ineyepiece outside diameter: 1.73 inlength: 11.5inMounted with good clearance using medium profile rings on #12 weaver mounts. Not too close to existing folding rear iron sight. I hope that helps.
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It is about 1 1\2 inches. It is the same size as a standard AR 15 sight. I have it mounted on a Mini-14 ranch rifle, when I put the picatinny rail on the scope mounts, I lost use of the rear sight. Bought a UTG adj. rear, had to mount this up on the front behind the factory mounted front blade sight; had to do this so I could have the proper sight axis.
1534478
Depends on your setup but im pegging 3" groupings around 300 to 350ish yards with it on my core 15 5.56 depends also on if your piston driven or not. The red dot I find to be more for looks than functionality they way its mounted you cant really get a good view because the eye relief on the main scope is around 1.5" to 2" so ive got it locked in right at the back of my rail and the red dot is just to close but it dose function and it does hold zero even with 500+ rounds I've had no issues.
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Sure but, I personally wouldn't put it on anything much larger than a .223 because it is an expensive scope. I have mine mounted on an AR15 and it works well but I wouldn't trust it on anything over .308 because of the recoil. I mainly shoot open sights but I wanted to check out the benefits of magnification without lightening my wallet too much. Eventually, I plan to buy a high quality scope and move this one to my Ruger 1022 for plinking.
1557853
it is 1 inch and a great scope. Fixed to my Mosin and I have fired at least 500 rounds with no issues.
143818
Depends on your scope and the eye relief of it. I bought the Weaver 2.5-8x pistol scope, the eye relief on that I believe is 18-24 inches. I found that sitting directly over the Brass Stacker it was too close to my eye so I bought a ring mount that moved the scope forward another 3 inches. My brother has an NCStar pistol scope that sits directly over the Brass Stacker on low profile rings and he likes it.
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about 3 inches, I purchased it because a friend of mine has one and it goes great with my eotech on a ar15 results are just right. all info really depends on what the person likes or dislikes. to get high quality off of something you gotta pay top price also.