Can this scope handle repeated cycling from an AR 10 without the internals coming loose?
1561620
Yes without a doubt. Mine has gone through 300 rounds of repeated .338 lapua mag
1561621
I use the scope in question on my caliber changing Nemesis Arms Vanquish, a bolt action rifle. After hundreds of 308 Winchester and 6.5 Creedmore rounds I can not see or measure any changes, defects or have any other complains about this scope. As an aside, maybe I misunderstand the question, but the main shock to the scope comes from the initial and opposite reaction to the round leaving the fire arm. If one is using a 308 Winchester, or 7.62X51 NATO round in the AR10, as I assume one does, the shock to the scope is less in a semiautomatic AR10 than it is if the scope is mounted on a bolt action rifle. Sincerely, YCR I use the scope in question on my caliber changing Nemesis Arms Vanquish, a bolt action rifle. After hundreds of 308 Winchester and 6.5 Creedmore rounds I can not see or measure any changes, defects or have any other complains about this scope. As an aside, maybe I misunderstand the question, but the main shock to the scope comes from the initial and opposite reaction to the round leaving the fire arm. If one is using a 308 Winchester, or 7.62X51 NATO round in the AR10, as I assume one does, the shock to the scope is less in a semiautomatic AR10 than it is if the scope is mounted on a bolt... » Read More I use the scope in question on my caliber changing Nemesis Arms Vanquish, a bolt action rifle. After hundreds of 308 Winchester and 6.5 Creedmore rounds I can not see or measure any changes, defects or have any other complains about this scope. As an aside, maybe I misunderstand the question, but the main shock to the scope comes from the initial and opposite reaction to the round leaving the fire arm. If one is using a 308 Winchester, or 7.62X51 NATO round in the AR10, as I assume one does, the shock to the scope is less in a semiautomatic AR10 than it is if the scope is mounted on a bolt action rifle. Sincerely, YCR « Show Less
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Im not sure if it would but I purchased the scope to use holdovers on the lower subtensions. Holding over worked great last weekend on multilpe target engagements at various distances and movers at 300 yards.
1766341
I put the Strike fire on my AR-10 and went out of adjustment within a 100 rounds and cant get it back on. I think it shook itself apart on the inside. need to send back
2193968
Kinks arnt worked out yet on this bow ! Scope rail is not dependable. It will move after you have worked sighting it in. Elevation changes
10783
I used this to mount a red dot for the same problem that you are describing. The AR I mounted it on has an integrated front iron sight. Like you are describing it interferes but I am not going to be the fool that screws with a iron sight from the SigSauer factory. This rail perfectly raises the sight just above the front sight so that the sight is usable and not a problem. This is definately the way to go. Hopefully I have answered the question let me know if not.
1236808
Mine moved around quite a bit but it was on a 308 that jerks alot. If you have a built in pic rail it would be fine.
1813682
You have to use the high mounts that come with it. Works nice and the recoil doesn't seam to affect it. If your AR has a handle a lower style mount would be better. The scope is decent for the price. Eye releave works well but have to set for higher magnification and will work better through all magnification adjustments.
1044346
yes it works just fine.but when not in use pull the battery out.it will leak and make a mess hope this helped the scope has a on off switch on the side of scope
991349
I do not think there is enough clearance to use a scope with a fixed site...I can use my one-inch rail mount to sight through if I loose my scope..
1021537
The scope is a long scope and I am sure it would work fine. Just a bit large for my taste on an AR frame.
1554984
I have the Burris P.E.P.R. Quick Disconnect Scope Mount, (also found on Amazon), just for this purpose. Quick on and off with a Return to Zero each time I re install the mount set up. Happy ans Safe Shooting.
801911
Yes, it will hold up nicely. I have this mount for my AR10. It is what Vortex recommends for the AR10.
843815
Yes. Get the right rings and you should be good to go. As I recall it came with a set. I have it mounted to the carry handle of an AR and I did not have to get any hardware. Scope is clear and seems to work well.
283840
I'm not 100 % sure. The supplied mounting rings make the scope sit very low on the rifle, might not allow the action to operate properly
433642
I had no issue with mine on a AR. I would make sure it is mounted straight, then contact manufacturer they seem to do a great job fixing issues.
89440
Your scope or in my case reddot does the tightening, this piece is just sandwiches in. Got mine on a 22 leveraction and the kids have been shooting it alot squirral hunting and at the range with no problems.
2122426
Been using mine on a 22 lr with no issue scope has not moved since I mounted it and I put at least 500 rounds if not more threw it
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Yes... I have a DPMS upper and I mounts right up... no problem... Easily exchanges from shotgun to AR platform.. no issues