What is the eye relief on this scope, please. I need a long eye relif for a Mosin-Nagant.
1533047
The eye relief is three inches. Most scope manufacturers will say if the scope you are looking at is a long eye relief scope, which is what you need when shooting the Ruger scout rifle. This same manufacturer has a long eye relief scope available. Shop around and find the one that you want. Try Cabelas, Midway, Sportsmans Guide and any of the other scope manufacturers. Hope this helps.
1736787
I found the eye relief to be terrible for my natural cheek weld on my AR 15. I took it off and bought a new scope. I don't think you wouold have full field of vision at 2.5-3" of eye relief.
1891318
For proper eye relief you should use one of offset mounts, like the Burris PEPR or Vortex mount; it will not be above the sight, but at magnification you won't see it.
354665
Eye Relief (according to the manufacturer's website) is 45mm (1.77"). Eye relief is the distance behind the scope you can have your eye, and still be able to see through it properly, and use it in the intended manner; it is NOT the rubber eye-cup, as some here suggest. This is a rather short distance, and means that it isn't compatible with a rifle that has much of a kick (if you don't want the scope punching you in the eye).
131404
I've been very pleased with this scope mounted on my ar15. Eye relief hasn't been a problem.
1414283
It has Burris' "ballistic plex" reticle, with a couple bullet drop graduations built in. I can't remember the exact eye relief, but it is quite generous, something like 2.3-3.3 inches.
1650793
eye relief is fixed @ about 2.5" to 3". it must be mounted pretty far back, but it works great on my setup.
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.
2087328
Its not a scope. It is a red dot. The eye relief is unlimited. It is not magnified.
191827
If your using a scout mount on the Nagant you can't use this one, you will need a extended eye relief scope. If you are mounting scope above the bolt this will work. It's about 4" on the eye relief. Scope works great, mine is mounted on an AR10, so far about 300 rounds and still puts up groups at 600 yards, has not lost zero at all!!
1414282
Reticle is a duplex style with two or three "hold over dots." I've not measured the eye relief but it is comfortable for me and similar to my 2.5-8 Leupold Vari XIII.
134336
i used extra low rings from TacVector Optics out of china,,and also was able to use low, mounted on brass stacker, not sure what you mean about hitting eye relief, i am about 10 inches away give or take a little
1943068
About 9" but the scope has terrible eye relief. You almost have to put your eye up against eye piece. Saw this on some of the reviews but didn't think it would be as bad as it is. For a cheap 100yd range scope its OK.
1961981
The mosin nagant is hard to mount a regular scope on due to the straight bolt handle. A scout/pistol scope mounted from the mosin rear sight base is much more convenient than trying to mount in the normal scope position. The short answer: pistol scopes have greater eye relief
314761
The eye relief is 3''. Depending on your shooting style you have a relitively full field of view between 2'' and 4''
131406
I think in general is great, I can't answer your question about eye relief. I mounted mine on a 22-250 which has a different recoil. This scope has the TBX reticle which is customized for 55-grain loads in .223 Rem. sighted-in at 200 yards. The bottom post is marked in 100 yard increments out to 600 yards not in mil dots. The top post does have mil dots which can be used to estimate ranges. If I had known this I would have purchased a different scope. The scope also has a 30 mm tube not 1 inch.
2087332
Eye relief is unlimited due to being 1x. Even at indirect view. As long as the dot is on target Use mine at about 8 inches.