Is this rifle scopeable ?
1545301
I am unsure, but would rather refer anyone to the Daisy website with a query specifically about this Model 35. Not being a gunsmith gives me very limited knowledge and no practical experience to give a better answer.
1545302
I think so..but not needed. Mine is very accurate as is. Not bad for a bb gun.
1545303
I think with the right mount, a scope can be attached. I've purchased a red dot sight on Amazon ($15?) that I find amazing. I think it uses a "dovetail" mount. It and a scope restrict access to the chamber where you'd insert a pellet to a small degree, but since I use BBs mostly, I don't find it a problem. If you are doing most of your shooting at targets under fifty or sixty feet, I'd highly recommend the red dot instead of a scope.
1373711
I don't know. I only had this scope mounted on my rifle for 1 day, when I saw a metal flake in the objective lens that kept moving around. I sent it back 3 weeks ago with a $25 inspection fee and haven't seen it since. I strongly urge you to consider another scope.
402027
No sir, .50 Cal maybe. Sadly the scope's optic quality is so poor that even in the lowest magnification you are going to barely be able to see your target at that distance.
1279040
It would definitely take some gunsmithing and fine tuning. That said, I would not choose to put the scope on the rifle due to the fact that it sounds like an antique, and hence a collectors item.
2262814
Yes. The scope is actually sprung airgun rated which means it can hold up to pretty serious and eccentric recoil. It can be used on most rifles with no issues.
408670
Correct. It is a piccany rail able to attach a standard rifle scope or other optics.
1906670
Yes you can where the rear sights are, there is a rail. The rail is not a normal size rail so you may need some add aprs or different scope rings for it.
770147
No. However the scope that it comes with is not much account. Nice rifle, but poor scope.
731620
No it is just inline with the bore of the rifle, any adjustment would be with the scope or sites.
947207
No you can't easily mount a scope but I found that the trigger was so bad that I don't think a scope would be of any help , I found this to be a pretty bad BB gun ( and I like Crosman guns a lot ) and returned it and got a Daisy Red Ryder for my girlfriend and she loves it and can hit anything she aims at , hope this helps.
260267
The M1A was not designed to use a scope and in my opinion all the scope mounting options available for it will yield unacceptable instability of the mount with resultant poor accuracy. Also empty casings impact the mounts affecting scope zero and potentially jamming the action. I would suggest not scoping it. If you want good accuracy from a scoped gun, get one designed to wear a scope. That being said I think this is a dandy scope for use out to 200 yards with any weapon. Beyond that I'd go to a higher power like 3x9 etc. Good luck!
1428113
The short answer is yes, and it would probably serve just fine on such a rifle. You'll need the right rings for the scope and you'll need to mount the scope base onto the rifle. A little research will get you the right information.
1572478
Yes, the optics on the scope are excellent. I think the main thing youwould be concerned with is having the right mounting for the scope.
1693083
Short answer: yes. Longer answer: the scope doesn't attach to the stock, it attaches to the barrel itself. ATI makes a scope mounting kit that makes this look like a nice hunting rifle. However if you buy their scope kit, you have to get a bent bolt kit as well. Or your other option is to look for "Scout style" scopes or Long Eye Relief Scopes. You will have to do some modifying, but basically a rail mount will replace your rear iron sights and the scope can be attached to that.
314434
No.... but the scope will not stay sighted in, kept zeroing it in, went thru 500 rounds with a 22. A waste of money.
1404396
The scope is crap, as are most air rifle scopes. Once you get it sighted, the slit east movement will throw it off. I have tried different rifles snd they are all the same - there is no secure rail system to keep it tight. I took mine off and have used the fixed sites, which actually are pretty accurate up to 25 yards.
1717792
I believe it is. haven't had much time to shoot. great scope for what I use it for. no complaints.