Do these allow you to be able to get your cheek against the stock so you can get a clear view through a scope without them getting in the way?
1992744
Sorry, I don't know. I don't use them for shooting I have only used them for work in an airport environment.
1026699
Yes. I put some large animal gauze tape around the stock before installing the cheek rest. This keeps it from slipping. I found this product just right for scope on Ruger Mini 30.
1966103
Yes you can. It just raises the sight on the scope a little bit but you can clearly see the iron sights
339424
Yes. There is a mirror you install inside the scope that allows you to see out. The scope swivels as well.
1741677
Yes, you would need tall mounts to clear over the front sight though. Good luck getting it dialed in.
1312847
yes, unfortunately just barely. but i dont mind as you should put the scope as low to the barrel as possible for both cheek weld and fewer/easier range adjustments. i was thinking of using those see through rings myself but id rather have a solid scope setup rather than compromise on both. this is a super high quality peice of metal though. i put a big ol' meuller apv 4-16x50 with low pro rings and it just barely misses the barrel (about 2-3mm clearance)
879355
Yes. I use the stock pic rail with a scope. You may not be able to put lense caps on if it's a low profile scope and you can't flip the sight up but that has nothing to do with the stock.
1026563
With red dots, reflex sights etc the iron sights are co-witnessed. You will still be able to look down irons...make sure to use the correct riser, it comes with a low, mid, and high riser. The SPARC is a great sight, I've ran a few on ars and shotguns. Lemme know if you need anything, will be happy to help
1853096
Yes for Windage and horizontal adjustment. Have yet to see them move. Super nice scope. Or the money you get a lot with this optic. Big but awsome look. On my m&p10;
2142505
You will be physically able to mount the rear sights as well as the two pieces, and be able to see the soft through the eotech with the 3x off to the side. However depending on the profile of your sights you may have a little trouble seeing clearly over the holographic sight
2074950
Yes, but they aren't hinged. It's the type that is attached with bungees like you typically see on most scopes.
522084
Not really. I tried it. It is kind of hard to hold them in position. If you have bad ASTIGMATISM, THESE WILL NOT FOCUS ENOUGH.
762852
The B Square mount itsself does not interfere with the ability to use the iron sights. You cannot use the sights when the scope is mounted. There is no see through. The scope mounting rings actually block the sights,but then I have the scope mounted!
343987
doubtful, worked well on my 10/22 got sight high enough so as ere protection didn't didn't interfere with sighting but not made to move from gun to gun. could though I haven't nor well I try. Sorry can't be more helpful.
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.
1501512
If you have a weaver or picatinny rail section mounted to the handle, I can see no reason why not. It has been my experience however, that the addition of that rail section is rarely solid and stable and always places the optic (any optic) so high as to be very un-natural feeling. I can't get a proper cheek weld and have to lift my head out of contact with the stock. Some of today's more sophisticated stocks with adjustable cheek pieces solve that problem......all it requires is money. Good shooting.
108157
Hi, I think it would clear, as all mine of different "HIGH END" variants of 47's and 74's have about a quarter inch of clearance as I don't want to lift my face off the cheek rest to get a full view in the scope...The worst your looking at is a little time and printing a label to return it for a full refund...Rich.