What is the smallest diameter circular hole I can insert the end of your scope into and be assured of pulling it back out of w/o it binding?
1981396
The camera head is brass and 5/8" wide by 3" long. It will fit in a 3/4" diameter circular hole space without resistance , but remember you will need 3" to make a 90 degree +/- turn in a confined space like inside a pipe..
1981397
If it fits into the hole, you should be reasonably assured it will come out again. The camera is just under 15mm in diameter and should easily enter and exit a 5/8" hole.The back end is tapered to the cord, which comes right out of the center of the back end. The cord is stiff enough that the camera starts to upright itself as it comes to the hole. There is a little ledge where the cord enters the back of the camera, so it will hang on a sharp edge a little. But a little tug and wiggle is all that's needed to get past that.
1981398
If it fits into the hole, you should be reasonably assured it will come out again. The camera is just under 15mm in diameter and should easily enter and exit a 5/8" hole. The back end is tapered to the cord, which comes right out of the center of the back end. The cord is stiff enough that the camera starts to upright itself as it comes to the hole. There is a little ledge where the cord enters the back of the camera, so it will hang on a sharp edge a little. But a little tug and wiggle is all that's needed to get past that.
1719645
That would depend on the rifle and scope. There is about 14mm between the lower edge of the circular scope area and the flat between the dovetails.
440739
it is smaller than a 1/4" 20 thread (but there is one below the hole you are asking about...on the bottom of the rig
770704
I have the scope mounted to a weaver kaspa scope on a weaver 20moa weaver base. The best measurement I can give between the top of the base and where the bottom of the scopes meets the bottom of the ring is no more than 1/4 inches.
2027920
It has a 1 inch tube. So any rings that will fit a 1 inch scope will fit the scope
814693
You must measure the scope eyepiece diameter with a caliper or micrometer, the order the right size cover on Amazon. Do the same for the other end of the scope, if you need that cover also. The inside diameter of each cover will be shown on the page. Do not order a smaller one as it cannot be stretched to fit a large diameter scope.
791711
1.5" -- perfect for adding a flashlight or IR illuinator to the top rail but keeping it clear of the scope.
113158
I do not own one, so I cannot speak to the size, but measure carefully and pick a cover that fits most snug to your sight. Additionally, some scope manufacturers will list the BC cover model number to purchase for your particular sight. Good luck!
136906
The eyepiece tube that slips into the scope is 1.060 in. diameter. That is the root diameter of the thread that screws into the scope body. It's a very fine thread that I can't measure. I don't have instruments for measuring the ID of the female-thread of the eye-piece assembly. Where do you get the digital-eyepiece? John Cullom, Westminster, MD
678006
I have the same scope and want to find a one piece mount for the scope to install on my AR15. In order for the mount to fit, the distance of the outer edges of the rings must be 3-1/2" or less. Don't know the dimensions of this mount.
1680469
I bought the Vortex Optics Flip Cap cover in size 4 (35-40 mm) and they work great for both ends of the scope. Be careful when you look at sizes because the 32 mm is the objective size not the outer diameter of the scope at the objective end.
740597
You will need to mic your scope & check the butler creek chart & order the ones closest to the scope. you want the cap to be a few thousands of an inch smaller than the scope to ensure a snug fit. Example scope measures @ 1.781" and the closest cap size(with out going bigger) is 1.767" This will be a snug fit.
1522029
It might show in the scope. The rings are pretty low. I'm running 45 degree offset irons to avoid the chance. You could run the scope with a taller ring though if it became a problem.
1347234
It is a bit short of 6 inches. I have adjustable scope mounts so it doesn't bother me.
575121
Looking closely, i see no threaded hole that would allow that. However, a collapsible rifle rest (shooting stick is a brand i believe) might work, depending on your specific needs. Hope this helps.
1194887
1 inch. Any standard scope mount should work. I look and found a light that came with the mount. It works great at spotting eyes up to 200 yards but you can not make out the body at that distance.
279050
It fits a 1" tube scope, that is a basic size. I am not familiar with an of the others.