Does this comes with any rubber tube inserts so as to not crush a scope tube? I am referring to any tape/sleeve/foam inserts that go into the clamp area to not allow undue stress on the scopes walls. Thanks. Does this comes with any rubber tube inserts so as to not crush a scope tube? I am referring to any tape/sleeve/foam inserts that go into the clamp area to not allow undue stress on the scopes... » Read More Does this comes with any rubber tube inserts so as to not crush a scope tube? I am referring to any tape/sleeve/foam inserts that go into the clamp area to not allow undue stress on the scopes walls. Thanks. « Show Less
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I am pretty sure it has the tape, however, it is installed at this point and I cannot tell for sure.
303078
Yes, it comes with a felt-type "tape" attached inside the top and bottom portions of the rings.
303079
This mount does have a protective tape where the tube contacts the mounts. This is a 6 screw mount. I have it mounted on a 300 blackout AR with Nikon P 300 scope. After 500+ rounds it has not lost zero of worked loose on any fitting. I would buy one of these again if the need arose.
1336073
My grids came with clips, screws and mollys. Mollys are used with a screw when you are not going into a stud. I did not purchase any additional clamps.
574689
No, And it is the worst product I have ever bought from Barska!!!My rifle scope is more powerful than that piece of crap!!!! DO NOT BUY IT.
2030774
The first one I ordered had one and had a "sample" of 10 test strips and came with a rubber "coozi" enabling better grip. The second purchase was cheaper (cost) but there were no sample strips, lancing device or coozi. I ordered lancing devices separately & fortunately my insurance covers the lances. If the price is over $20 you most likely will get the extras. The closer to $10 it gets, no extras. Hope this helps!
800983
It comes with the rubber insert. I guess you could remove the rubber insert if you don't want to use it.
287894
No it does not. Tube is 34 mm. I recommend detachable mount from LaRue tactical. It is about $225 but if you can afford the scope you will love the mount. I have more than one on SR 25
1050119
Im sorry i dont have the scope any more and i dont think their was one, their was no name on the scope or the box for that matter. I had not put the scope on a gun or used it at all. I heard some bad thing about it so i did not want to waste ammo sighting it in and have it break. It did look ok and the blue cross hairs looked great.. sorry not much help
986819
A plastic cover comes with this model. I have moved the scope with the cover multiple times easily and the cover is sturdy.
637884
Hi there, it does not fit the standard V grove, however, it comes with an easy to use 'mountng breacket' that mounts easily with double stick mounting tape and I've never had an issue with it coming loose. It looks as if it was actually part of the scope itself. Please let me know if there are any other concerns. I really like this finder scope as opposed the one that came with the unit.
103292
My rifles came from Walmart shipped directly to my home. No cosmoline on either, just a very light coating of gun oil. Don't use copper brushes just a good stiff synthetic. Make sure you get all of the lubricant out of the tube. If not you are going to be surprised with the bang you will get. I did not clean my .177 as thoroughly as I should have and the first pellet sounded like a ma duce going off.Keep them all in the X ring.Semper FiMolon LabeCHS USMCL
1099331
I remember it did have some pellets with it, but they were the alloy ones, which are terrible in a 'magnum' air rifle. They were also horribly formed, and absolutely worthless; as was the scope that came with it. Get a good pellet like kodiaks, and a ~$50 scope.
935055
Re clearence: Relief cuts are Not needed using the dovetail that comes on my rifles. I have used them on three different brands. I like these mounts but they are an extrusion sliced and not real accurate. They quickly lap in very nicely to prevent stresses in the scope. Do mark front and rear for the future reassembly. The need does arise.
777157
The Problem- ALL bayonets on a 590 model have a space issue where it is just a bit short, giving the bayonet loop a little bit of play when mounted. (This can cause the bayonet to fall off from recoil) The Solution- I went to Lowes and bought a pack of 1" diameter rubber washers for about $2. Placing only one of them onto the mag tube before screwing on the mag cap gave it just enough added distance for a snug fit.I wouldn't worry about the washer causing the mag cap to come loose. I tested it on the range with 200rds of birdshot and 75rds of buckshot. Didn't budge at all. The Problem- ALL bayonets on a 590 model have a space issue where it is just a bit short, giving the bayonet loop a little bit of play when mounted. (This can cause the bayonet to fall off from recoil) The Solution- I went to Lowes and bought a pack of 1" diameter rubber washers for about $2. Placing only one of them onto the mag tube before screwing on the mag cap gave it just enough added distance for a snug fit.I wouldn't worry about the washer causing the mag cap to come loose. I tested it on the range with 200rds of birdshot and 75rds of buckshot. Didn't... » Read More The Problem- ALL bayonets on a 590 model have a space issue where it is just a bit short, giving the bayonet loop a little bit of play when mounted. (This can cause the bayonet to fall off from recoil) The Solution- I went to Lowes and bought a pack of 1" diameter rubber washers for about $2. Placing only one of them onto the mag tube before screwing on the mag cap gave it just enough added distance for a snug fit.I wouldn't worry about the washer causing the mag cap to come loose. I tested it on the range with 200rds of birdshot and 75rds of buckshot. Didn't budge at all. « Show Less
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The Talrad finder comes with a mounting base. It can be attatched using the self adhesive tape already attached to the base.....Make sure it's where you want it because once the base tape adheres, it's there!!!You can use the Talrad on multiple scopes but will require purchasing just the bases seperately for each scope.
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My recommendation is first is to position to Telrad and make sure you like where it's at, then you can detach the base pulled off the tape for the double-sided sticky tape and place it in your favorite location and the location that works for you. And if you want you can install the Telrad mounted to the base it's all up to you I recommend first putting it in a spot that works for you and your scope.
291048
The rings that come with it are extra high. If you are mounting on a flat rail I'd order a set of low rings. The tube diameter is 35 mm so you pretty much have to get them from Millet. The flip covers come with the scope.
9396
They are secured with tiny screws. You will need a "Very Small" screw driver. Since I don't move the scope around very often, I leave the screws loose. Great scope have fun!