Will this be a good combination for Springfield Armory M1A SCOUT ? And any recommendations for a good set of rings.
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The rings that come with it are a bit high for my taste. I am currently using two sets of cheap low profile rings without any issues. My scope is holding up fine on my scout mounted mauser's recoil. Should work just fine on your Springfield
2282591
Good question Doug. No special rings needed, you should be able to get the base and rings at your local Dicks Sporting Goods (or any other store that handles firearm accessories.) The important consideration is whether or not you want to still be able to use the iron sights...if you do, you'll need to purchase rings that let you look underneath the actual scope mount. These are called "shoot thru" rings. I do not recommend them but some hunters insist on being able to use the iron sights. Hope this helps! -Mike
146842
Try checking the Tasco site and see if they have a cross reference for rings, to that particular rifle.An email to Tasco is another thought.Mine is mounted to a Ruger Mini 30 which takes particular Ruger rings, which I use. Love the scope on the Mini 30!
899635
They should work with your scope fine. I'm not sure what type of base you are planning on using on your rifle,but the scope rings should work for you.
568680
Yeah it will work fine, just make sure your bases will fit your gun and your bases will fit your rings
2056448
I really can't say what rings are best, but I like the AccuShot Picatinny/Weaver Medium Profile 2-piece. These are the ones I have on my Hatsan BT65 SB Elite Air Rifle and they work just fine. Just make sure you get the correct size for your scope (tube size and objective size).
1069935
I had to use high rings as well as the UTG, but it works great. with just UTG and standard rings I had a shadow in the lower reticle. I recommend high rings with the UTG, it also helps to clear the charging mechanism of the AR's.
1060534
This product has worked very well on my M1A . Had no problems with it. Fits the bore perfectly. It should fit your Ruger Scout with no problem.
43951
This will work fine. I use m1A mags for my M14 as well as AK mags also fit. The adjustable loop cords makes his very flexible.
342821
I used the rings which came in the box with my Aim Sports 2-7x42 30mm Scout Scope which I also bought on Amazon. They are perfect height. No wasted space.
2187497
I put mine on a Ruger super blackhawk hunter which uses roger rings.If you have a picatinny rail is go with that and rings.Hope this helps
390005
Weaver or Leupold don't use cheap 22 cal rings . I used a Bushnell bone collector 3x9=40 scope works very good .
8734
I'm not aware of any such rings as the scout rifle is designed for a tight fitting scope, as close to barrel as can be, low mounted scope allows faster targeting even allowing you to track a moving target useing both eyes open one amplified by the scope, with that said the Burris 2x7 is very clear and capible scope i love mine, if useing the open sights is an issue i would suggest Warne quick detach rings, they will allow you to remove scope and re-mount with out re-sighting, they are very good rings Burris also makes QD rings they just are much bulkier, the scout rifle consept is easy to use fast targeting the scope is like maginified iron sights when set up properly, you probably will no longer want for the open rings. Hope this helps in some way. Brian
412359
I don't think you will be disappointed in the scope or those rings. I ended up getting the high quality zee rings and that set up is a tack driver. Happy shooting as well.
153680
It is definitely a 1 inch scope. So,you should be fine with the rings. Make sure you mount the scope fairly forward for eye relief. Good shooting to you. AMC.
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I would look for something that is specifically designed for your rifle. Sorry I can't help more, but I'm totally unfamiliure with your rifle!
1000438
The Truth... No. The Springfield M1A Scout fires the 7.62 NATO round (.308 WIN). Even with the reduced recoil the Scout boosts, this is still to large of a caliber rifle for this scope to hold zero. Even if you sighted it in... after the first 10 rds you'd have to dial it in again and this makes for a frustrating day at the range. Also, think of the design of the M1A. The rail sits forward in front of the bolt unlike say a Ruger Mini 14 with a rail that bridges the breach. When you factor in that and the length of the M1A stock, the distance between your eye and the scope is to far causing negative "Eye Relief" issues. Remember the distance between your eye and the scope should be 3"-4". If your looking for a good scope in the $100 range try Simmons or Barska. Personally I would recommend the FSI Sniper 6-24x50mm with front AO adjustments and multi color reticle. The FSI will running you about $200 but I've heard people picking them up on sale for around $125. Deffenently well worth it thou.