I want to add a short scope that's 7.5 inches long to a 22 rifle and wondering if just 1 of these mounts will do and still keep sighting locked in?
300767
Very solid bracket. I used it for an ELO magnifier and it came back true every time. Scope is a bit different as once zeroed in any slight movement could be a big offset. If you're not planning on flipping the scope out of the way, then I would think the mount would be fine.
300768
To answer your question, I believe this mount will be exactly what your looking for, if paired with a magnifier. However, I wouldn't recommend using the mount for a scope, because the scope itself must be zeroed. When used with a magnifier, the red dot, or similar sight is zeroed and doesn't require the mount to return to the same exact position. This is a great mount for a magnifier, but I wouldn't use it to mount a scope. Good luck with finding what you need.
300769
You may have to use two with that length then trying to ensure both will operate the same is the challenge. You can try one if you can grab the sight close enough to the middle.
300770
These type of mounts (flip to side or slide to side) always have some movement when deployed. They are meant for magnifiers where it doesn't make any difference. It would not hold zero at all with a scope in it. You would be lucky to keep your shots in an 8-10" circle at 50 yards using one of these. You need a solid mount for that or a set of rings that mount solidly to the rifle. You can also buy quick disconnect rings that will hold better zero when taken off and put back on if you buy good ones. Cheap ones just won't do the task.
300771
My opinion is no, it does not lock tight enough to hold a zero each time you flip the scope out of the way and back. What I would do is get a set of rings then if you still want to be able to use iron sights get the 45 degree back up irons I think there about 22$ on amazon. I have them on my AR and there great or just a set of high scope rings that are hollow on the bottom to see through to your rifle's original sights. But then again if you still what to try the quick flip it's only 26$, if doesn't work send it back. Hope I helped.
300772
Pending on were place the scope on the mount i dont see it being a problem. As long as everything is nice and tight it should return to zero with ease. Happy shooting
1606694
What I got was a pair of the ones to the far left in the pic for an old remington 22,I will say they sucked to mount if your gun will accept it stay with the single long mount it will a ton easier to line up..Hope that helps
1763740
I mounted mine on a dedicate AR-15, 22 caliber rifle. I have taken the mount off twice and so far I have had no issues with it holding zero.
1507540
My first instinct is to say yes, but you need to check something first. It looks like the receiver mount holes are the same on the takedown as the standard 10/22. The question is, how much play is there when you attach the barrel. if you can wobble the joint a lot, then you might have a problem. If the lockup is good, and there is no play, then these sights should work very well.
1954489
It will fit any standard base for a weaver style mount. This is a slightly raised mount though not standard HEIGHT. On a .22 you would probably want it at a standard height depended on which scope you put on. I put this on my .308 Ruger to allow for clearance on my 50mm objective lens. If yours is less than 44mm go the a standard height rings or your scope will sit a little too high. Then you would have to mount a cheeckpiece to your stock so your eye sits up to scope level. Hope that helps.
1169517
Not at all--if you want high mount rings to also use your open sights you will need Wide View WSM-EHOP scope rings--if you use the Accushot 1" Weaver high mount rings that will fasten to the scope base that came with the rifle you can not see the rear sight because of the scope base--the Wide View fasten directly to the top of the 10/22 receiver WITH OUT the base--this will let you both a scope & open sights--even a scope with a 40mm front objective clears the rear sight--works great
448772
I have the same mount. It does fit. I've tried a couple different scopes and none feel tight to me. The stock is just short. I just use the see through iron sights. The scope itself is great for the price. I use it on my AR15. I've shot over 500 rounds. And no problems yet.
2021534
It really depends on the rifle model. Keep in mind there are 2 different locks, for the majority of market models... But, I need to tell you that this device is more a game(softair) than a hunting sight.
1762047
I just googled the rifle you have. It's the same sight system them mine has so this mount should work fine. But like I said before find a screw to replace the rear pin with or you'll never be able to zero.
1166351
I have these on my Stag w/ acog scope, no issues with clearances, mount them a little more forward to clear your charging Handel if you are us with a ar platform
326461
Compared to regular scope mounts, I would state that they are low. I have a similar one on a Ruger 10/22 that works just fine.
2231394
Yes, as long as your .22 has weaver mounts instead of tip off, if it has tip off you'll need different rings.
790203
I mounted a Nikon p223 with offset rings mounted so they extended to the rear to bring the scope back far enough for my eye relief. Height wasn't an issue for me. The mount was long enough that I added a second 45' mount with a halligraphic dot ahead and to the right of the scope for a short range sight. Just roll the rifle counter clockwise and the scope goes away and the sight comes up. Works well.
1994882
Not sure, The scope I bought was fine but the mounts were no good so I bought these. I also wanted to use the original sights, But this set is to tall to clear the back sight. for now At least they hold the scope well.
1731763
These rings will fit on Picitinny or Weaver rails. If you are going to mount a scope on a 22 rifle that usually have 3/8 in dovetail mounts you will have purchase a conversion rail that attaches to the dovetail and provides a Picitinny mount. I bought a 2-piece conversion mount that works really well from Amazon.
1137118
Should not have any problems, I have put a Remington 700 with tall mounted scope and Ruger 10/22 mag custom w/scope and had room to spare.
1992981
Those should fit. I used the mounts for a Remington 700 22 mag. Narrow rifle and they fit fine.