What size would be recommended for a scope with a 50mm objective?
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I have the Meopta Meopro 42MM 3 X 9 X 42 and used Medium Mounts. There is exactly 5MM space between the bell of the scope and the barrel. So you will have to use the high mount and rings. You could also call Talley and ask them to be sure....803-854-5700. Nice people
2011582
No. If I remember correctly, these are the medium rings. A scope with a 50mm objective lens would require the tall version of these rings. If there is one - guess it's time for some research.
289660
50 would be pushing it unless you had a spotting scope to assist. 25 should be ok if you use a bright white target.
1585509
Look at the very edge of your lens. There should be a number that will give you the true ring size you'll be using on your lens. If its 50, you'll need a step up ring, available here on amazon or even Best Buy I'd you like. This will fit on a 52mm thread. Just because the lens itself is 50mm it could have a thread size that is from 48-52mm, generally. If you already have a filter, the size of the thread will be listed on the edge of that.
460367
I hope your in a plane, because at sea level, the range of anything is 12 miles (horizon). There are visible scales when you look thru the lens for measuring distance and a built in lighted compass for bearings. they are light enough for use on my boat. 7X50 means 7 times closer and 7 times bigger. the 50 is the size of the front opening in millimeters. 50 is good for low light situations...dusk & dawn, twilight. the higher magnification that you get the harder they are to hold steady on an object u are looking at. These binos don't have a camera built in
2123274
I think that it depends on the type of scope, if it's a 40mm scope than you could use medium. If it's a 50mm scope then you may have to use the high so the scope doesn't hit the barrel. I ordered both & sent the set back I didn't want. You could still use a high profile where a medium would work, but I wanted the scope as parallelTo the barrel as possible so the really close shots wouldn't be as low from zero point of scope.
1951044
Medium work best. You could be introduced to the half moon club with the hi profile with a short eye relief on your scope
2121243
The objective lenses is 50mm but the OD of the objective end of the scope is 58mm. If you goto Brownell.com and look at there flipups they have a chart that will provide you the information.
331503
I would suggest a 4x32-40 scope. I prefer a Swiss Arms (only $28) or a Leapers ($35-45).
943091
the scope mount is 30 mm tube. Not sure what you mean by "50 inch base scope"
1194894
I measured it at 1 1/8" from the base of the rail to the bottom of the main tube of the scope. I've got a Leupold with a 50mm objective and it fits well with room to spare.
207554
I got 49 mm, fits good.....50mm might work...............40mm is way too small!
736581
I have a 50mm mounted and has plenty of clearance all around. If I understand your question the distance top of rail to bottom of scope is a little greater than 1.5 inches
1728431
Its a decent 4x32. I have it sighted in at 100 yds and I plan to sight in the top to 50 yds
878272
750-1000 yards will be easy with this scope. Here it shows 50 MOA adjustment range http://www.bushnell.com/hunting/rifle-scopes/elite-6500/elite-6500-4-5-30-x-50mm,-mil-dot
2251043
You should be able to use a 40mm objective with the medium height version. That's what I have. You may have to remove the rear sight depending on how far forward you mount the scope.
735071
I'd have to say it comes down to what your purposes/needs are. As others have noted, the 50mm is more cheaply-built, but less expensive and will give you shallower depth of field if that's what you need. That said, if you can deal with a stop less of lens speed, the 40mm is better-built, half the size, focuses more closely, operates more quietly, is at least as sharp, and is overall more versatile.