does this have enough eye relief for the mosin nagant at any position?
860111
I have no problems with mine mounted on the rear sight base and it is holding zero.
860112
Mine works perfectly on the mn. For me, the eye relief is better than I expected.
860113
Matthew..... yes, the eye relief is excellent. My only regret is the zoom is not great enough.
2025233
I installed it on a .270 win. Of course I don't shoot all day with this. After some 100 rounds it has hold the zero. I put the very same on a CZ .22LR and, of course, after thousands of rounds it's just fine. I don't get your question about eye relief. On the .270 I set it to get the whole optic field and it's much closer than that but recoil is not an issue with glasses on.
188442
unlimited eye relief. I have it mounted on a scout mount on a carbine and it works very well. extremely satisfied with that setup and my Aimpoint in general.
354664
The eye relief is the rubber boot sealing off the vision path. The problem isn't the eye relief but the infrared light shown adjacent to the scope. The bolt won't open all the way because it hits the scope. I guess if you mounted it on a semi-automatic it would be ok. You must use reloads that burn all the powder in the barrel to eliminate the flash or shut your eyes before you shoot. lol. One shot and remove the scope.
1891422
mine is mounted on a ruger 10-22 so I was not too concerned about eye relief, it seems normal enough, and is perfectly suited for the purpose. though for more expensive/ higher powered firearms, I would probably upgrade
109838
Im sure it will work on any rifle that doesn't require a long eye relief. I have a Mosin and because of the bolt I cant use this scope. Had to get one w/more than a 3" eye relief.
2261916
Not sure, I put a weaver pistol scope on with a very long eye relief, I had to shift the rail forward on the brass stacker to get it further away. With the scope as far forward as possible I've got 5 inches clearance with a stripper clip in. So as long as the eye relief works I would say there should be enough room.
104819
To whom it may concern. Do not buy this scope. Despite what I said in other reviews I have come to find this thing to be a POS. It broke very soon after a few rounds. I sent it back and they replaced it and that one broke as well. You will need to spend at least $140 to get a long eye relief scope that will stand up to the Mosin. Hope this helps. Doc
50187
All scopes have a certain distance for eye relief. The Razor has a longer eye relief than my leopold or redfield scopes. So much so that the scope mount I had bought for it was no good enough. I had to get the vortex one piece offset mount that moves the scope forward another 1.5 inches. I had to figure this out by looking at what other shooters were using on their AR-15s.Also, as long as you are at 1x, you can shoot with both eyes open.
1813903
Yes. It is very tight but works. I love mine keeps everything out of my field of view and helps see the inside reticle.
1006760
i do believe it will. the rest gives you better eye relief if using a scope also
1709539
The mount is super solid. Shooting the nagant with this requires no special face positioning. Remember..... You need a LONG EYE RELIEF scope to maintain the face position you want
610334
You just have to account for pretty short eye relief, and its somewhat low ( good for AKs), otherwise great scope, holds perfect zero with 7.62x39
684111
yes they have a variable eye relief but enough for AR's and calibers to 7.62----have not gotten dinged on my 308 but it weighs 7.5 pounds---
131404
I've been very pleased with this scope mounted on my ar15. Eye relief hasn't been a problem.
1822250
The eye relief is short... about 3", so if your mount will work for that distance, that's fine. But, I've owned and returned FIVE of these' ALL of which had canted reticles. I personally can't tolerate canted reticles, so can't recommend this scope.
2087332
Eye relief is unlimited due to being 1x. Even at indirect view. As long as the dot is on target Use mine at about 8 inches.