How tall are these mounts? I want to know if they are high enough so that a 40mm front optic will clear my Marble's bullseye rear sight.
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The sight height of the mounted scope is 1.5 inches ( about 38 mm) above the c/l of the dovetail groove. (Not the bore) Therefore the bottom of the 40 mm scope is 18 mm above the same c/l. Extra info: The center of the 3/4 highx1inch See-Thru elliptical hole is about 1/2 inch (12.7 mm) above the same groove. These were measured thru the clear packaging. I like the rings and have bought them before. Do try switching them around and also reversing them front to back on the gun for closest alignment and less work lapping. I mark the four assembly pieces and direction to muzzle before lapping because sooner or later they will be disassembled and these are not machined as well as mounts 5-6 times the price. Marking and lapping make them a great choice. The package does not mention lapping but it is worthwhile. . All mounts should be lapped. It takes stress from the scope and they work much better.
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I have a Remington 597 with a 3-9X40 scope and and I have plenty of clearance for my iron sights. The bottom of the tube of the scope looks like it sits about an inch above the receiver with the mounts I have.
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I had to buy a riser to lift the optic up a little, out of the box I had to tilt my head down to low for comfort. I don't know the actual height but it is more comfortable for quicker sight field. I believe it was a medium rise.
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I had to use a half inch riser, and I mounted my flip up rear sight to co witness with my 30mm dot sight. It does screw up the iron sights when the rear sight is raised that half an inch.
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They are pretty decent. I found that if you focus them at a far distance, you dont have to refocus them till you are within like 40 yards of what you are looking at. Stable enough that you dont need a tripod at farther distances but if you are trying to just hold them upto your eyes with no support, you would get some shaking. I took em out hunting and used my rifle, butt on the ground and stabilized with the side of the barrel. 40 power is about as far as you wanna go when holding by hand. The adjustable eye pieces dont really matter as you need them all the way out to use them so your eye lashes dont touch the the lenses. They are pretty decent. I found that if you focus them at a far distance, you dont have to refocus them till you are within like 40 yards of what you are looking at. Stable enough that you dont need a tripod at farther distances but if you are trying to just hold them upto your eyes with no support, you would get some shaking. I took em out hunting and used my rifle, butt on the ground and stabilized with the side of the barrel. 40 power is about as far as you wanna go when holding by hand. The adjustable eye pieces dont really matter as you need them all the way out to use them so your eye... » Read More They are pretty decent. I found that if you focus them at a far distance, you dont have to refocus them till you are within like 40 yards of what you are looking at. Stable enough that you dont need a tripod at farther distances but if you are trying to just hold them upto your eyes with no support, you would get some shaking. I took em out hunting and used my rifle, butt on the ground and stabilized with the side of the barrel. 40 power is about as far as you wanna go when holding by hand. The adjustable eye pieces dont really matter as you need them all the way out to use them so your eye lashes dont touch the the lenses. « Show Less
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They are about 1/2 inch tall/above the rail which was enough for the bolt lever to clear the scope and also allowed the 40mm scope optic 3/16 inch clearance from the barrel. Yes they are for a 1 inch scope. I bought the rings for a CZ American rifle. CZ rifle bolt handles need the tall rings to allow clearance. I am a happy camper!
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I used these mounts on a Benjamin Marauder rifle with a 3-9x40AO scope. I was most concerned about having enough clearance for the pellet magazine to be easily mounted and dismounted from the breech area. These rings accomplish that. The bottom of the objective end of my scope sits .5 in (12.7 mm) above the barrel. Your scope has a radius that is 5 mm wider than mine. That leaves 7.7 mm clearence between the bottom of your scope and the barrel. Presuming the Marauder pistol has the same set up as the Maruader rifle, you should be OK with using these rings.
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To be honest I have a 30 mm and it sits just a tad to low for me but I'm pretty tall I would recommend a taller mount just to be safe the 50mm might fit but it would be real close
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No. You do not have enough run out on the front sight, front & rear have to be very close to level,at differnt ranges this hight will realy come to bare.
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I have their 3x9x40 on my Marlin 30-30 and i have not had any issues with it love it in fact. If you just want the scope then fine, but if you want to use a see through mount and still have the ability to use your iron sights I would suggest going with the 40mm instead of the 50mm. i run the 40 with the truglo back up sights and it is perfect for Michigan deer. sights are bright in low light. I have the sights dialed in at 50 yards and the scope dialed in at 100 so close in I can use my sights for quick shots and the scope is set for long range. links to the sights and the scope mount, I would get them all and it is a really easy install you can do it yourself in about 10 min http://www.amazon.com/TruGlo-Firesight-Fiber-Marlin-Golden/dp/B0028M96GW/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1418324438&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=marlin+tru+glo http://www.amazon.com/Kwik-Site-KS-336-Marlin-Rifle-Ring/dp/B000N8LCO2/ref=sr_1_6?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1418324800&sr=1-6&keywords=marlin+336+scope+mounts
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There are a number of heights offered. The height you need for front sight depends on, inter alia, what you have as a rear sight.
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Hi Rob, I have since giving my dovetail mount to a friend. From memory it added at least a 1/2 inch of height to the scope. I hope that helps. Dan
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This mount works fantastic. I am running a Strikefire with iron sights and a magnifier. As for it working as a primary optic mount, it would be my first choice.
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Claudia,I just checked and no, not tall enough, not with my big Nikon Buckmaster 4.5x14x44. I have the magpull polymer flip up sights (not sure if gen 2) that I got about 10 months ago. They WILL fit on my Rock River AR that I have a Burris PERP mount and big Vortex Diamondback 3.5x10x50 on because it is taller than the TMS mount. I would get the Burris PERP if you really want the Magpul sights backing up a scope. Those Magpul sights work great with the Vortex SPARC red dot scope; co witness just fine, when I use them on my AR's.
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I sent an answer to this question a couple days ago...Im not sure if that will work or not,Because i've only used them to mount my scope..But they are cheap enough to give it a shot,And if they DON'T work..At least you'll have a spare set of REALLY good scope rings!!!..Sorry I couldn't be of more help to you!
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I have several of these scopes. I have consistently used American Defense Recon S scope mounts for use on my AR15's and 308 AR's...height allows for MBUS rear sight.
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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
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Yep that's what I have it on. F mark is the standard front sight. This will be the right height.