will this hold my sight for my springfield scout ?
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.
809789
yes it will... the only other type I know of is a weaver, and it differs in the notches and their size... those notches are for recoil blocks so that the item mounted stays in place... more important for sights, not so much for lights. I have an Aimpoint mounted on mine and it works great. I hope that helps.
1222510
depends on your rings that you use. that will determine whether the scope will hit the rear gun sight.
752179
Yes it will. That is what I have on mine and it left just enough to mount a small tactical light as well!
281520
Yes it fits any sight. Love mine , it takes the guess work out of how many yards the deer is.
1284541
Yes, but you may have to adjust it. The sight comes with a small wrench to adjust the tightness of the clamp.
1274165
ifyou would mount it foward on a mount rail and had a rear sight that fits your rail it might work
403604
Yes it will. Im using it to sight in any rifle, but it has limitations. It's lightweight because its plastic and therefore not as stable. On the other hand, because its lightweight it is also easily carried around. Overall it does the job but there more solid rests out there. For d price, its ok. It'll do d job.
922126
I used it on a marlin 22 wmr with no issues except it was difficult to see my steel sights. The mount screws are in the way. But it stayed secure.
609299
Yes, it will fit but it will be a hair bigger. You won't even know and nothing to worry about. I did mine and sights are dead nuts and it doesn't even look bad. I'm very happy with it!
1558738
Yes it will... may have to purchase the extra spacers for the Springfield model. They are cut to match the "bell" shape of the slide. Word of caution..... be very careful with the xd front sight.
795816
It will not. The front sight, even though directly in front, will be invisible through the scope... strange, but true.
2184793
It should be close if you are careful about which slots it is in. If you remove the scope from the mount, all bets are off.
115254
It will work if your current front sight is staked in. It will not work if your front sight is in a dovetail.
2176782
I'm not sure. It all depends on your eye sight. I would say no because you gun will put the scope to far forward. But if you get a raised mount that lets you bring the scope up and closer to you. It will work fine
861096
I'm not sure Jack. Not sure how it will line up or how it will co witness, if at all. I wound remove the front sight all together but that is just my preference. My AR came with no sights because I wanted to put my own on.
1280410
Yes it will work. I bought one but had to move the Scope Support rings to the opposite side of the mount, there are two screw mounts on each side of the thing and It scraped the skin off my hand the first time I tried the load and extraction of rounds into/from the weapon. You cannot use the fixed iron sights with this contraption even though its advertised as suchskin off my fingers ifirst time I tried it out.