What is the length of the eye relief for this scope? I was hoping this would work for mounting in front of the ejection port on an SKS.
998947
Sorry its not gonna work. You either wanna get a red dot reflex sight (I recommend the bushnell tlr-25) or a scout rifle scope. Those have a long eye relief
998948
5.8"×1.2" (146mm × 30mm) but you have to check how far is going to be of the ejection port
2028239
HEY! the sks really isn't made for a scope in the first place I don think. I mounted this to my Chinese sks and it was easy just slight filing, but everything else was a pain. moved on me almost every shot. The bolt hits that receiver pretty hard so I think that was throwing it off. I had the thing tight and secure and went through a lot of ammo because of it.
1352318
Depends on if you have an ak mount or svd mount. Ak is long and narrow appx 3.5 inches. Svd mount is shorter snd thicker. On my rifle this mount was far right off center ( saiga .308) so i ran out of windage adjustment during sighting in.
1943068
About 9" but the scope has terrible eye relief. You almost have to put your eye up against eye piece. Saw this on some of the reviews but didn't think it would be as bad as it is. For a cheap 100yd range scope its OK.
920832
It's just over 12" long. It's pretty much a "full sized" scope (at least it is on my 10-22). Hope this helps.
765676
Yes it is a long eye relief scope. It would fit the UTG rail. I bought it for a cheap .223 marlin bolt action. Was impressed enough with the scope that it was moved to one of my higher end 308's and have ordered another one for the marlin. The scope I took off the 308 was a "L" brand that cost and much as the customized 308. I have read bad reviews of these scopes, but the one I got was excellent, and I am hoping the next one will be the same.
736582
It set my 40mm scope about 3/8 in off the rail, that was still a little low for me so I added a 3/4 in extension to my rail giving it around 1in off the rail. I mainly got it to extend my scope forward so it doesn't enter fear with the charging handle on my AR.
1018533
it has a really long eye relief, but if your mosin scope is mounted in front of the bolt thats a bit iffy. But there are options for mounting over the bolt in which case it should be more than fine
1533047
The eye relief is three inches. Most scope manufacturers will say if the scope you are looking at is a long eye relief scope, which is what you need when shooting the Ruger scout rifle. This same manufacturer has a long eye relief scope available. Shop around and find the one that you want. Try Cabelas, Midway, Sportsmans Guide and any of the other scope manufacturers. Hope this helps.
843823
I would say at least 6" eye relief, and you should be able to off set the scope enough to work. The solution is getting the bent bolt then you could get away with a 4" relief.
1534376
eye relief is only 3.6 inches, according the description. But I don' t think you need 6 inches eye relief for your Mosin.
1804678
Eye relief is 4.5", length is 6" You can put it on a pistol but its going to look large. Suitable for target shooting.
134336
i used extra low rings from TacVector Optics out of china,,and also was able to use low, mounted on brass stacker, not sure what you mean about hitting eye relief, i am about 10 inches away give or take a little
1891421
eye relief is ok, length is standard after talking to people I know who have barska scopes I'm glade I returned it and got a tasco pronghorn.it is a far better scope.
1650793
eye relief is fixed @ about 2.5" to 3". it must be mounted pretty far back, but it works great on my setup.
46236
Will work from diameter perspective. I believe this mount places the scope slightly more forward. Will want to be sure eye relief will be what you are looking for. Quality mount and great selection on scope.
131403
If you are wanting to mount this in a location other than where you would mount a traditional scope (forward of the action) this is not the scope for you. You need to look for a EER or extended eye relief scope like the Burris scout scope or the Leupold FX-II Scout Rifle Scope.Richard