Can I mount a 50mm optics on a flat rail using this mount? Will the scope touch the rail?
995416
Sure ... Just don't plan on mounting anything else near the front end on the rail.
995417
I don't have a 50mm but a 44 I have has plenty of room on my AR15 (almost 3/8").
995418
I have 40mm on rail with this mount on AR. Front of scope has 15 mm clearance from bottom of scope to forearm, at the back end, 4 mm clearance between the variable adjusting knob and flip up peep hole site in the down position .
995419
More info is needed: What rifle are you mounting this on? Does it have a bull barrel, standard etc. I need moreinfo on the scope, you state 50mm but is it actually a 3X12X50mm or something similar? What is the overall length of the scope?
995420
A simple search of the Burris web site would have answered your question. From the centerline of the mount to the top of the rail is 1.64in which is equal to 41.65 mm. Measure the diameter of the bell of your scope and divide by 2. I would imagine that a 50mm objective scope would fit without any problem.
1072117
Yes. Of course always double check the specs. My AR optics scope is 30mm, so this mount works perfectly. Proper lapping makes the fit even better.
843826
You can mount a 11" long scope on it without it interfering it all come to the eye relief. I tried a 3.5" with no luck and ended up getting a bent bolt to install.
487104
Yes on a flat-top AR. As long as your rail is the same height on the front & rear mount points. If your front mount is a lower rail height than the rear you need the tactical height from sight. I bought the low profile for my flat-top. Three adjustments total & dead on.
2027571
The scope will be to low. Search AR scope mounts. The design of a AR flat top requires a much higher mount for proper scope to Eye alingment.
555512
Due to the 50mm size of the scope you will need the high mounts. Otherwise, the scope will be in contact with barrel and will not allow for proper mounting.
790091
With the right scope mount adapter it will work fine. The rail will need to be a Weaver or Picatinny.
1916808
Use medium profile mounts. I had a hawke 40mm scope n my mounts were low profile n i had reasonable clearance. If you want to use airgun sights you may opt a high profile mount but i personally prefer to mount my scopes as low as I can.
1500340
Sounds like u will from the other responses, sorry I can't help you out as I mounted my 3x9x40 scope on an AK.
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
146695
NO. You should probably read the 1 Star reviews. This mount will damage your accessory rail. Mine was supertight and flew off the gun up in the air with the scope and landed on my head.
2176781
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
1553982
I have a 45 degree angle mount on mine with a bushnell ar-red dot. And it works great did not notice it being any slimmer than a picattney rail because I took it of my ar-15 to put on my mp-5. Hope that helps
1796256
Yes ...I have installed 4 of these scopes on Flat top AR platforms... they are perfect!!!!
213110
I would not suggest using on a rail that is not flat at the top. It may be unstable and tip.
2143334
Andrew, I have a 40mm Nikon Rimfire scope with medium rings and it just barely clears the barrel and Ruger sight. As Antonio R stated, you will likely need high rings for 50mm objective.
1035383
I'm not clear what it is you're asking. I found the optic ok as is to picany rail. If you need to raise the optic higher, then that depends on you, i.e. Your eye level to rail.