is this riser enough for a 50 mm scope
998702
Yes. I used it for a 50mm scope with weaver quad scope mounts on a lr 308 . A great feature of this riser is the knobs with not thread off so it will act as a quick release , (you can just loosen the knob then give it a flick and its unthreaded without falling off) this is what I use it for. I keep a penny in my pocket to tighten and loosen because of the larger caliber rifle I shoot.
998703
If you're going from a 30mm to 50mm scope, the increase in height required to clear the receiver is 10mm (half the difference in diameters). That's about .31 inch. This riser is .5 inch high, so will raise the scope more than you might want. Check your cheek plant on the stock to be sure you can see properly through the scope at this different height. I also found that on an AR-style, you need to check the clearance from a scope to the charging handle. A scope with very long eye relief (like the Nikon P223) works better on these because it can be mounted forward far enough to allow a good grip on the charging handle. If you're going from a 30mm to 50mm scope, the increase in height required to clear the receiver is 10mm (half the difference in diameters). That's about .31 inch. This riser is .5 inch high, so will raise the scope more than you might want. Check your cheek plant on the stock to be sure you can see properly through the scope at this different height. I also found that on an AR-style, you need to check the clearance from a scope to the charging handle. A scope with very long eye relief (like the Nikon P223) works better on these because it can be mounted forward far enough to allow a good... » Read More If you're going from a 30mm to 50mm scope, the increase in height required to clear the receiver is 10mm (half the difference in diameters). That's about .31 inch. This riser is .5 inch high, so will raise the scope more than you might want. Check your cheek plant on the stock to be sure you can see properly through the scope at this different height. I also found that on an AR-style, you need to check the clearance from a scope to the charging handle. A scope with very long eye relief (like the Nikon P223) works better on these because it can be mounted forward far enough to allow a good grip on the charging handle. « Show Less
998704
yes. as long as your scope rings fall between the slots provided. Note: with a 50mm scope, you wont be able to use a front sight taller than one inch without a ghosting effect. you may need a second riser if using with ar-15 with standard 2in a2 front sight.It is not unusual to stack these 1/2 inch risers.
2011582
No. If I remember correctly, these are the medium rings. A scope with a 50mm objective lens would require the tall version of these rings. If there is one - guess it's time for some research.
1115638
I don't know that specific weapon. I have a Sig Sauer M400 and I had to add a 1/2" riser to bring it up to my magnifier's level. Also, you'll want to raise it up at least 1/2" so you can view through it properly - otherwise, it will be too low.
1027796
Yes would work excellent there I have it on my AR and it works great and you won't need the riser so it will be extremely light. You will not be dissapointed I can assure you.
2044703
I think it would depend on the scope. I bought this to put on my AR to raise my Eotech 512 over the front sights. It didn't work because the Eotech has a large fastening knob on the side which got in the way of the riser. I ended up having to go with the medium profile riser which worked well. Hope this helped.
1281907
It will but you will have to buy a riser/spacer for the rail and raise the scope up higher
482235
The ansewer is, yes! These rings are high so you should be able to use a scope with a 50 millimeter objective lens. They are an excellent buy for a rimfire rifle. good luck
2281836
I am not familiar with that specific model scope. Just keep in mind this mount is made for a scope with 1 inch (1") tube and maximum objective of 50mm as long as the specs for your chosen scope follow those parameters youre good to go. Again 1inch tube, maximum 50mm objective.
1026200
Yes. This is a perfect height for an AR scope, an you won't have any issues with the larger 50mm scope Diameter. When I mounted my weaver 1x3 it was amazingly accurate before zeroing.
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
1586877
Yes. I tried it with a scope that has a 42mm objective, and it fit with plenty of room to spare. Should be more than enough for a 50mm.
2218398
The way I see it,if you have a Picatinny rail I don't see a problem. The riser is high enough to clear a 50mm bell and buis sights
1701328
I had to have mine removed. It will work with a riser but I didn't like how high up the scope sat.
2272529
The riser is not part of the sight.u can use the sight on any rail buy itself
1041077
I have the same one mine is in 25 I have extra high weaver rings on it due to my scopes 50mm front bell I can't say for sure but it would be a place to start if your shooting high bring scope up which would lower point of impact
1764607
With this riser I can still see the front sight in my optics, but it is below the red dot by a bit, so it may not be high enough for you to use the flip up sight too. Hope that helps....
119022
That would depend on the height of your handguard/receiver; and I'd buy a different riser. The twist knob on/off is crap, gets in the way of the picatinny slots.