will this work on an FNAR with Eotech holographic and magnifier?
1187069
It mounts on any pic rail has one bolt that goes between the notches and is less than an inch Wide as I recall. The placement is adjustable to allow you to mount where you have room and be able to adjust the bag for eject port.
2069141
Possibly. But there is a large height difference between the scope mount and the forward picatinny rail. With the correct riser on the magnifier it might work. But I don't know how well it will work with sight and magnifier on 2 different rails. But I don't know if you can find a riser for the magnifier that will still allow you to use the iron sights. Which was important to me. Because expensive optics probably will not fail. But iron sights always work. And the m1a has phenomenal iron sights.
877398
I have that same Eotech sight and it works perfectly. It lines up great with the Eotech sight and you don't get any ghosting on the red dot sight either. Have used it on the range with my Eotech and it functions perfectly. Definitely worth the money.
1910764
No, not unless you already have a magnifier. Cheaply made, I do not recommend!
1046644
Sorry, I did use it on a Tamron 18 - 270 mm. It worked perfectly including the AF.
680285
Cannot say. All these things say they are the perfect height-right alignment yadda yadda, but experience tells me no. The included mount co-witnessed perfectly wiith the Eotech and A2 front sight, but not with the Bushnell trophy TRS 25 and flip ups that I switched to. All of which are supposed to be the same height. If it doesn't work, send it back, but its a great little magnifier non the less.
1595182
I have an Eotech 5223 and it lines up okay. Not sure if the mounted height of the 512 = that of the 5223. I wish the included spacers were 2.5mm shorter. Overall, it works well at its job, best quality without paying $500 for the Eotech magnifier.
1975222
Make sure your using the front sight on a railed gas block if you are then yes they will co witness depending on the type of eotech
586654
No....the HHS-II Magnifier is not by design intent for Night Vision Sights. Much better suited would be an EOTech Holographic Tactical Weapon Sight Night Vision NV XPS3-0, available at Amazon.com
1413065
I would say no but not trying it with NV I can't be 100% sure. Take a eotech if you have the reticle on and you push NV mode the reticle can't be seen by a naked eye. Well this scope does not have that feature
2212914
I never goy mine it got stolen from the mailbox but if its eos mount it should work I think, I ended up buying a tamron 70-300 for 50 bucks works like a dream
735539
It will work with any standard 1.25 inch eyepiece adapter or focuser, but i second the previous answer regarding tracking. I suggest downloading Stellarium (free planetarium software) and entering your telescope and the sensor specs into the telescopes plugins so you can see what the field of view would be in you 80 mm, and how quickly objects move out of that field of view. If it's too small, and you don't have mount that is tracking the sky, you might end up just being frustrated.
103009
If its a NV compatible sight, then definitely. If not adjust the brightness level to the lowest setting. I did this with one of my non nv units, and it still worked. As far as the ir flashlight, I recommend one to use with this nv scope, especially since it is gen 1
135173
http://www.nikonusa.com/en_US/o/WBqMZFjDl2eU0uluIvskYJxzlYg/Misc/F-mount-compatibility-FT1.html
1773277
Absolutely! I have an Ncstar 3x magnifier mounted on an Ade Advanced Optics flip to side mount. It lines up perfectly height wise.
827024
A magnifier isn't designed to work with this kind of optic from what I understand. Plus mine didn't work anyways, so it would be pointless.
193843
Yes, according to the Nikon web site (http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Eyepieces/DK-21M-Magnifying-Eyepiece.html)