will the 223 fit a 22lr? can this kit customized i dont need the 30-06 orthe 7mm ?
1444575
That is a negative. If you have seen the .223 round you will see the casing of the .223 is 2 3/4 inches long and 3/8 inch round. The .22LR is more than 5X smaller than the .223 (which is the size of the bullet).
1444576
the 223 will not fit 22lr, kit cannot be customized but the 223 can be purchased seperatly
1444577
No. The .22lr is a small separate bore sighter with a separate battery box that is connected with a wire. As for customizing, these fit more than one caliber each so if you do not get them you will lose out. This comes as a set and can not be changed. You can purchase separate calibers if you want.
1444578
223 and 22lr have different size catridges, so the 223 will be too big. Kit cannot be customized.
1942013
You'll need to install a "Weaver" rail. Or, swap to rings that are compatible with the factory rail, so called ".22 rings". I'd go with swapping out the rail.
269081
YES!! I have a 22A with the 7" tube and have used it on that pistol with great results. It will also work with the 5" tube as well. This is a very nice Dot for the bucks you will not be disappointed. Doom
2140543
I tried to do a quick research. That is an amazing gun! I have doubts the rings for a .22LR will fit your gun but that's a guess. They very well may fit. My suggestion would be to email CZ USA. I have found them very friendly and anxious to help anyway they can. Once you get the specs. on the rings you need you can then check Amazon and eBay. I bought my scope rings on Amazon but found that eBay was the best source for magazines. I buy CZ factory accessories only. Hope it's helps.
419681
The kit says that it's for .22 cal. to .50 cal. I measured the smallest rubber plug and it measured 0.180" in diameter. This is the plug that is inserted into the bore to hold the laser centered. The further you screw the plug onto the shaft of the laser the more it 'swells' out to adjust the fit. I've used this on a .308 and a .223. Even with the .223 there was a lot of extra space that had to be adjusted out. I plan on making some custom plugs from wooden dowel rods or rubber plugs that will hold the laser more stable for each caliber. The laser is very bright. For a universal bore sight I think it does very well. I hope this helps.
1736318
I'm pretty sure it will. I've only used it with a 22 and a 223 but it's built well. The only thing I wish it had is a way to hold the rifle on target while making adjustments.
874574
If you are talking about the correct rail/mount size, I would start at the Marlin (or whatever manufacturer's) website. If you don't find what you need, call their customer service. If you are talking about the magnification/diameter, that is largely personal preference and the intended use of the rifle. I would say this would be a good overall candidate for a 22lr.
1280146
Use the 30/32 for the .308. The largest size is in the kit is for .45, so there's nothing big enough for the 556.
1704373
not sure, it worked great on my 30.06, the kit seems to be pretty universal, and should work on most rifles
1842688
Shouldn't be a problem for 223 but have not used it for 556. 556 usually requires a swage tool before priming.
1332952
Yes kind of an overkill for a 22 rifle but will work fine, i've had one mounted on a 223 for a year and has never lost its zero
1732943
Yes this one is for .223/5.56 only. You can buy other ones for different calibers.
322658
Mine only goes to .22. I'd check with the mfr. to see if they've made it smaller so that it will fit .17HMR.
1190956
I don't beleive so; unless the mag you're referring to is the same size as a typical 223 mag. Sorry I'm not more help.
215974
Should work unless you have some bizarre flash hider / muzzle brake. I had to remove my Krink KX3 (fire pig) flash hider on one of mine to make it work but a .22 is a .22 otherwise.
1500755
This is a .177 cleaning kit, so even though it will enter a .22 barrel, it will be too loose t be able to properly clean it. Try a .22 one!
1586852
I think it depends on the mounts. The bolt on my 223 hit the scope so I had to get higher mounts. There might be a site like techsales@opticsplanet.com that might tell you which mounts to use.