What is the distance from top of rail to center of scope for this mount?
1459803
I believe it is 1.59 inches or 40.39mm from top of rail to center of 30mm rings. That is what Vortex lists on their website. Not sure what your mounting but I mounted a vortex pst 6-24x50 on my M4 and I still had plenty of clearance at the objective lens end. I have two larue mounts I have used with aforementioned scope and a vortex pst 1-4x24. One is 1.44 inches to center and other is 1.5 inches to center. Both can mount the big vortex with no clearance problems. I use the LT158 Larue with 50mm scope. It has 10 MOA of downward angle to allow for more turret adjustment and 50mm end still has a few mils to spare. Hope this helps. I believe it is 1.59 inches or 40.39mm from top of rail to center of 30mm rings. That is what Vortex lists on their website. Not sure what your mounting but I mounted a vortex pst 6-24x50 on my M4 and I still had plenty of clearance at the objective lens end. I have two larue mounts I have used with aforementioned scope and a vortex pst 1-4x24. One is 1.44 inches to center and other is 1.5 inches to center. Both can mount the big vortex with no clearance problems. I use the LT158 Larue with 50mm scope. It has 10 MOA of downward angle to allow for more turret adjustment and 50mm end still... » Read More I believe it is 1.59 inches or 40.39mm from top of rail to center of 30mm rings. That is what Vortex lists on their website. Not sure what your mounting but I mounted a vortex pst 6-24x50 on my M4 and I still had plenty of clearance at the objective lens end. I have two larue mounts I have used with aforementioned scope and a vortex pst 1-4x24. One is 1.44 inches to center and other is 1.5 inches to center. Both can mount the big vortex with no clearance problems. I use the LT158 Larue with 50mm scope. It has 10 MOA of downward angle to allow for more turret adjustment and 50mm end still has a few mils to spare. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1459804
Richard, I would say right at about 1.5" if I am reading your question right. This is my 2nd unit and I mounted a 4-16 x 50 on an AR 15 with no clearance issues from the front objective bell.
1940653
maybe about a foot long? 13" I had mine mounted, but the scope broke after 2 outings(erector tube won't adjust), I tossed back in the box and havent looked at it since.
1911747
The distance between the inside edges of the TMS AR15 Flat Top one-piece mount is: 2.158 inches. I test mounted a Nikon 3x9x40mm BDC scope and it fit well.
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.
1093643
I'm not sure, as I am not familiar with the scope you specify, I mounted mine right to the 3/8 dovetail on the gun and my scope is 32 mm and about 1/2 inch clearance, if your coming off a rail it should give you a little more room.Hope that helps.
1633154
I apologize for the delayed response on your question. Basically once mounted the top of the rail is 5/8'' from the top of the M91 barrel. It is a nice fit but unfortunately for me it will require me to get a cheek rest as it does raise the scope up a bit. This is also variable according to the scope and ring height that you mount on it as well. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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I cant tell you the distance as I returned mine. This info isn't included in the listing. The mount will place your magnifier 7mm below the centerline of your sight.(i.e. Eotech, etc). It is for the lower 2/3 of the view. There is another swing mount manufactured that has the same part number. The name of the manufacturer has slipped my mind as of right now, but it can be purchased from Primary Arms. Go to their web sight and read your descriptions. They also have the spring loaded push button and the magnifier flips to the side. That is what I bought instead. It is tighter and more stable as far as holding the magnifier. The Vortex has too much play and wobble for my taste. I cant tell you the distance as I returned mine. This info isn't included in the listing. The mount will place your magnifier 7mm below the centerline of your sight.(i.e. Eotech, etc). It is for the lower 2/3 of the view. There is another swing mount manufactured that has the same part number. The name of the manufacturer has slipped my mind as of right now, but it can be purchased from Primary Arms. Go to their web sight and read your descriptions. They also have the spring loaded push button and the magnifier flips to the side. That is what I bought instead. It is tighter and more stable... » Read More I cant tell you the distance as I returned mine. This info isn't included in the listing. The mount will place your magnifier 7mm below the centerline of your sight.(i.e. Eotech, etc). It is for the lower 2/3 of the view. There is another swing mount manufactured that has the same part number. The name of the manufacturer has slipped my mind as of right now, but it can be purchased from Primary Arms. Go to their web sight and read your descriptions. They also have the spring loaded push button and the magnifier flips to the side. That is what I bought instead. It is tighter and more stable as far as holding the magnifier. The Vortex has too much play and wobble for my taste. « Show Less
2120654
honestly it all deppends on your optics size the larger the retical opening the tall the ring has to be so expect to have too make a couple returns to find out what you need. I would recomend going as low as posible, with the mount your allready going to have to put a build up on your stock to get correct sight picture. Just make sure you get the right ring type, wevers will not work on this rail.
1194893
36 mm from top of Picatinny rail to ring centerline. Easily holds my M-223 scope with 11 mm clearance
787361
Hello David, atxguy here....If you were asking by stating "rail" the bottom mount surface of the unit, ie, the picatinny rail, that measurement is +/-.906" by my using my digital caliper, you can convert to closest fraction if you need and do not have access to a caliper.Hope this helps, if I misunderstood your question respond and I will do again......
1526732
aproximatly 1 1/2 inch however once it is mounted and scope mounted then sighted in it you will be able to use both iron sites or scope and hit same pretty close to center. I love this mount. me and my grandson have used the rifle and both can use eather sites.
1271530
1/2 inch. That is from the part of the mount that is flat against the rail to the bottom part of the curvature of the ring is 1/2 inch.
1118422
the length of the sight laying down is 1 and 15/16ths inch. In the upright deployed position it requires 15/16ths of an inch rail space.
189085
8" from top of lower bracket to base of upper bracket. 9.5" distance between center of lower mounting hole to center of upper mounting hole. ( 2 ) mount holes on mount plate, ( 2 ) mount holes on upper mount plate. quality is aok for what I paid
1192574
It sits about 1/4-3/8" above cover to top. The rail doesn't touch the cover. Go to www.gunsamerica.com and enter this item #986848365 in the search box and see one installed on a recent build of mine. Greg Gabrel
1952613
Not sure, I have this mounted on a vepr 308 and it sits just left of center. However, you can still see the iron sights through the center of the rail and it DOES hold zero on my 308! Any of these type of side mounts will most likely be off to one side or the other because of the wide variety and differences in AK's but if you have a good scope that difference want matter at all. It's a great scope rail at the price, also the side rail comes off to save some weight as well.
369115
this unit is 2 1/2" long 7/8" wiide and the holes are 1 3/16" center to center. the rails are all 7/8" wide and the rail # gives you an idea of the length. and i don't know why the don't tell you more. later, have fun shooting and be safe!!!