Does anyone have this mounted on a Muzzleloader or recommend it for one?
1939358
While i do not have one on a muzzle loader i do have one on Weatherby 30-06 and it has been the perfect scope for me extreme clarity very accurate and rarely requires anything more than a slight adjustment every couple of years if then. and thats with a lot of shooting.
1939359
Don't have one on a muzzle loader but it is a great scope for the money, and would do great on one. I would say at $100 it would still be a good value I was very suprised at the clarity and quality of the optics, and will be buying more of these scopes.
388257
It mounts even with the muzzle. Very bright light. I really like it, its easy to conceal.
1759970
I like the APT and mounted mine on an AR. I have a friend who put one on a rifle that is in caliber .50 BMG and has shot it many times and it has held zero and is very good for his long range shooting. Once you learn you rifle and apply the MIL to your caliber you will like it.
1046136
I mounted mine just as you see in the photo. No problem at all. I am loading 9mm ( and soon .357) with it and have had smooth operation and good success.
644163
I mounted mine on the dovetail that holds the rear site of the Mosin Nagant. It held well and is still holding after a long range session. I also mounted one on a Montgomery Ward bolt action .22 LR and it worked well there as well.
2230699
I haven't but while researching the sight alot of videos show it mounted to pistol. My sight was mounted to a 1911 but I recently switched it to a ar 15 pistol
1713668
Yes. Have been using this model scope on .50 caliber muzzleloader for over 5 years. Very pleased with performance of these scopes.
1690004
There are Bore Sighter sets that mount in the muzzle and have adapters. I find they are not very accurate. The sightmark style is accurate as it goes in the chamber. You will needseperate calibers however. In short there is no adapter.
1640648
I think the picatinny rail and ghost ring shroud might make it too wide. Especially If you have optics on the rail. It seems to work best with a basic 500 or Rem 870.
1312765
I was able to mount it on a .22 magnum Henry and it fit very well. No problems since it has been installed several months ago.
400385
This muzzle brake is made to clamp onto the barrel using the front sight base to prevent it from being eventually pulled off by the gases from firing. I never tried this unit on a barrel without a front sight. You may consider having it silver-soldered in place, which would still cost much less than having the barrel threaded for a screw-on type brake. But, to just clamp it on, it may work itself loose after some firing. I just don't know for sure.
868142
I have it mounted on a mosin nagant in a scout scope mount has held up very well. I have shoot at the 200 yard distance with it and it's held its zero. Hope this helps
1503965
well also bought the mechanically fixed HiViz sights they work are are helpful. depending on if you have a rail or smooth barrel would decide the type but in either case the rail mount winds up being about 18" apart when targeted with a laser bore sighting tool. Its just slaps on but sighting is another store.
2088159
I will check when I get home at 6 tonight. I have it mounted to the picatinny rail under the handguard furthest forward to the muzzle. I will check and see if the enclosed screw mount with the bipod fits the predrilled hole in the picatinny rail. I personally like to use the picatinny mount its easier and less parts. The screw mount has to mount to the picatinny mount on the bipod then to your hand guard. The more parts means more to come loose and more weight
1144273
I have mine mounted on a Remington 300 Win Mag. And have had no issues so far.
1961097
I own two. One sits on my black powder rifle and one on my 30-06. No problems with either.
1546300
I have one mounted on a .22 Remington air rifle with no issues. It's been on there for over a year.