I purchased quick detach/lock universal picatinny rings for my 3.5x10 50mm vortex scope .Will these rings be too high with this mount ? Will this mount still allow use of the iron sights with the scope mounted ?
316467
Whether or not your rings are too high depends on how you are built and your intended use, so I cannot answer that. Once properly installed, iron sights use should be possible with or without scope.
221975
unsure tom, but i have a see thru mount to allow a scope and iron sights at the same time, they work well set at 50yds for me with it, and i imagine the clearances would be the same for you. i would suggest a different mount personally.
65397
I have a picatiny rail above the iron sites. It mounted directly to that and the mounts are free floating until I tightened them, with the Allen key it came with. I reall hope that answers your question.
1069931
I had to use a half inch riser, and I mounted my flip up rear sight to co witness with my 30mm dot sight. It does screw up the iron sights when the rear sight is raised that half an inch.
56866
I am not exactly sure what you are asking but I have this scope mounted on a Ruger 10/22 with low profile base and rings to get the objective within a hair of the barrel. I may(?) be wrong but I don't think you will find a scope mount and rings combination that will be too low to accommodate this scope. If I have not completely answered your question or you still have concern, recommend call Leupold customer service. They are user friendly and will go out of their way to answer your question more specifically.
1216930
One 30 mm extra-high mount is what I used on the strikefire on my AR-15. This allowed co-witness with the back-up iron sights. One ring is all that is needed but again if used on an AR15 or AR10 platform you need something taller than a low ring.
514341
I have this riser mount in my S&W; M&P; 15 with a regular 32x scope and the front post doesn't interfere with the scope view. I'm sure you won't have any problem with the auto range either. Without the riser the post is just below the center. I also have to say this little riser is surprisingly well made and for the price is a steal
1169517
Not at all--if you want high mount rings to also use your open sights you will need Wide View WSM-EHOP scope rings--if you use the Accushot 1" Weaver high mount rings that will fasten to the scope base that came with the rifle you can not see the rear sight because of the scope base--the Wide View fasten directly to the top of the 10/22 receiver WITH OUT the base--this will let you both a scope & open sights--even a scope with a 40mm front objective clears the rear sight--works great
751208
I came here just to answer this question since it was one of my top concerns with choice-of-rail. You can absolutely see the iron sites on the 2014 10/22 takedown. You'll need see-through rings, or quick-detach rings. I was looking at this rail and the UTG Low Profile Rail Mount. I bought both. This rail, the promag, is better... its wide valley offers improve field-of-view.
1207814
Yes. The riser is just that a riser. You still obviously need a method to attach the scope to the riser. I used a 3/4 riser and medium height Weaver rings. How high you want your scope is something you'll have to decide. Hope this helps.
1610724
It looks like that scope comes with a high mount. If you get the UTG Max Strength LE Grade Quick Detach Picatinny Rings (2-Pieces, 30mm Diam, Hi Profile) you will probably also need to get 26mm ring inserts, PRI Polymer Ring Inserts - 30mm to 26mm or a better option might be one of these risers, http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_15?url=search-alias%3Dsporting&field-keywords;=picatinny+riser+mount&sprefix;=picatinny+riser%2Csporting%2C251&rh;=n%3A3375251%2Ck%3Apicatinny+riser+mount, I had to use one on my AR-15 with a Simmons Predator Quest scope even with the UTG High profile mounts because I could not get a nice full picture through the scope without burying my cheek into the cheek weld of my stock. It looks like that scope comes with a high mount. If you get the UTG Max Strength LE Grade Quick Detach Picatinny Rings (2-Pieces, 30mm Diam, Hi Profile) you will probably also need to get 26mm ring inserts, PRI Polymer Ring Inserts - 30mm to 26mm or a better option might be one of these risers, http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_... » Read More It looks like that scope comes with a high mount. If you get the UTG Max Strength LE Grade Quick Detach Picatinny Rings (2-Pieces, 30mm Diam, Hi Profile) you will probably also need to get 26mm ring inserts, PRI Polymer Ring Inserts - 30mm to 26mm or a better option might be one of these risers, http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_15?url=search-alias%3Dsporting&field-keywords;=picatinny+riser+mount&sprefix;=picatinny+riser%2Csporting%2C251&rh;=n%3A3375251%2Ck%3Apicatinny+riser+mount, I had to use one on my AR-15 with a Simmons Predator Quest scope even with the UTG High profile mounts because I could not get a nice full picture through the scope without burying my cheek into the cheek weld of my stock. « Show Less
935056
I don't know that I understand exactly your question, I bought two sets of these scope mounts, and put them on two Savage 64F rifles, with very little work, just basically tightening up the dovetail bolt and sighting in the scope, no other work was necessary for my set up. The see through base allows us to use the iron sights, or also use the scopes depending on the target we are using. I am happy with these mounts on the 22LR rifle, although I don't know anything about using them on a higher caliber rifle.
1782602
Sorry, but you will be better off with the medium height rings. These will let you mount the 44mm scope obj. with ease and still be closer to the rail than you think.
1121926
I use it with a eotech exps2 which has a raised 7mm base. So it matches up perfectly with my eotech. With a normal height front magpul metal sight, there's a 1/3 cowitness. I haven't measured the height of the center ring itself but hope this helps.
1783802
I mounted a 3x12x44 on these rings and have had No issues with either the rings or scope! Happy hunting!
1922421
on my savage 93RV .17hmr i used the high rings and my bushnell 4-12x40 fits perfect, so if you rail or whatever you are are mounting it to is somewhat close to the receiver id got with the high ones, if your not sure id still go with the high rings, id rather it fits a hair to high then it doesnt fit at all. my 1022 has the medium ring with a 40mm scope but it has a picitiny rail which sticks up sort of high but the scope fits right in, i actually had to remove the rear sight so it would fit right on. these are pretty nice quality rings as well, so go with the high ones.
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