With this mount, do medium or high profile Weaver rings work best for an Enfield MK4 No.1?
1951044
Medium work best. You could be introduced to the half moon club with the hi profile with a short eye relief on your scope
1951045
That depends on you and your scope. I'm very tall and used high profile rings with a 4-12x44with no problem.
683559
With Medium or High profile weaver rings, it will work great on a savage axis .308. I use it with that exact setup. High profile leaves room for fingers around the bolt, Medium requires a palm motion on the bolt because fingers won't fit.
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.
29579
I had to buy seperate Weaver mounting rings for this scope. That is what I use.
139488
I'm not sure, but this is what I would do. I would get the Warne .22 caliber 1" rings. Midwayusa.com has them. Follow the link below. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/111875/warne-1-22-caliber-rings-matte-medium?cm_vc=ProductFinding Start with the lowest rings you can. If these are too low, send them back and get a size higher. Also, some stores will mount your scope for you if you buy rings from them. I know Cabela's did it for me. So you might call around and try something like that out first. Good luck.
342820
I am using the stock rings that came with my Aim Sports 2-7X32 Dual III. The front of the scope rests on the rail if I set it too far back but they are sufficient and hold a zero well after about 90 rounds through my MN19/30.
703127
I recommend getting the Vortex precision matched riflescope rings - high height for 30mm
1647273
Ring is for a 1 inch tube scope, the base will fit any weaver/picatinny rail
1398959
I have a friend that put one on his M1A scout. It's pretty much ideal in that application. He used Warne QD "low" rings.
1947109
I am using the Weaver Quad-lock rings, 49047 and have the 49046 rings on order. One is high the other medium. Used with a Nikon 3-9AO scope on a Ruger 10/22 takedown. Not really sure about the specifics you ask.
37023
I am not sure just exactly what you are asking, but hope the following might be of some help. I installed the subject riser on an M4 carbine I built up using a Mil spec A3 upper receiver. I just measured the dimensions of the rail widths and found both the riser mount clamps and the scope ring clamps measured .833" wide. This unit was advertised to be compatible with either a standard picatinny or a weaver rails system. I believe it is. I did not want to break down my system to determine maximum widths possible, but I am sure it would go a few thousanths of an inch wider on another rail if required. I am not sure just exactly what you are asking, but hope the following might be of some help. I installed the subject riser on an M4 carbine I built up using a Mil spec A3 upper receiver. I just measured the dimensions of the rail widths and found both the riser mount clamps and the scope ring clamps measured .833" wide. This unit was advertised to be compatible with either a standard picatinny or a weaver rails system. I believe it is. I did not want to break down my system to determine maximum widths possible, but I am sure it would go a few thousanths of an inch wider on another... » Read More I am not sure just exactly what you are asking, but hope the following might be of some help. I installed the subject riser on an M4 carbine I built up using a Mil spec A3 upper receiver. I just measured the dimensions of the rail widths and found both the riser mount clamps and the scope ring clamps measured .833" wide. This unit was advertised to be compatible with either a standard picatinny or a weaver rails system. I believe it is. I did not want to break down my system to determine maximum widths possible, but I am sure it would go a few thousanths of an inch wider on another rail if required. « Show Less
1989967
Didn't use mount. Used Weaver rings I already had. I think the original was 11mm.This scope did not hold up mounted on a magnum springer air rifle.
616324
Almost all weaver type rings will work just be sure ring size is the same diameter of scope 1 inch etc
2157273
No according to the chart for weaver mounts you need a weaver #2 base that has to be drilled and tapped to install. then you need a weaver #12 ring mount to mount the scope in which mounts to the #2 base.
212830
I bought this adapter (http://amzn.com/B001CJ67E6) for the rifle and then just got the rings that fit on that mount. It worked perfectly and it looks great too.
105879
I will suggest AccuShot Premium 1-Inch Weaver Style See-Thru High-Pro Rings those a weaver attached, so you might need a weaver rail those are 1" high that will give you plenty of play for the lever action, however if you thing you can install a shorter (tall) ring there is one from the same manufacture but is half the high. For the high estimation you can place a rule on the stoke where the lever action or where the scope will be mounted and place your self on shooting position and determine if 1" fits comfortable or a 1/2" clear the lever and you eyes are comfortable parallel view at 1 or 1/2 inch high. Either way theses rings work great. I will suggest stop by Wal-Mart store and on the auto section buy a blue nut tide glue for under 2.50 to tide the rings nuts once you determine the proper fitting.
1654567
Medium mounts. You will want the scope as close to the stock as you can get. So you can get a perfect check weld to the stock for maximum accuracy