Are the rings all I need to mount this scope to my SCAR? I have always had this done for me.
1970446
The answer is yes and no. Yes to the parts. No to correctly mounting and zeroing the scope to match the barrel. As I teach rifle, I always recommend that if you don't know how to correctly mount the scope, bring everything to a professional for mounting. You can also go on line to a place like YouTube and look at all the videos on correct mounting.
1970447
The scope came with tall rings. I put shorter rings on for my Remington 700. The tall rings would work well on an AR or SCAR platform. The rings are all you need to mount the scope. There are lots of installation videos on the web to use for reference.
1970448
The Rings that come with the scope are the only thing you need to mount the scope. Of course you have to sight it in after the mounting is done.
1294849
No, the rail needs the ring mounts to be mounted to the gun....you can have rail or rings not both
298014
I run one on a flat top ar15 on a 45 degree angle as a backup sight. I don't know anything about a SCAR, but I know that it holds zero on my ar well after 400 rounds down range. I had to look around to find a mount that would angle to drop the sight on the bore axis. I got my 45 mount from Amazon.
1245804
No because you are not using rings. You mount this scope to a picatinny style rail, wether it is is a 1 piece or 2 piece base. The scope has a built in rail for mounting and clamps to join to the base on the weapon. This mount will not adversely effect the zero or long range capabilities since the ranging and elevation is completed by the scope with no need for the shooter to dial in elevation or put "dope" on the scope. Simply hold on target, range the target, hold the lit mark dead on, squeeze the trigger. The only thing you need to calculate is wind effect and there is a scale on the reticle to help with that too. Should be an excellent scope for that weapon. Good luck. One shot, one kill. No because you are not using rings. You mount this scope to a picatinny style rail, wether it is is a 1 piece or 2 piece base. The scope has a built in rail for mounting and clamps to join to the base on the weapon. This mount will not adversely effect the zero or long range capabilities since the ranging and elevation is completed by the scope with no need for the shooter to dial in elevation or put "dope" on the scope. Simply hold on target, range the target, hold the lit mark dead on, squeeze the trigger. The only thing you need to calculate is wind effect and there is a scale... » Read More No because you are not using rings. You mount this scope to a picatinny style rail, wether it is is a 1 piece or 2 piece base. The scope has a built in rail for mounting and clamps to join to the base on the weapon. This mount will not adversely effect the zero or long range capabilities since the ranging and elevation is completed by the scope with no need for the shooter to dial in elevation or put "dope" on the scope. Simply hold on target, range the target, hold the lit mark dead on, squeeze the trigger. The only thing you need to calculate is wind effect and there is a scale on the reticle to help with that too. Should be an excellent scope for that weapon. Good luck. One shot, one kill. « Show Less
1783802
I mounted a 3x12x44 on these rings and have had No issues with either the rings or scope! Happy hunting!
29579
I had to buy seperate Weaver mounting rings for this scope. That is what I use.
1503859
It's not a necessity. I run mine with the mounts it came with. It is definitely usable out of the box. I've seen a lot of people run scopes higher though.
2187495
if you have a rail then all you would need is scope rings that mount to it. you should have no problems & its a sweet scope
649650
Yes however you need to have the proper scope rings and proper weaver mounts
1463905
You are limited by the tube magazine, my suggestion is to go with scope rings with a picatinny rail integrated in the ring, a picatinny rail that mounts to your scope or a tri-rail type base. there are side angle rails that give you other options as well.
817923
The rings will mate to a standard Picatinny or Weaver rail. They are larger in diameter than 1-inch because of the rubber cover. They mount the scope fairly low on the rail, so if you need more height, you can use a couple rail risers. I have two of these scopes and have had no problems with them. dp
314659
No, only weaver type scope rings. If you're gun already has dovetails, you don't need any adapter. If you need to raise your scope, just try taller rings
2046938
Yes it come with rings and I use in on my AR-10, 308 rounds. I think its the best scope for the money
1383125
This scope does not come with rings. There are plenty of choices of rings, however, to custom mount this scope on your 10/22. You will love this scope.
2079758
If you already have the Brass Stacker, then yes this scope comes with all you'll need to mount it. Take care to tighten the hardware adequately and maybe lock-tite it as the stacker allows for some vertical sloppy play from having mounting holes larger than the scopes mounting screws. I haven't had an issue but I've heard complaints from others.
597071
Many manufacturers make mounts and rings for your weapon. Just Google Winchester savage 110 scope mounts. All you really need to know after that is the diameter of your scope to get ring size.
748386
The scope mounts very close to the rifle with the rings that are included. Also the scope is too long with a short eye relief so you will not have room for any iron sights. I ended mounting some offset iron sights and they work surprisingly well.