Does this hold zero fairly well after you remove and reattach? I know it won't be perfect, just looking for a general answer.
1936221
I remove my scope several times during hunting season! In the past 2 years never had to zero the scope once.
1936222
"Fairly" well is the best that can be expected from a removable mount. It's not perfect but passable if you must use a removable mount. I have taken to just leaving it mounted to the rail once the scope is zeroed in. If tightened up properly it will hold zero and not move.
1936223
Provided that you replace the mount in the same position on the the firearm, your " dope " will be very, very close to the original setting. You could set the inches of torque of the original mounting and duplicate when reattaching the scope. Bottom line, within a couple of rounds down range your former accuracy will be attained. A great choice of mount, regardless of point of manufacture. Have fun, shoot a few extra rounds, that is what is all about, enjoy life!Frank fh
1936224
Yeah its close. Just have to make sure you keep the same secure tension on the levers and the nuts on the back. Ifeel I needed another I would spend more and get the LaRue or look at primary arms. This burris is made in china, scratches easily, super cheap screws, and doesn't function much better than a utg one or some other Chinese knock off.
1166227
It works fine on my wife's simulated leather case. I was just sure to hold it firmly for 30 seconds while I affixed it. It hasn't come off yet (3 weeks).
220924
Mine will not hold a zero after 10 rounds in my M-44 Mosin Nagant. I will try loc-tite but have little hope of success.The scope does not appear to be moving at all and yet the point of impact moves several inches after every shot.The scope may be broken at this point.
50209
I have mounted it on an ar 10 308 and after 3 months it still holds the zero. Great scope
655177
It isn't a major detach since it is a magnet, but you do remove the magnet from the edge and place it in the slot.
923009
I think I remember it just stays on. I would put a little tape on the clear part so you don't lose it. It's detachable
878502
I had to remove the original once and it did not give me any problem. I was even able to reuse it and it is still holding a year later
715549
After about 300 rounds thru my MN, the scope stopped holding zero. It was great before that. Mine at least worked one day then just couldn't hold zero the next. Mount is a brass stacker and it's rock solid. I initially gave the scope good reviews but that was before shooting it a bunch.
2070755
It's not attached per say, but you find yourself closing it immediately so it doesn't get misplaced. I have yet to misplace it myself.
1092003
this is not able to hold zero on anything larger than a 223. I installed this on my AR10 and after trying to zero I figured out that the scope was not the problem it was the levers that attach the mount to rifle were coming loose. I would get the regular mounts with the Allan wrench attachments or the flat head attachments.
550923
once i zeroed in the sight, it held its zero until i sold my gun... It very good, solid adjustment wheels and such... get this sight, its nice
860111
I have no problems with mine mounted on the rear sight base and it is holding zero.
291453
Mine actually holds surprisingly well. I can hold it face down and shake it and it won't open. I have dropped it and it's popped open, but during regular, daily use, I'm very pleased.
1276482
Yes, It's just held on with a single screw. I never found it to be that useful and simply took it off.
836507
Yes they hold zero, I have mine mounted on my quad rails (my scope mounts too far back on the receiver) no need to spend more.
201176
Do you mean if it will hold zero? I really dont think it is intended for shotgun use, but I think it would.
2134825
I use this to hold a bipod attachment, it works fine for that but hold a zero position for a sight...I cannot say