Has anyone tried this on a 7mm Rem Mag? If so, what were the results?
1947763
not on a 7 mag but on a 338 win mag. works great and can deal with the recoil . stays spot on ....... I have several REDFEILD scopes and love them all
1947764
I put the one I bought on a 45-70 rifle with 100% confidence in the scope. Haven't shot it yet but I'm sure it will do just fine.
1947765
Caliber is insignificant. This scope is pretty good but the USA made Revolution is more clear. I do believe the Revenge is much better than a Nikon scope.
973074
Yes it will, i have mine on Remington 7mm mag... with no problem held very well for over 2 years still zero in with no problems... Hope this answer your questions
2053551
It is probably too wide, it works perfectly on dual stacked mags It works great on the mags for my m&p; 9c. I've haven't tried it on anysingle stack mags
2264440
This particular one is for .223/5.56 mm. They probably make one for 7.62. They are designed to fit over the end of the magazine and lock in place so they are specific to the opening of the mag.
1062287
If the 7 round does not extend past the grip. It attaches to the bottom of the magazine. Then it will work as shown. However, I can't verify as mine is in lock up at the moment.
1959701
I seem to remember that there may be an issue with some Glock magazines. However, I do not have first hand knowledge, as I have only used mine on 9mm Taurus, .380 Taurus, and .380 CZ. All of these are double stack mags.
1325171
I've used them on standard, military-issued aluminum 30-round mags, as well as Magpul P-Mags and HK steel ones--and it fit all of them fine (a little tight on the HKs, but still fully functional).I can't say for sure this will work on all steel mags (mostly because aside from HK I don't know who's making steel ones), but it certainly works on everything I've tried.
2042698
It's very tough to use on the synthetic USP magazines- they are just slightly too big for it to be effective. Won't work on a P7M13 or VP70Z, either due to the geometry of the magazines. It works great on a P30, P2000, or VP9 magazines. Not sure which double stack 9mm HK you've got, so I tried it on as many as I have. Hope that helps.
2110237
As Ethan I stated about your barrel thread being 5/8"x24. This brake is not designed to prevent muzzle rise but to redirect the muzzle blast and would not recommend this for a 7mm mag. I also agree with Ben B to use a more conventional compensator if you must. Google your question and then check out the forums where people have used different devises. There is a 7mm mag forum that should be of help.
1566831
Yes, I have used my M&P 15 with a 10 round mag (Kalifornia) . Large mags may be a issue.
196623
I believe it will work great. I have mine mounted on a rem. 700 varmint .223, it holds zero and the adjustment are spot on. Have fun!
1785019
You should have no problems at all. Mine is mounted on a carbine (folded forward) and I use only 30 round mags.
936440
I haven't loaded 7 mag in a while but have used it on all my brass. This was purchased for my second home reloading room.
790164
Yes - I have same setup and it works great. My combo is Tikka Lite 7mm rem mag and 3-9 40mm Leupold. The Game Reaper and Tikka T3 are a perfect fit. Keeps head low making shooting consistent. Very solid mount that will not budge.
1187850
Yes and No. It works perfectly with the regular 6-round mag, but does not work for the 7-round extended mag with pinky grip. If you remove the pinky grip, then yes, it will work. I've tried, but it's on there pretty good and haven't been able to remove it.
936439
No, I bought this specificly for use with my 7 Mag. Works great! I decap all my brass before cleaning it and then resize the neck or case if needed.
568566
I haven't but on my Saiga 223 with a 30 Rd mag it is too short. I'd insert your mag, take a tape measure and see how long your going to need and go from there, wish I would have.