Will these adhere to a free floating rail without having to remove other attachments (ie-scope) instead of having to slide from end.
261511
Yes, as long as the can get under the scope. I have standard AR hieght base and was able to install without issue
261512
Yes, You will have to almost remove the screw to give you enough room between the clamps to slip it over the rail.
261513
They will not be in the way of any other attachments you may have. You don't have to take anything off your existing rail in order to install these sights. Yes, they will adhere to a free float rail as long as you have a top rail section for it to attach to. These are amazing sights! Highly recommended!
261514
Yes they unscrew enough to go straight on the picatinny rail from above if that's what you mean.
261515
Won't be a problem at all since you can remove one side of the mount on the sight. Remove the side and place the sight where you want on the rail then tighten back down.
1689622
I have them mounted on a real AR. I have only shot about 50 rounds with them attached but have not had any problems.
1076962
It dependents on what detachments and the depth of their attachment --without specifying what you want to attach that's the best answer I can give.
57809
No, it's not what I consider quick detach, it screws to the receiver and should be set with lock tight. , they mount in place of the removable rail
876120
The screws are pretty short. They only extend out from the back surface of the rail by 3/8 of an inch. I measured them.
1590681
You can. The rails are screwed in, so unscrew those and the rails come off.
724854
i dont think so but recoil sure moved it on my rifle with dovetail rail. i had to get scope rings with recoil screw
1816644
I didn't like the adjustable rail system because it made sighting in the scope impossible for me...the rail would move with every shot...so the seller ended up sending me a fixed rail which corrected the sighting problem...I don't know that you can attach the scope without the rail...I know my crossbow also came with a manual fixed iron type sight that I never did attach...don't know if you could try that (don't really need a scope to hit a target 20-25 yards)...you may just have to wait until they open back up.
1085569
yes, these will work on the picatinny rail that comes in the box with the Ruger 10/22
640232
No, provided you have 1-inch Picatinny or Weaver rails it will mount directly to those rails.
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
134674
Not without an attachment as rifle comes with 11MM dovetail groves for mounting scopes
402479
As long as they are on the same rail there is no need for a riser. I love mine!
1745859
It will attach to picatinny rails. So you'd have to attach a rail segment and then you'll have no problem.
782471
These work well on my non-takedown 10/22 with the included Ruger rail.Leupold Rifleman Detachable Low Rings, Matte
2137869
yes however, if your rail is limited to the length of the carry rail the length of the rings 3 screw caps combined with the size of your scope adjustment housing may run off the edge. you will want to use "low" height. Weaver makes rings with 2 screws per cap and if you get those you won't have a problem
2083974
I agree with the answer submitted by HIGHRPM below. Although I do not own either of the firearms you mention, I would bet that you can pick a spot on each to attach the one level. Then adjust your scope to match with the other level. This has never failed to work on any of my guns.