how long is this scope...and will it hold zero on an article 15
1298700
Over all length is 14". Mine is on a Winchester 1028. Have not shot more than 100 rounds.and holding zero at 30 yards. Sorry I am not familiar which an artical 15.but should woke fine on a AR15 style rifle. Smoother recoil.
1298701
The scope is 14.5" long (15" with lens caps closed. If I understand your other question, I started out zeroing the scope on a 25 yd. range, then moved to a 50 yd. range, and finally to a 100 yd. range. Minimum elevation adjustments were required at the different ranges, but zooming in and out at those individual distances appeared to keep the scope's zero setting in place. Thus far, I am very happy with it.
300770
These type of mounts (flip to side or slide to side) always have some movement when deployed. They are meant for magnifiers where it doesn't make any difference. It would not hold zero at all with a scope in it. You would be lucky to keep your shots in an 8-10" circle at 50 yards using one of these. You need a solid mount for that or a set of rings that mount solidly to the rifle. You can also buy quick disconnect rings that will hold better zero when taken off and put back on if you buy good ones. Cheap ones just won't do the task.
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.
1520278
I had this on a 9mm MP5 and it still kept Zero after 1000rds. This is really made for the MP5 rail system. For a .308 rifle there are better options like aimpoint etc...
196561
This is not a 'scope' as it has no targeting apparatus. It is merely a magnification device. As such, there is no way to 'zero' it because there is no need to 'zero' it. If your other optics are zeroed, this device will not effect their zero. So, my answer is, "ZEROED? No." However... You may want to adjust this magnifier's field of vision so that your reflex's sight picture is centered within it... Esthetically more pleasing... But it is not necessary for thid device to function properly.
109841
I put it on a DPMS AR-15 in 5.56 cal. Holds zero perfectly so far (about 1000 rounds)
420922
I would say it works well on my AR15 but it doesn't stay zero .......every other time i go to the range i have to zero it. But you get more than you pay for.
2174811
I put mine on a Smith Wesson MP 15/22 ,have took it on and off the rail several times and it stays on zero,the glass is really clear out past 12 to 15 yards I think it would do a good job on your Sig. A Friend of mine bought a Sig m400 with a prismatic scope already mounted and he really likes it. Hope this is some help I really like mine, again the fiber optics on top are sub par.
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.
2029551
Hi Jon, I placed the scope initially on a AR 15 with a Picatinny rail. Zeroed at 100 yards just fine. It is now on a Marlin Model 60 22LR. Works great there as well. I purchased a Red/Green dot for the AR 15. I'm not familiar with the recoil on a SKS or if your model has Picatinny rails. It is a good scope with BDC dots for ranging.
1215282
Its about 3.5" long, 1.25" dia and 2.5" tall. Very tough little optic. Have one on a Saiga 12 and on an AK47. No issues to date holding zero. Bang for the buck you cant beat it. So cheap they are practically disposable.
1952613
Not sure, I have this mounted on a vepr 308 and it sits just left of center. However, you can still see the iron sights through the center of the rail and it DOES hold zero on my 308! Any of these type of side mounts will most likely be off to one side or the other because of the wide variety and differences in AK's but if you have a good scope that difference want matter at all. It's a great scope rail at the price, also the side rail comes off to save some weight as well.
1235511
No it isn't. The scope is still mounted on my .22 LR and keeping zero after 5 years... The mil-dot magnification, according to the manufacturer is 8x but it really turn out to be more like 9.7x, just something to take I to account...
1546298
Yes. Have not made any further adjustments to scope since it was zeroed. Scope is very well designed.
1829267
In an ar 15 its fine in, my mossberg 30-30 50 rnds still holds zero so im sure 7.62x39 will be ok☺
1010864
If this is an AR-15, go on the internet and download the M16A2 or M4 25 meter zeroing target that the Armed Forces use. Go to the range and zero out the scope at 25 meters. The rifle should perform up to accurately up to 250/300 meters. See: http://armypubs.army.mil/doctrine/DR_pubs/dr_a/pdf/fm3_22x9c1.pdf
961644
I have it mounted to my mosin which shoots a 7.62x54 round. It stays zeroed for me I love this scope! You can put it on an airsoft gun no issue.