Do I need a risor mount for this scope on my AR- 15 M&amp;P model ?
1503857
If you have a flatop or low pro gas block you will be good to go. If you have a front fixed sight you will have sight picture issues. If you have a fixed front sight buy a low pro gas block and have the front sight switched out.
2076542
No, the front sights will not be a problem for this scope, provided you have the scope mounted properly. I have this scope with the Nikon mounting rings and I have no issues whatsoever with the front sights on an AR15 application.
1088837
Yes I mounted it on mine and lo it, but purchase the mount for this scope you'll be happy you did.
1536421
I don't think so, I have a flip up rear back up sight on one of my AR 15's and still had to modify(grind down) my scope mount. the sight you have is a stand alone sight and even if you could get both on the rail it would interfere with your scope visually. maybe a set of canted back up sights or a flip up would work for you.
1483506
My mp15 came with the front mounted iron site. And the scope works fine you can see it kinda through the scope but in no way effets your line of site through the scope. But this is on a M&p; 15. I don't know about other brands.
596676
you need the base and rings for your model and make of rifle . just follow instructions on scope, bases and rings or have a reputable gunsmith install all fo you .
2202145
Depends on the way your rifle is built. Most present day rifles will accept the mounts that come with this scope.
155508
Also if mounting on an AR platform you need extra high rings or the appropriate AR specific scope mount.
1883617
Mounted mine on MP 15/ 22 does a good . Don't think I would put on AR if shooting at critters out past 150 yards. Hope this helps other then that I really like the scope.
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
1653862
The scope mount is for picatinny rails only. A weaver mount will fit on a picatinny rail but not the other way around. You will need a picatinny rail.
904982
http://www.ebay.com/itm/11-Slots-See-Through-Model-4-15-Tactical-Rail-Scope-Mount-for-AR-Carry-Handle-/121519906761?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash;=item1c4b269fc9 this is an easy one that only costs $8
951825
Yes, I am using that mount with this scope. It's a great combination on an AR.
172502
Nope. You have to buy the rings and mounts.I used the Burris quick release mount. Peprs or some such name. It works well for the money if this is going on a flat top ar.
1053290
This scope mounts on a picattiny rail. You may need to add a rail to the top of the receiver.
1129922
Mine will fit the rail and work fine on my 308 and 223 but they are kind of designed to be almost permanent, you have to use an allen wrench to put it on or take it off and if your optic takes up too much of the rail you won't have room to mount it
2157273
No according to the chart for weaver mounts you need a weaver #2 base that has to be drilled and tapped to install. then you need a weaver #12 ring mount to mount the scope in which mounts to the #2 base.