If I purchase two of these, will these rings allow enough clearance for a Crossfire ii 1-4x24 to be mounted to flat top AR?
2027568
A cantilevered mount such as the Vortex cantilever one-piece mount would allow you to get the scope high enough and forward enough for proper eye relief.
2027569
It might mount but the scope would not be high enough to properly align with your eye. On flat top AR's you need higher rings so that with a proper cheek weld on the straight AR stock your eye is behind the scope. Normal rifle stocks have some drop in the stock...AR's do not.
2027570
....I would go with medium. It depends on you how close or low you like to be on your rifle with your face. Some AR cantilever mounts tend to be high. I personally prefer to get tight n close rather then being high of the stock. The higher your face is from the stock, the less contact with the rifle which means lesser stability = more difficult and less precise aiming with increase probability of shake and ruined shot placement. I'd go with medium hight....that would be my choice. On a bolt action platform, these low rings would work great. On AR, not as much. Go medium height.
2027571
The scope will be to low. Search AR scope mounts. The design of a AR flat top requires a much higher mount for proper scope to Eye alingment.
2027572
If I am not mistaken, the 1-4x24 scope is a straight tube. So it will fit just fine on your flat top. However, you need to consider your cheekwell position since the AR stock runs at d same level as ur flat top. But as far as the scope, it will fit.
1891321
I mounted it with the "CCOP MNT-1516 High Profile AR-ArmourTac Rifle Scope Mount Rings for Picatinny Rail, 30mm"If you're talking about fixed front and back iron sites this might be an issue. I have flip up iron sites and when flipped up they do block the scope.
1289895
Absolutely not! I bought a pair and my gas block is approximately 3/16" lower than than the receiver rail and, after trying all adjustments possible, I could not even come close to getting any type of accuracy alignment I then tried user a 1/2" riser on the gas block and the same problem arose due to the front now being higher! The gas block and receiver rail MUST be virtually 100% identical in height!
1559010
On this scope the objective end projects 1/2" below the saddle of the rings. Depending what gun you're mounting this on you need to take into account the height of your mount and receiver to get a total of at least 1/2" clearance to the barrel. Some scope ring manufactures actually list the height of their rings on their websites.
1917432
I think these rings will fit and rifle or pistol with a rail. they expand open a good 1.5 inches and close tight to 1/4 inch. I mounted a laser to a AR-17 and then liked them so much I got another set for my handgun. It was a no hassle deal on these after buying a set that didn't fit anything I owned.
629266
No. Completely different type of mounting system. You didn't mention which model you bought. Hopefully the flat top which has a picatinney rail. You will need a set of rings for an AR style rifle.
899988
I mounted a Burris 3-9x36 fullfield scope on a flat top ar and it fit with plenty of room to spare. I don't think you'll have any problems. UTG states that these rings will accommodate a scope with a 50mm objective lens so you should be in good shape. I hope this helps.
983996
Flip your rifle over. If the two lay flat then no. If they are flat you can use any standard hight front sight. This sight is for the lower gas block. Roughly 1/4 inch lower than the upper rail.
1916809
Issue isn't size of rings, issue is how high do you have to elevate the scope for clearance. I use UTG. #RG2W 120. These rings mount high and will accept scopes up to 65MM. This allowed me to use my iron sights below the scope. But they come in lower profiles. A medium and a low profile. It tells you on the box what size Objective lens and tube diameter each is good for. Hope this helps
110341
I assume you have decided you really need a riser and cannot make do with high or extra-high scope rings. Make sure the length of the riser is a good match with the length of the rail on the AR7. Both should be the same length or the riser slightly shorter than the rail of the gun. If you need closer eye relief for an optic, just adding this riser won't help and you should consider buying an offset riser having a cantilevered extension on one end. Since the 1913 Picatinny rail is a military standard design, all such rails will fit together if the lengths are compatible.
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.
1783802
I mounted a 3x12x44 on these rings and have had No issues with either the rings or scope! Happy hunting!
326459
The rings are low, I purchase millet aluminum high mount ($20) to put on mine. I have mine on an ar-15 for work shoot open sights and red dot with them.
1627336
The sight sits kinda high above your rail, so yes, you should be fine. Mine has a flat front gas book and so front sights would not be an issue for me. It may be visible if you have a raised front gas block, but should not obstruct your crosshairs.
189368
These will not work for a flat top AR. Product description clearly states, "Profile Designed for Installation on Gas Block." I failed to heed this warning, purchased the set for my Mossberg MMR tactical with flattop picatinny upper, and they do not work. The front sight cannot be adjusted high enough to get a straight shot.
1216930
One 30 mm extra-high mount is what I used on the strikefire on my AR-15. This allowed co-witness with the back-up iron sights. One ring is all that is needed but again if used on an AR15 or AR10 platform you need something taller than a low ring.
1471895
I was successful in using the UTG mounts for an Bushmaster AR15 ORC using the medium height rings with quick connection to a Pica tinny rail. The gap is less than an 1/8 inch. The rings need to be of the 1 inch diameter flavor, 30mm rings are just too large.