I just put a Simmons 4X32 on my Ruger American in .308. Will it be OK?
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It may get you by for a time. Because of the capabilities of your rifle and round, I would suggest saving money to purchase a better scope.Some of the lower tier Leupold, Nikon, and Bushnell Elite scopes would serve you very well for many, many years.
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No idea here. You might ask the manufacturer or just see if it will hold up to the shock. Made for a .22 but who knows.
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Yes, I believe so... We have had one on a 12 gauge shooting hornady sabot slugs for years. They kick quite a bit. We recently put one on a 30.06 I have a regular 270 with a Nikon scope on it and it does not kick as hard as either of those other guns so I think you will be ok...
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You'll have to measure your mounting holes. Usually manufacturers purposely design their parts proprietary to keep parts from other manufacturers interchanging with theirs, unless there is a military specification they have to adhere to. That being said, here are the measurements of the Ruger 10/22 mounting holes: 1st (rear) hole to the next hole = 1/4", 2nd hole to 3rd hole = 2-9/16", and 3rd hole to 4th (front) hole = 7/8". I took these measurements with a ruler, so they're not dead on. But they should be close enough to see if your mounting holes will work. Hope this helps, good luck... You'll have to measure your mounting holes. Usually manufacturers purposely design their parts proprietary to keep parts from other manufacturers interchanging with theirs, unless there is a military specification they have to adhere to. That being said, here are the measurements of the Ruger 10/22 mounting holes: 1st (rear) hole to the next hole = 1/4", 2nd hole to 3rd hole = 2-9/16", and 3rd hole to 4th (front) hole = 7/8". I took these measurements with a ruler, so they're not dead on. But they should be close enough to see if your mounting holes will work. Hope this... » Read More You'll have to measure your mounting holes. Usually manufacturers purposely design their parts proprietary to keep parts from other manufacturers interchanging with theirs, unless there is a military specification they have to adhere to. That being said, here are the measurements of the Ruger 10/22 mounting holes: 1st (rear) hole to the next hole = 1/4", 2nd hole to 3rd hole = 2-9/16", and 3rd hole to 4th (front) hole = 7/8". I took these measurements with a ruler, so they're not dead on. But they should be close enough to see if your mounting holes will work. Hope this helps, good luck... « Show Less
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I see no problem. I would use a higher power version(6X16 or higher) since your range will be a lot further than an air rifle.
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Yes no problem. P have a 3-9X56 that I put on multipul pellet rifled and my 30-06 n the pellet rifles have killed scopes because the forward them backward recoil they make so ur 22 mag or 17 HMR should be right on
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The recoil pad would be a close fit in the small size, but you would still have to grind some for a perfect fit. If you intend to get one to grind to fit, you would be better off getting the medium size and grind it down to fit as the small size does not leave much room for error. I used a medium on my Mosberg Maverick and also on my 223 & 270. Hope this helps.
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Charles, I purchased this for a 308 platform. Mount was bent. Went to Burris XD rings. It's a better choice.
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Hi Jim: I have a Mosin Nagant 7.62x54r Rifle compared to your rifle it is a cannon. The scope is Rock solid on my rifle and it will on yours too. Make sure that you have a good solid scope mount base and good rings choose some rings that aren't too high from the receiver. Tighten everything good after you adjusted for proper eye relief and you should have no problems. Have fun at the range Wayne
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Yeah, you should be fine. Ghost ring sights are a little higher, but there was plenty of clearance.
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Dennis.....personally i would go with at least a 3x9x32 on a 30-06. I put this scope on my ar15 and its great for 223 caliber. 06 has lots more range and a bigger magnification would serve you well
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Yes it will handle a .308 easily (Especially since it is gas operated) I have an N750 and an N550 and they sit on top of bolt action Remington 700's both in .30-06Springfield. No problems at all...
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The mount will stand true on a 308. I would suggest that you get a scope that can withstand the recoil.
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It would work.However I would consider a Leupold Rifleman 4-12X40.It is around $50 more,but you will like it better in the long run.I have the Rifleman 4-12x40 on my CZ .223 and I love it.I can shoot out to 300 yrds
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Mine fits and works great on a Ruger American 30-06, no problem holding zero. My only warning is make sure to get the medium rising scope mounts, I initially got the shorties and the bell was so close to the barrel I couldn't fit a cap onto the front. It didn't touch without a cap, but the space was so tight I couldn't slip one on.
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I have this on my 308 and I'm buying another just like it for my ar15. My 308 has as much kick as any 30 30. You will love this scope not just for the price but for a clear and durable scope. Good luck and let me know how you like this scope. You won't regret buying it.
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No, the dimensions on the Ruger American rimfire are completely different. The Rugers have a standard 3/8" groove and will take most .22-type rings. You can also install a pair of Weaver #12 bases for full size rings.
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Lol yeah shouldn't be a problem...I have it on a modified SKS and can see far greater than the gun can shoot