I have a 1970's version of Benjamin model 312 .22cal pellet pump rifle. It's never had a rear sight, need avice on what would properly fit this model.
946674
I never found a scope mount to fit either. I received and returned four different ones. After I got a Remington 700 with Leopold scope, I haven't worried so much.
946675
These do not fit tightly enough to hold a scope well enough to be any good. I was disappointed.
946676
I have a Sheridan 5mm pump air rifle. I purchased the mounts in order to put a scope on the rifle. The mounts work fine and fit correctly. The only issue I have is where the rear mount attaches. With the scope installed, I wish the scope could be mounted farther towards the rear, in other words closer to my eye. I mounted the rear scope mount as far back as I can.
748387
I had to remove the rear iron sight due to the low profile of the scope rings. If you wish to keep the iron sights on your firearm, you will need to use high (versus low or medium height) rings.
1007984
There is no rear iron sight where this is mounted on a Marlin 336. I don't know about other models. On the 336 you take out four factory short screws and install this rail with the four screws provided. Not much else to say.
807611
I believe that the rear sight is more of a straight up "block" sight instead of the sloped back "novak"...... should really be similar though. Hope this helps.
1762330
No....look up the sights for that gun. I have one too. Requires a different sight.
654737
After a little research it is to my best knowledge the rear flip up sight should be compatible with the fixed front sight. However prior to buying a set you may want to take your rifle to a gun dealet and get their advice. Good luck, lets us know how it works out
1100010
Look up your scope on BSA web site and it will show you your scope and sight picture. Its just like the one I got from them. One fine scope.
2077461
As I am not very familiar with that model I would advise contacting Browning but if the front sight is held on by a single screw just behind the bead in the middle of the barrel then I would go for it. It fit both me S&W; slug gun and an older shotgun that I have both utilizing a single screw in the front sight. Just make sure to use the original screw that is now in your front sight.
1200099
There are rear sights available that will mount on the dovetail. They will cost between $30 and $80 so almost as much as the gun itself. Try Pyramyd Air Gun and Midway Shooter Supply. You could check E-Bay or the air gun forum classifieds and see if there is a used one available.
88719
These are kinda made for there rifles that already have front and back sights or there slug barrel shotgun that also already has front and back sights witch you would just replace stock obes with these if you dont have them thats something you would have to talk to a gunsmith about hope this helped
201807
I really don't know for sure on your rifle, I bought them for a Crossman 1400 pellet rifle and they didn't work for me. The 2 sides are held together tightly by a single screw in each but I believe from what a friend told me they only fit a Benjamin as that is what is on his. Jim Keller
620469
That requires a long and involved answer. There are some good videos on the internet you might want to look at. Important items: The rifle needs to be very secure and steady. I locked mine in a "gun vise.". I also found that I needed to fire about 100 pellets through the rifle before it settled down enough to get a consistent pattern. I also discovered (1) the scope rings that came with the scope were junk. I purchased a good set and it made a big difference. (2) I had to shim the scope to get the height correct - I simple ran out of adjustment. As I recall I had to shim it on the lower part of the rear ring. It can take some time to get the scope adjusted (quite a few pellets and targets) but you can get it right on. You'll be very happy with the way is shoots once you get it done.
1570405
It should fit the. 308. Attaches to the rear sight and butt stock. I don't think there is any difference between a 7.62 and 308 in that regard. Not a bad rail, but the sight is absolute garbage. I'm thinking of putting a TWS peep sight on it as a back up to my red dot.
2197924
The rear sight is a dovetail sized for old style government model 1911 as the front is a staked pin requiring a steaming tool to install. If your pistol is equipped with these old style sights they will fit but in my experience I would not try to install the front sight without a proper tool and you should expect to have to do some fitting of the rear sight as well.
1438718
I looked at the different model sights and did not see for your gun. Call 1-800-530-9028 for a better answer. The Sights are great
1875670
I don't know specifically about the carbine model but I have a 10-22 takedown model and the rear sight doesn't fit. The front one looks like it will fit, though I haven't tried installing it yet.
1884561
It is rifled, and is not set up for BB's. I'd imagine they will fit, as the caliber is the same, but you'll have a hell of a time keeping them in place as you close the barrel.