Do these require relief cuts across the dovetail for clearance to the tightening bolt?
935055
Re clearence: Relief cuts are Not needed using the dovetail that comes on my rifles. I have used them on three different brands. I like these mounts but they are an extrusion sliced and not real accurate. They quickly lap in very nicely to prevent stresses in the scope. Do mark front and rear for the future reassembly. The need does arise.
935056
I don't know that I understand exactly your question, I bought two sets of these scope mounts, and put them on two Savage 64F rifles, with very little work, just basically tightening up the dovetail bolt and sighting in the scope, no other work was necessary for my set up. The see through base allows us to use the iron sights, or also use the scopes depending on the target we are using. I am happy with these mounts on the 22LR rifle, although I don't know anything about using them on a higher caliber rifle.
935057
I got these for my henry 22 rifle. They slide in the groove on the rifle and you tighten the screws. these mounts are high enough to look through and use open sights. They are also high enough so that I did not need to get an extender for the hammer. There are other types of mounts if your gone does not have mounting grooves. Google your gun to see what type of mount you will need.
71484
Yes, it will work the way you want it with the existing bolts, no quick release required.
1217424
Yes exactly. The gray ring twists to tighten around them. The threads are gapped/fluted to allow them to compress.
1357238
It utilizes the rear dovetail. Makes it easy to install and adjust if needed
338944
No, bit they cut pretty easily. I used scissors to cut open the closed end to jam them on backwards on my butterfly bars. They work fine.
1230437
Yes, they use a squeeze type bolt system to hold in place. Tighten to install, loosen to adjust or take off.
731284
I have had no need to remove the blades, but did check yesterday and they are secured with a bolts and nuts as stated below.
277836
No problems with clearance,like bolting on O.E. manifolds,took about 30 minutes a side,smokin deal !!!
731285
Yes. They are fastened with two bolts and nuts on both sides through the shaft.
736976
You should be able to adjust tightness, then secure with the 2 bolt screws. Pretty easy
1902860
No but I think you could use a bolt cutter. It would be more appropriate for something like that. these are handy to use for everything else when you need though.
2175698
Yes, they can be removed easily but I have no idea about the 9/16 thread. Would there be some kind of marking on either the "bolt" or the nut that would state the size? I'd be happy to check for you.
1184990
Not unless specified. I have used the original bolts before without a problem.
2235911
My gunsmith had no problem installing these without making adjustments. He had more trouble removing the stock sights!!!
1591418
Not completely! But pretty damn close. You can cut a hole with a 2-5/8" hole saw, and they will squeeze securely into place. They will stick out about 1/8" or whatever the depth of the face is.
1413480
No, but you don't need them. Spring or only about 1 inch thick you need a couple C-clamps to compress spring till you get nuts threaded. Gets lift from bowing springs.
220892
They will bolt right on. You may need to trim the end of your lugs to allow clearance.