Has anyone tried this mount with the Nikon P-223 BDC Carbine scope?
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I have the Nikon P-223 3x32 BDC Carbine scope and this mount does NOT fit that scope. The distance of the outer edges of the rings are too far apart to fit the short carbine scope. Great mount but I had to return mine.
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I have a Nikon P-223 3-9x40 scope mounted in this. It works great. The mount places the optic a bit high, but that's so that it will still clear a set of BUIS (magpuls can just fit underneath).
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the tube sizes are correct but if you have the fixed power Nikon this mount WILL NOT work. The distance between the bevels of the scope ends will not fit. I think it will fit the variable power scope but you need to measure to make sure.
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I can tell that I used the Barska mount that came with the scope and mounted it just fine on my AR-15 (223) and there was plany room for adjusting it back and forth on top of my AR.
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Can't answer this question because I have a special 18.5" barrel w/ heat shield and breacher on the end . No bead sight. This mount measures a little less than 1mm from the top of the receiver. I would think that as long as the front bead sight isn't to small it should work out alright.Hope this helps you.
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I have a Nikon Prostaff 3x9 BDC with it on a 6.8 AR. I wound up using a dremel to remove a little metal from between rings. The Nikon scope turrent base is fat, and it caused my crosshairs to cant right by a bit. Otherwise no issues.
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I am using this mount on that rifle and the top edge of the front sight is about at the centerline of the scope. But you can't see the front sight through the scope when looking at distant objects because its so out of focus its hardly even a blur.
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It should, I have a fixed ( A2 ) front sight and I have no problem with this mount. I use a nikon prostaff 2x7 with this mount for coyote hunting in VA. Hope this helps.
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I've used it on my wife's 15-22, and she loves it. As a matter of fact, she now won't use any other optic on that rifle since I installed the Sigtac.
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I have mine mounted on a Savage 223 and works fine. I also have a P-223 on a Marlin 30-30 and also works perfect. Both are extraordinary scopes and very clear image. The M-223 should work well with your 270. BDL drops are great for different distances.
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i mounted it on a rhino mount connected to a ph helmet and it sat too far forward. even with the mounts rail set all the way rearward. because of this, you will never get a good sight picture and i am now considering buying the rifle mount and just mounting this monocular right behind an aimpoint pro. i am hesitant because im not sure it will co-witness.
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I have a 45 degree angle mount on mine with a bushnell ar-red dot. And it works great did not notice it being any slimmer than a picattney rail because I took it of my ar-15 to put on my mp-5. Hope that helps
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Yes, I am using that mount with this scope. It's a great combination on an AR.
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I've got these on a Savage bolt-action so I couldn't say, but I did have a similiar set-up as what you're talking about on a Ruger that I own and it was a bear finding the right mount. I ultimately had to just search around for a cantilevered single piece mounting system that put the scope forward of the flip-up. It wasn't ideal. I'm going to say that these may be limited to do what you want. Perhaps look at the Nikon one-pieces (or any maker you like) that give you some ability to get the scope forward of the flip-up. Then you get into eye relief issues I know. Seems like a business opportunity for someone because you ain't the only one to encounter this issues. Good luck. I've got these on a Savage bolt-action so I couldn't say, but I did have a similiar set-up as what you're talking about on a Ruger that I own and it was a bear finding the right mount. I ultimately had to just search around for a cantilevered single piece mounting system that put the scope forward of the flip-up. It wasn't ideal. I'm going to say that these may be limited to do what you want. Perhaps look at the Nikon one-pieces (or any maker you like) that give you some ability to get the scope forward of the flip-up. Then you get into eye relief issues I know. Seems like a business... » Read More I've got these on a Savage bolt-action so I couldn't say, but I did have a similiar set-up as what you're talking about on a Ruger that I own and it was a bear finding the right mount. I ultimately had to just search around for a cantilevered single piece mounting system that put the scope forward of the flip-up. It wasn't ideal. I'm going to say that these may be limited to do what you want. Perhaps look at the Nikon one-pieces (or any maker you like) that give you some ability to get the scope forward of the flip-up. Then you get into eye relief issues I know. Seems like a business opportunity for someone because you ain't the only one to encounter this issues. Good luck. « Show Less
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I am using this Mako mount on a Glock 21 C full size 45 Auto pistol. I've mounted on it and a I amreflex read a soul scope. I am heading in the nines on paper at 15 yards. No issues with slide function and because the amount is attached to the frame there is no recoil issue on the scope.
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sorry, I cant help you. I never could get the mounting screws on one side of the rail loose to be able to mount the rail on the rifle. I ended up giving up and buying a Wiegnand and had no trouble mounting a P223 scope back far enough to be useful. It did take special mounts (Nikon mounting rings) in order to make that work.
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Not sure whether it would mess it up or not but I have mounted Bushnell scopes on 12 ga. Rem 870 without any problems. You might check out the Leupold and Nikon Shotgun scopes with BDC. I have the Leupold on a bolt action Savage 20 ga and it is very accurate. They are in the same price range of this scope.
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I have this mount on a NEF. Chambered in .223 on SB2 action. The distance you are looking for (top of barrel to bottom of scope rings) is .800" I was not too impressed with this mount. But then again you get what you pay for. It is cast steel and very heavy. The radius of the scope base mount was a little lager than the diameter/radius of my barrel. So the fit was less than desirable. So I actually put down a small bed of epoxy when I installed the mount. This fills in the excess space. Just do a seach for "Making the NEF Handi Rifle Better" and you will find the info.