Do I need the angled neck? Or will the hopper be off to the side enough for a sight already?
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The hopper sits far enough to the side to allow for a mounted scope, but I still used a 90 degree offset mount for my red dot scope. Made it easier to use with a mask on...
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Depends on the diameter if the sight. I use a short Red Dot sight with no problem
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It depends on how and under what circumstances you plan to use the spotting scope. I have found that when sighting in your rifle or if you are road hunting in a vehicle and using a scope window mount, the straight version tends to works better. If you are "spot & stalk" hunting, and looking for animals up the sides of mountains and/or hills, the angled version is much superior and more practical. Alex Wilcox (huntingglobal.com) o) 719-783-4128
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I'm afraid I can't say positively; it's on a flat top with a gas block front base to keep the line of sight clear of obstructions. I put Midwest Industries folding front and rear sights on and it co-witnesses them but low in the Aimpoint's field of view. I would think, in use with a normal height front sight, it would be more towards center.
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Not sure I have free float rail with flip up sights mounted on a 45 degree angle.
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You will need to modify the sight tool. If you have a dremel it will be an easy modification.
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not with this particular sight, but there are other models that are right angled
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Yes, that's what I have and to be honest send your money on a Larue mount, this one was not good enough for my set up. it would not hold center, I would use this on a .22 that's it. I have a M&P; 15 .556, and if your going to spend the money on a Aimpoint, don't go cheap on the magnifier, I hope this helps.Steve
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It will probably be too tall. I love the riser though. I needed to get my scope off the upper rail just high enough to be able to put the scope protective caps on. Works like a champ and brings it up to eye level for me. Maybe consider ditching the iron sights you have now and switch to magpuls offset sights. Little pricy but that's what I did. Hope this helps good luck.
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I truly can't answer that question , I bought mine for an EOTech, they do give you several shims so you can adjust the Vortex up to the sight your using. I hope that helps. Mine required no shimming and was spot on as far as alignment was concerned. It is a good buy.... you can probably return it if it doesn't line up. Good Luck!
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Depends on your back up iron sights. Diffrent heights require different mounts. My flip up soghts needed the cantilever mount in order for the sight to be cowitness
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The angled view piece is good for activities like birdwatching, where the thing you're looking at may be high or low. It's probably less useful for target shooting, where the thing stays put. Say I'm looking at a duck on the lake, then tilt the scope up to look at a warbler in a tree. If the view piece is straight, I have to half-crouch to get my eye down to the view piece. Or I adjust the tripod height, after which the warbler is long gone. If the piece is angled, I just rotate the scope to get the view piece to a comfortable height. Also good for sharing: my husband spots something, says "look at this," and rotates the scope down to my eye level without moving the field of view.
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Take your bow to a pro shop and have the peep installed and have the sight and rest checked for correct alignment. That should tighten up your groups.
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I am not sure what type you have, if it is a hexagon shaped screw it would require an allen wrench, you can buy them in sets but more than likely your sights could be made in a foreign country which means possibly metric not SAE. I have looked carefully at the sight from what I see there is no elevation adjustment but I can only see one side.
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I highly recommend getting the magnifier individually, then getting the 36mm mount for third party sights like sightmark, ncstar, Burris. But if you have eotech or aimpoint, this setup should be fine with minimal adjustment
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No you will need a riser to clear front sight. Possibly a half inch riser will work.
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Yes. A flat top receiver is a little higher (thicker on the deck) so a taller f marked sight is appropriate. The rear sight is correct for this set up.
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I honestly don't know what to tell you; I have a vertical grip hung off mine that extends beyond the off-set's length, and I haven't had an issue/ I suppose you could buy 2 and mount them next to each other if you're worried about contiguous mounting for the sight.