We have a Daisy 880 air rifle with a 3/8" flat rail. Will this fit on it? Or, do I need "UTG Low Profile .22/Airgun to Picatinny/Weaver Rail Adaptor"
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I think you need the Picatinney/Weaver adapter...20 mm. I mounted my new NVto a standard 20 mm Picatinney mount with no problem. Good luck.
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I would get the adapter. I mounted mine after I got a rail that was long enough for my rifle. The rail they inclued was too short as was the length between the scope mounts.
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You would need an adapter if you are attaching it to a picatinny rail if your AR is furnishing a quad rail. I personally use the picatinny (weaver) rail to swivel stud conversion made by Yankee Hill Machine.
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It fits on mine, picatinny rails are standardized.All picatinny accessories fit all picatinny rails.
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The 13 slot riser is real close to 5 and 3/4" long, just a hair short. I recall it being advertised as 5.7" somewhere else. In my case I want the scope mounts as far apart as possible, and it works well for a variety of 3-12X42 or so variables that I have. It will mount on the Flattop action, but I set it up to cross over onto the hand guard rail as well for more eye relief.
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If your gun has a dovetail mount you will need an adapter. So first verify what mount your gun has.
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I own a Colt M4 carbine and I have the M2 front sight. It's factory and I don't want to mess with it. I have a Trijicon and a Bushnell sight, and ordered the UTG-1" adapter rail because the front sight was too high and the ACOG sight was not working. The 1" seems to do the trick for both sights, but I have not been to the range yet. That will tell the story, but I'm sure the problem was solved with the adapter.
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Mine was UTG 3x9-32. I did add a 1/2" riser (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004Z5C0SQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) to allow clearance over Flip-up rear backup sight. The offset Mount with the riser allowed plenty of clearance over rear site and charging handle, lots of clearance over mil-spec fore end. Wish there was some way to add picture.
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Hi Chris, This mount is designed to be used w/a Weaver style or Picatinny style rail only.... They measure 5/8's inch wide.. I think the 3/8" rail is mostly for .22 caliber rifles? Hope that helps?
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Does anyone know if I need a 1" or a 1/2" riser to use this on a A2 AR-15 front sight? Thanks
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I purchased a "dove-tail to a picatinny rail" adapter here on Amazon for only $2.50 so that I can mount it on my Air-Rifle. Hope this helps.Here's a link: Dovetail to Weaver Tactical Rail Base Mount 3/8" to 7/8" Converter Adapter 11mm - 20mmAirGunWarriors.
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Won't work on a quad, picatinny rail. This mount is made for dovetails that I believe are 3/8"
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Your best bet is to bring it to a local gun shop and test fit. I know a S&W; .40 fits so at least other models are known to adapt. however as the other member answered it all depends on the rail.
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If you are talking about the paintball gun that is priced at over a thousand dollars,Yes---this will fit the picatinny rail. Just adjust the sight's included brackets. Also prior to ordering, make sure you choose the sight that is for both 3/8" dove tail and Weaver rails.
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Yes, it's just a picatinny rail on a riser. UTG and others make a "medium" height riser that allows a absolute co-witness (dot sets on front sight post) with the Magpul MBUS gen2 BUIS
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3/8" is smaller than 1/2". These fit .22lr rails, or the dovetail underneath old mosin rear sights. I doubt your bolt-on rail is 3/8", but if you posted a link to the mount you bought maybe we could check it out and see.
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I'm jealous, wish I had a Ruger 10/22. The "flip-over" clamps fit a picatiny rail, or standard (11mm?) sight slots on a air rifle. It worked great on both my applications: 1) Existing picatiny rails on "AR-15 look-alike" Mosberg 715T 22LR; And 2) existing standard (11mm?) sight slots on a Gamo air rifle .177
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use high 2 piece 3/8" mounts for loading clearance,scope should be awesome with that winchester 811 on an Daisy Powerline 35.