What is the smallest diameter circular hole I can insert the end of your scope into and be assured of pulling it back out of w/o it binding?
1855648
1" diameter but I have to use the mirror to get a lateral picture of welding
1855649
The Vividia VV Flex Cam 14 has a 14 mm (13.96mm by my calipers) diameter end (which is the largest part of the scope end. The camera is tapered on the back end so that as you draw is out of a hole it will not hang up.
1231169
Just about any size will work, as long as it is not a really small one. I bought a high quality biner, Black Diamond Positron Screwgate Carabiner, on Amazon, for it. The first one I used was a freebie that came with an order I placed with a supply house. That biner eventually malfunctioned, the leaf spring putting tension on the gate kept on popping out and finally just disappeared one day. Point is you get something cheap usually means cheap quality and function problems. I don't foresee any problems with the Black Diamond one I got, it's worked fine now for about six months.
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1" is your tube diameter, which 1"rings will work. I would get a good set that will hold and not back off. I love mine, it's an awesome scope!!! If you happen to put it on an AR make sure to get a riser, or tall tall rings for comfort. Other wise your check will be smashed to the stock lol, which makes the scopes eye relief hard to enjoy!
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Jim,THe internal dimension of the eyepiece holder is 1.215 inches.It is threaded on the outside of the tube which is very short and made as part of the spotting scope.This scope probably will not work for what you want to do.The eyepiece screws in on the external thread,however the tunnel inside the eyepiece tube is only .800 inches deep before you encounter the mirror.If you need photos (closeups)contact me at gaiginsteve@gmail.com and I will send you a series of closeups of the ocular area.Hope this helps Steve
2096417
Eric is right, the diameter of a rifle scope is too small for the adhesive mounts. I'd look at the "roll bar mount" instead.
1522029
It might show in the scope. The rings are pretty low. I'm running 45 degree offset irons to avoid the chance. You could run the scope with a taller ring though if it became a problem.
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It is a bit short of 6 inches. I have adjustable scope mounts so it doesn't bother me.
2005538
This mount seems to be for a 1" dia scope. It doesn't have the inserts to size it down.
1765526
The ring inserts are AL. The lug is round with a flathead slit. Good and solid. It does secure a 1 inch or 30mm scope. I use this same model for my AR15 in a 223. I also use it on my AR 15 7.62x39. Hope this was helpful.
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1". I used it to dope my scope on a Mossberg .22LR rifle. It works just fine!
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Millett makes both. You can get Millett rings in either 1" or 30mm. I have some of each. Check to see which your scope is and order what you need. Great rings, I love'em!!
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I assume for mounting purposes? Im at work at the time but you can tighten with a wrench or socket on the left side of the scope!!!
540127
The outside diameter of the large gripping area is approx. 1 1/2". The mount that comes with it raises the center of the scope (if you were to measure it horizontally from the rail) also approx. 11/2". I bought another mount made by Tactical which is much thicker and stronger than the original mount for about $25.00 on Amazon. It was recommended by another customer. It also swings out so you can look directly into the red dot you have mounted in front of the magnifier. Overall the magnifier works great with my Sigthmark sight and lines up perfectly. Very accurate. The only thing problem is with both your magnifier and sight, it is a little bulky. I have since changed to just a regular compact 3x9 compact scope which is lighter and takes up less rail space. Hope this helps. I don't think you could mount the magnifier more than another 1/4", otherwise it would hit the rail.
1094228
have a look at there size chart,they have measurements in imperial and metric.measure both ends of your scope.
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No, but here's a link to help you find what you need.http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/lid=11213/GunTechdetail/Ring-Height-Chart After figuring what height you need , you can search around and see what brand looks the best to you. Millet makes some nice steel rings that are windage adjustable. Check out youtube for the Midway video for lapping the rings so the rings will grip the scope correctly. Or have a gunsmith install them. There have been many scopes ruined by incorrect installation (warping the tube because of incorrect ring installation)
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The body of this flashlight is a 1" diameter...which was one of the big selling points for me. It will use a standard 1" picatinny scope ring. The lights were so inexpensive I bought one red and one green, and a pair of cheap throw-lever scope rings, so I can swap them out depending on what I wanted with them.
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the barrel end or knurled end is about 3/16" in diameter so the hole would have to be maybe 7/32" or a little larger for ease of passing through.