Need to get rings and covers. Can you advise on the min high of the rings to mount the 6-18x and the size of the front & rear covers?
87361
You need to make sure first and for most that the rings you get are as close as possible to the receiver. The covers I would recommend are one that fit on the interior of the optic. What ever rings you buy make sure that 44mm will clear the barrel. Hope I can help
87362
You'll need high rings mediums won't give adequate clearance especially on AR's with rails
87363
Mine came with the covers. The rings I have are Weaver mid. I barely have 1/8" between the objective and barrel (Remington 700 30-06).
258803
6"x9" and mounting depth is 3/4"You may need adapters to replace the factory ones. Suggest to check how your current factory ones installed.
960776
No it won't it would be too low. Sorry I posted earlier that it would fit but you would need higher rings.
2200
The high-rise mounts will be high enough to see over the front mount. I bought the riser blocks and didn't need them.
1914962
30 mm and get the Burris xtreme tactical scope rings with the 6 screws worth the buy
2049575
The clearance behind the 6U rack is over 19". It will be affected by any gear mounted in the top rack of course.
139489
I'm not sure, but this is what I would do. I would get the Warne .22 caliber 1" rings. Midwayusa.com has them. Follow the link below.http://www.midwayusa.com/product/111875/warne-1-22-caliber-rings-matte-medium?cm_vc=ProductFindingStart with the lowest rings you can. If these are too low, send them back and get a size higher.Also, some stores will mount your scope for you if you buy rings from them. I know Cabela's did it for me. So you might call around and try something like that out first.Good luck.
536461
I have high rings as well and have had no problem. I highly doubt that the height of your rings is the problem.
2216826
If your stock speakers are 6.5" yes if not you will have to buy a trim ring to get them to fit securely
1353670
I used Leopold 1" rings. As for Low, Medium and High sets, I used Medium and they worked great.
802671
I am not sure of the size of those tires but I'm running 285 65 18s on mine with this kit, gives 2.75 inches up front and 2 in the rear, depending on how your yota responds to the kit you should be dead level. I'm running 18x10.5 rims and 1" spacers with extremely minimal trimming. A lot of clearance with this kit. I'd reccomend replacing the frot shocks before adding the spacer if the shocks have higher mileage. Make sure you get it properly aligned after the install. Goodluck
817923
The rings will mate to a standard Picatinny or Weaver rail. They are larger in diameter than 1-inch because of the rubber cover. They mount the scope fairly low on the rail, so if you need more height, you can use a couple rail risers. I have two of these scopes and have had no problems with them. dp
740900
You need one inch rings. Mid or high? It depends on you I have a round face and use the tall rings. I hope this help's you. Ron
8747
I think I mounted it with normal height rings. It did not need anything special on my cz455 .17 hmr with 3/8 dovetail
1177233
I doubt it. Unless you know a lot about how these work and adjustments can be made to suit a 2x6 I wouldn't count on it. The rear one is set to 7 and that worked fine for me with no adjustments necessary. I can't get the front one to work on a triple ring and have written to Shimano to see if there's a compatibility issue since I can't figure out why it won't work. And that's when it's for a 3x7 which it's designed for!
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The rings that come with the optic. For an AR or any flat rail type system you will need the taller rings. The front of the optic will contact the rail with the low rings on a flat rail. I made the mistake of ordering the wrong one, but a quick email to vortex and they sent me the correct rings along with a prepaid return slip. Excellent customer service.
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The pix's fool me, first note it is a 30mm ring, second it appears to be an offset, it is not, depending on your scope, the front site will be in the view, most times it is to close and will not cause a problem. I was looking for a mount that set slightly off center. Hope that helps