I have a sears 30/30 that shoots well within 50 yards with the steel sights.Can I use this scope for longer range and special rings tousethestocksight
1853315
I wouldn't recommend the scope for shots longer than 250 yards. this is definitely not for precision shooting, it's more so for hunting.
705803
As long as your scope has a 1" tube as opposed to the 30mm I don't see why not otherwise the manufacturers would have to make rings specifically for rubber-armored scopes. I've never owned a rubber-armored scope so can't swear to it but think you'd be OK....
1384652
I can't answer your specific question but I wouldn't recommend this scope if your looking to purchase. I bought one and can't get it to consistently sight in at over 75 yards.
1265377
Yes. You can cowitness your iron sights and the Scope. I use the lowest scope-mounts on it.
244889
This is a great scope but, I don't think that it would be good for anything farther than around 100 yards.I hope this helps you
1637809
Thats gonna be cutting it awfully close. , your target will look like its in the scope lol Why would one need a scope for 25 yards ? If thats all you'll be shooting . You might wanna go with a hollographic red dot or something and if you shoot long and short do the same and get QD rings for the nikon. Its an excellent scope for the money
1981123
Yes. 30-06 bore sighter can be used for 30-30. These will fit many calibers, not just the four specific.
1107678
No. Mounted on a Ruger Gunsite Scout. Forward mount. It works very well. Usually set it at 3x or 4x at 100 yards for my old eyes. Nice to be able to dial it up higher for longer distance, out to 300yrds if needed. The advantage of Scout type scopes is getting on the target quickly with both eyes open. There are better options for long range.
1235852
Yes. I have it on a .223 and usually shot at the 300 yard range. This scope can easily reach beyond the range if my rifle. Should be great for a 30-06.
95094
Not sure I can do that. Depends on what you define as long range. I typically don't shoot beyond 100yds. Scope rests on a m1a. Ergonomics on scope are good. Glass is clear. More shooting needed.
1291647
The scope is not designed to be co-witnessed with fixed iron sights. As previously stated, the reticle is visible with or without illumination, so it should be usable regardless of lighting conditions or dead batteries. If you want an alternative sighting system (for instance, a 1x non-magnified sight picture rather than 3x), I would recommend a set of 45 degree offset sights.
34304
Don't see why they would not work provided you have a weaver or picatinny rail. That 3 power scope probably won't focus for the first 30 feet, that's pretty strong for a 177 cal BB or pellet gun. I've got a Super Glo 2x red dot and everyone loves it.
143821
The idea behind the Brass Stacker is to allow you to still use the iron sights (up to a couple hundred meters). You need to balance the ability to use the iron sights in case of an optic failure, scope position, cheek weld, comfort, etc. I didn't give it much thought and used low-profile rings with a long eye-relief pistol scope and it worked out well - I can still use the iron sights and the rifle if comfortable to mount.
1453227
I have this scope mounted on a sks. The mount lets me see through the bottom to use iron sights. I use the scope for shots over 25 yards and out to 200 yards and more. I use iron sights for shots under 25 yards. I really like this scope, for the price it can't be beat.
316469
Yes you will be able to use your iron sights due to the Springfield mounts high clearance over them. The height of the scope may cause a problem with cheek weld to the stock. I changed out my M1A stock to a Archangel stock which has an adjustable cheek weld and length of pull for a more custom fit and I love it. You could also purchase strap on welds that will bring your eye level up to the scope while maintaining a weld on the stock.
1321564
I haven't tried to on mine, the tube has a molded flat rectangle the base is bolted to. the distance form front to rear of turret block gives about 2 1/2 to 3 inches and the space from front optics cones base to turret block is tight for rings. You can give it a try, It's not the most expensive scope.
1739897
I don't see why it couldn't be the only problem I could think of is it looks like you have to mount the scope pretty far forward on your rifle which could cause a problem with eye relief. As far as range goes though you will be fine. I have mine mounted on my ar 15 and at 200 yards I was shooting a 2 inch group.