Would this mount work on a Ruger Mark II handgun that is threaded for a scope or is it for a Ruger 10/22 only?
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To be completely honest, I cut it in half drilled new holes and mounted them around the breach on a savage mkII. So...to answer your question it would probably fit anything it's long enough for as long as you are willing to do some work. As far as fitting out of the box. I have no idea. Sorry if this doesn't help.
8378
This mount should work on any pistol with a lower rail under the barrel/slide assembly. The only problem I have had with mine is keeping the set screws tightened down over time. They can loosen and drop the mount and any sighting device you have attached from the pistol. Happened to me at the range and fortunately did not damage the optics.
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The Tech sight will fit in the dovetail of the front sight. The rear sight screws into the pre-drilled openings on the ruger where a scope mount would go. The rear sight dovetail is not used with the tech sight. If you have the tools to remove the dovetail front and rear sight then it should be easily doable. I had an gunsmith do it as I had read reviews saying the front sight was difficult to remove. The sight has been a great addition on the 10/22.
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The only thing I can tell ya is the pre-drilled holes in the utg rail line up perfect to match with a ruger 10/22's pre-drilled holes on the upper reciever were the weaver rail which comes with the ruger 10/22 would go. So I think this rail is a proprietary rail designed for the 10/22..............
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You'll have to measure your mounting holes. Usually manufacturers purposely design their parts proprietary to keep parts from other manufacturers interchanging with theirs, unless there is a military specification they have to adhere to. That being said, here are the measurements of the Ruger 10/22 mounting holes: 1st (rear) hole to the next hole = 1/4", 2nd hole to 3rd hole = 2-9/16", and 3rd hole to 4th (front) hole = 7/8". I took these measurements with a ruler, so they're not dead on. But they should be close enough to see if your mounting holes will work. Hope this helps, good luck... You'll have to measure your mounting holes. Usually manufacturers purposely design their parts proprietary to keep parts from other manufacturers interchanging with theirs, unless there is a military specification they have to adhere to. That being said, here are the measurements of the Ruger 10/22 mounting holes: 1st (rear) hole to the next hole = 1/4", 2nd hole to 3rd hole = 2-9/16", and 3rd hole to 4th (front) hole = 7/8". I took these measurements with a ruler, so they're not dead on. But they should be close enough to see if your mounting holes will work. Hope this... » Read More You'll have to measure your mounting holes. Usually manufacturers purposely design their parts proprietary to keep parts from other manufacturers interchanging with theirs, unless there is a military specification they have to adhere to. That being said, here are the measurements of the Ruger 10/22 mounting holes: 1st (rear) hole to the next hole = 1/4", 2nd hole to 3rd hole = 2-9/16", and 3rd hole to 4th (front) hole = 7/8". I took these measurements with a ruler, so they're not dead on. But they should be close enough to see if your mounting holes will work. Hope this helps, good luck... « Show Less
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I would think it would. You would have to install the correct width mounting rail on the Ruger 10/22. In all honesty, I returned the scope I purchased because I could not adjust the vertical lens in the scope. The laser would turn off after almost every shot due to rifle recoil. Rather than replace the scope, the seller provided a full refund. I appreciate the seller, but you might have the right idea to mount it on a 10/22 rather than an AR-15.
1679044
Doubt it. This is machined specifically to mount on the receiver of a Ruger 10/22
165369
Yes, tube diameter is 1 inch...it will work on a Ruger 10/22, you just need the right mounting base.
1693484
Since I don't have a 10/22, I can't answer your question. This works great for my 9mm, 22 Mosquito, and .40 S&W; Shield.
981298
This is made for a mosin stock. The same company makes them for the 10/22.I would contact them for your answer.
1708018
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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Yes, I originally bought this scope for my Ruger 10/22 custom. Worked till I got a better scope
2002933
Find out which type of mount you have on your ruger. (I.E. - Dovetail, weaver or picatinny) This riser will fit only on a picatinny rail. I dont think you will need a riser on a 10/22 unless you are running an aftermarket stock system like an A.R.style stock. Do some more research before buying.
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I am not exactly sure what you are asking but I have this scope mounted on a Ruger 10/22 with low profile base and rings to get the objective within a hair of the barrel. I may(?) be wrong but I don't think you will find a scope mount and rings combination that will be too low to accommodate this scope. If I have not completely answered your question or you still have concern, recommend call Leupold customer service. They are user friendly and will go out of their way to answer your question more specifically.
1947107
As a pic.-rail, yes the mount will fit. But if this is for a 10/22 (like mine was) you will need a LONG eye relief scope, or will have to use the mount backwards. I needed my scope back as far as it would go (it was a bug buster carbine scope). I have an Ace in the Hole rail, with my scope mounts.
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If your ruger has weaver rail screwed on to the rifle the Picatinny/ Weaver rings will work. I suggest that since you have to ask that you have a gun store help you determine what you currently have as scope mounts. Good luck
269281
the stock ruger barrel band will not fit this stock. your best bet would be to tap/mount a 1-2" pic rail (e.g. Magpul brand). However, keep in mind this ATI fiberforce stock is very lightweight, so the 10/22 rifle ends up being quite nose-heavy with this stock. mounting a bipod will make the rifle absurdly nose heavy and also defeat the purpose of this lightweight and mobile ATI stock. personally i would opt for some shooting sticks instead of bipod, or keep the traditional heavier stock if going bipod route.