will this mount fit on a ruger deerfield without a seperate mount?
610932
This mount is made to attach to a picatinny rail. As long as that is what you are going to attach it to it will work.
610933
I am not familiar with the Ruger Deerfield. However, if the Deerfield has a picatinny rail it should work.
610934
It fits a standard picatinny rail. So as long as you have a rail with 3 extra spaces, you're good to go
380794
Absolutely. It comes in 2 pieces. The actual red dot and the pictiny mount. I mounted it on a S&W CORE.
409145
Yes. That is my setup. It fits all fast fire mounts.it co-witnesses perfectly with my irons.
1294849
No, the rail needs the ring mounts to be mounted to the gun....you can have rail or rings not both
1007986
Yes. This is not the x-long mount and doesn't require the removal of the rear sight. Only problem you may run into is that one of the screws may have to be filed down slightly IF the bottom of the screw happens to rub slightly on the top of the bolt. If it does rub, you will feel it. Chances are, there will be no problems. Just a heads up though.
1899556
When I bought mine there were two mounting options available - a Weaver/Picattiny type cross slot mount, or a variety of slide mounts designed to fit into the rear sight dovetail of some centre fire pistols. I got the cross slot only. I expect that is still available.
140196
Sorry I cannot be of any help in answering your question. I put the mount on a Remington .177 air rifle.
452608
Its a atandard air rifle / 22LR slide mount (cant call it Weaver... but similar (narrorower) so I dont see why not (fits my Benjamen ... made by Crossman)
640232
No, provided you have 1-inch Picatinny or Weaver rails it will mount directly to those rails.
1586614
I'm afraid I'm stumped on that. Did your Ruger come with a factory barrel? How far out of alignment are the holes? Did you try turning the mount the other way? :)
214553
I believe you can, the mounting system, if I remember is the same on the Marlin and the Ruger.
1023750
This is designed just for these rifles and no other mount is needed. I would not recommend this red dot, I could not get it anywhere near zero when boresighting and the rear optic cracked while trying to adjust it. You get what you pay for.
566006
The dust cover rail is the absolute worst option for mounting a sight, but yes it will fit on it. I highly doubt it will hold a zero at all though.
1895763
I mounted mine on a Model 700 Remington, and it's a mount made especially for the Remington Model 700. It fit exactly. Then I bore-sited it, and it was ready to go.
380793
no, the mount is the side plate of sight on the one side. some how you need to get the "V" shape on your Glock so that this sight can lock into it.
261515
Won't be a problem at all since you can remove one side of the mount on the sight. Remove the side and place the sight where you want on the rail then tighten back down.
2254614
The mount did not fit my gun. The back of the mount was rounded my gun was flat. My gun is not a accutrigger that may have been the difference.