Will you still be able to see the iron sights if you mount a 50mm scope on these rings?
1846452
Depends on how tall the iron sights are. I measured 32mm from center of scope to bottom of iron sight hole on the scope ring and 7mm from bottom of hole to dovetail. So if your iron sights are shorter than 14mm, you should be good.
751207
Yes, the iron sights are perfectly usable with this rail as long as no scope is mounted (which is probably why you want this mount anyway). When a scope or red dot is mounted the iron sights are covered completely, meaning you would have to take the time to remove the scope if you needed your iron sights!
472872
Yes. You can still see through the iron sights below the scope mount. I recommend adding an adjustable cheek rest to your buttstock to accommodate using the scope or the iron sights are required while still maintaining a good "stock weld." An Archangel (if on a budget) or JAE (if money is no problem) drop in stock works great.
2011582
No. If I remember correctly, these are the medium rings. A scope with a 50mm objective lens would require the tall version of these rings. If there is one - guess it's time for some research.
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.
2114052
Yes, but.... Considering the rings are low will the rear sight on the GSR get in the way of your line of sight with your scout scope?
1055912
I am using these on .22 LR AR-15 uppers. They are set on the side of the quad rail so using the iron sights is easy for me.
1185923
Yes. The rings fit picatinny rails. The rings are not connected to the sight, they are loose in the box.
1808807
You could use a set of see through rings which mount the scope high with a passage underneath so you can see the sights. Or a quick detach mount or qd rings insread to remove the scope quickly so you can use the iron sights.
648730
I think they will. I use them on my .22L rifle without issue. I wanted the extra height so my iron sights are still available to use.
751205
You would need see-through scope mounts. I have a red-hot on my 10-22 have I can't use the iron sights. No scope, no problem
1184908
This type of mount requires you to remove the scope/red dot to use iron sights. You don't have to remove the rail though, which is due to the sighting slot cut down the center of the rail. They are called see through because normal picatinny rails don't have this slot.
1222510
depends on your rings that you use. that will determine whether the scope will hit the rear gun sight.
1265377
Yes. You can cowitness your iron sights and the Scope. I use the lowest scope-mounts on it.
2264487
No... You will not be able to see through the bottom of the mount and use the sights as well as the scope. It is very quick to detatch and use irons as needed.
533911
I put mine on an AR-15 and it works great. It took about 5-10 minutes to sight in at 50 meters. make sure you buy the right mounts for your situation. I used AccuShot Premium 1-Inch Weaver Style See-Thru High-Pro Rings (available from Amazon) on mine. I was pleased with the way the setup worked.
1784376
Yes, but they aren't the flip open kind. They are on elastic string that you need to remove when you want to use it. Its a nice scope, I have it mounted on my Winchester 1300 12g with high see thru rings so i can also use the iron sights. Hope this was helpful!