does it work with a barska magnifier??
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David,The metal on this product was so brittle that it broke after one trip to the range. It snapped right in half after 20 223 rounds. For your sake good sir, please find a better product to throw money at. Respectfully,Jim
637313
I don't know. It was purchased for my 79 ur old mother who has cataracts and macular degeneration. She doesn't use the magnifier much, but she uses the light everyday to work her crossword puzzles.
436090
I'm not sure if it will work with that optic I used one on a eotech 512 and it worked great I had to get a better mount but the magnifier worked wonderful
1225043
No, but the magnifier is no longer available. If you've found some, please let me know where!
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Yes it is. However, I highly recommend that you replace it with the BARSKA binocular tripod adapter. The BARSKA adapter is made of metal and will help reduce, but not totally eliminate all vibration. The Celestron adapter is made of plastic or resin. I have several of the BARSKA adapters and they have helped a great deal. If this is your first set of astro binoculars, please consider a heavy tripod as well. It will make night sky viewing that much more pleasurable. Take a look at the Orion Paragon XHD tripod. It has a very good fluid head. You can always add a heavy "bean bag" type of weight from the center column of the tripod to assist vibration dampening. Yes it is. However, I highly recommend that you replace it with the BARSKA binocular tripod adapter. The BARSKA adapter is made of metal and will help reduce, but not totally eliminate all vibration. The Celestron adapter is made of plastic or resin. I have several of the BARSKA adapters and they have helped a great deal. If this is your first set of astro binoculars, please consider a heavy tripod as well. It will make night sky viewing that much more pleasurable. Take a look at the Orion Paragon XHD tripod. It has a very good fluid head. You can always add a heavy "bean bag"... » Read More Yes it is. However, I highly recommend that you replace it with the BARSKA binocular tripod adapter. The BARSKA adapter is made of metal and will help reduce, but not totally eliminate all vibration. The Celestron adapter is made of plastic or resin. I have several of the BARSKA adapters and they have helped a great deal. If this is your first set of astro binoculars, please consider a heavy tripod as well. It will make night sky viewing that much more pleasurable. Take a look at the Orion Paragon XHD tripod. It has a very good fluid head. You can always add a heavy "bean bag" type of weight from the center column of the tripod to assist vibration dampening. « Show Less
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I would think yes! I have this unit but also the EOtech with magnifier. The optic is at approximately the same height so I think you would be OK. The great thing about buying from the Amazon site is the easy ability to return if it doesn't work to your satisfaction! But I really think it will! Good luck!
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I would say no. I don't have an EOtech, but it's not enough for a standard red dot and magnifier.
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Your answer is here http://www.shopbarska.com/Flashlights-BARSKA_TACTICAL_RED_LASER_SIGHT_WITH_FLASHLIGHT_AN.html , with a tid bit of advice.... their lights stink! Mine went out after about 20-30 rnds.. Then some D.Head at their corporate offices said I could get one in "a few weeks".... LIAR! Never recieved it. I replaced it with a Gerber Hail which is no longer available but a good little push button 15-30 Lumen light none the less. Their Barska Techie said that their light "wasn't designed" for a shotgun.... Why else would you buy it? Laser still works but I've found a replacement company if need be. FYI, it's nowhere near 30mm.... do a little leg work (on the net) and be ready to talk to your gunsmith.
891941
Not from the manufacturer (Crosman/CenterPoint). Another brand magnifier MIGHT work but you would actually have to buy/borrow and mount it to see if it lined up with this one.
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No. It was designed for cameras with a round viewfinder such as the D800. Try this: Buy the DK-22 adapter and pair it with the DG-2 magnifier. The threads on the DK-17-M are different than those on the DK-22. They will not pair together. The DG-2 is a 2x magnifier of the central portion of the viewfinder.
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For the cost of the Barska 15x40x50 scope it works well, however the tripod is junk.Took it out on a very overcast day and to my surprise it preformed well. was able to read 22caliber shot holes in cardboard on 15 power at 100 yards. can just see them at 200 yards on 15 power however adj to 32 power and cad read well,40 power works great. Hope this helps. Remember Jesus Saves.
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Yes it should. I myself do not like the magnifier you have to place it right on top of things
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Works just like a normal scope when the cross-hairs are not illuminated. If you would like to know how the reticle looks like, take a look at the BARSKA Mil-Dot Airgun (Black Matte, 4x32 AO) here on amazon. Looks exactly the same. I suggest you swap out the scope rings for some better quality ones. Mine came loose after putting 60 rounds of 100gr .243 on the paper.
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Yes. If you're not using iron sights, then the regular mount will also work and will also have room for a 3X magnifier.
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No problem, the only detriment I find with the Barska is the tight eye relief. Fine for stable bench / bipod shooting but I use mine for hunting and it takes a second longer to get on the scope and acquire the target / critter. Otherwise mine has worked well.
827024
A magnifier isn't designed to work with this kind of optic from what I understand. Plus mine didn't work anyways, so it would be pointless.
830705
I don't think it will. It is for magnifying TV image. I am afraid from what my mother-in-law has told me from using it, it does not provide much clarity.