Has anybody mounted this on an M 14 platform???
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It should work if you can put a picatinny rail on it. I have mine on an AR!5 and love it. At 200 yards I do not need a spotter scope to see where I am hitting my tagets.
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I put this on my M1A two sundays back, shoot about 15 rounds in the gun, after that, it wouldn't dial past 75 yards. Keep your money.
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Not me. I returned 2 of them. Very poor quality. Ibought a Millett instead and am very pleased with it.
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I mounted it on my core 15 ar 15 and it does good even with the fixed sight
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I was very pleased with this mount. Yes it fit really secured on my mauser m48. I really loved how the iron sights view fit in under the mount. On mine you could pick it up by the mount and it will not budge. The only thing was when I was installing it I had to file out a tiny bit of wood where the recoil bracket goes. The new one that comes with it was about 2 mm too thick but nothing to it.Guess it depends on your rifle but it took me about 10 mins to do everything. I really love it. Hope I was able to help.
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For mounting on a mini 14 you will need a rail attachment. There are several options from GG&G;, NcStar, and Leapers for mounting above the bolt. There are also scout rails that replace the hand guard above the barrel from Amega Ranges and Ultimak available though they are a little more expensive.
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Sorry Joshua, this model is only meant for the MSA MICH, ACH and their variants. If you can't find a rail system made for an LWS, you might try searching for one for the PASGT, it's the older version that the MC uses, and differences in shape are minimal.
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That's a fair question given the purpose of this product. You have absolutely nothing to worry about. It's clearly designed to NOT damage your M4 platform.
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Though not familiar with the M-4 it may work work well mounted w/ iron sights--but that depends on the sight configuration-if they can be removed or flipped down.. Best bet would be an under or side mount. Sight does come with a mount that I've found to be quite adaptable. Have had no problem with rifle mount, i.e. Steel Force. Good luck! Snip
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Mounting at angles (depending on how much angle your talking about) may not be the best method. It would be advisable to contact the Mfg. before proceeding with an angle mount.
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Dont know, I modified mine to mount a rifle on dash..... like back in wwII ! :)
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Not to much I mounted a Trigicon RMR 2MOA on my Mini 14 its perfect I've never had any issues with not ejecting a round even shooting heavy grain 223/5.56 hand loads. I'm glad I bought mine.
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Yeah it mounts on m4. I will have to say that the recoil on m4 might be to much for this UTG
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Not too sure about this, it depends on what type of mount is on your M4.It aligns fine with my Aimpoint PRO in the factory mount, the center of the optic is around 1.5 inches above the top of the rail.Hope this helps.
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Yes, I have mine mounted on the front of my 14 ft V-Hull and it works fine.
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Yes it will work fine! That is what I purchased it for and it is a nice install very easy. I think you will like it. Thye post that that holds the piclatenny rail on has a screw that goes through the carry strap hole and then you place the mounting bracket in place and tighten the hold down nut that has a rubber pad beteewn it and the stock so it won't damage the stock. Plus it has a a carry strap pin on it.
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Alex, How did this mount work out for you? I'm thinking about getting it for flying in PA28s
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I still haven't mounted mine. The cross bars on my Magnum are to wide and you do need the cross bars.
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I have not mounted mine to an AR platform. I have a KSG with only 250 rounds fired with this site on it. So far, it is holding up to the pounding that weapon gives.
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It has a place where you mount a tripod but I don't think it will hold up to the recoil from the M4. Also it's focused manuly. I would check out sportmansguide.com they have a good selection. Look at Item #: WX2-187118Good place to start.