is this Iver Johnson rear site for a universal .30 cal M1 ? there is no real def info furnished
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My M1 carbine is a WWII era basket case that I have been slowly reassembling. I installed the Iver Johnson rear site on my Plainfield receiver with a brass drift and wood block. Some minor filing was necessary. It operates fine for both windage and elevation. Good luck.
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I personally have no reason not to believe it would not fit. I have a ADL of that same vintage and have put a Boyds aftermarket stock on it with no fit issues. If you wanted to be sure just call Remington with your serial number and discuss it with them, but I personally would just order the stock. I do not believe Remington had any design changes other than recent trigger issues, and the older guns were drilled for both iron and peep sights.when they did have a design change they called it the model 7.
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The rear was fine. Maybe I bit wider but not a big issue. The front was a real pita to fit. Too wide for the dove tail and had to stone the heck out of the bottom of the sight to get it to fit. I used an MGW sight pusher without which I'm sure I would have destroyed the front sight. As it was I damaged a bit of the part next to the front sight blade but the gun shoots nicely to point of aim with 115gr ball. So I would definitely recommend gunsmith installation.
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The Truth... No. The Springfield M1A Scout fires the 7.62 NATO round (.308 WIN). Even with the reduced recoil the Scout boosts, this is still to large of a caliber rifle for this scope to hold zero. Even if you sighted it in... after the first 10 rds you'd have to dial it in again and this makes for a frustrating day at the range. Also, think of the design of the M1A. The rail sits forward in front of the bolt unlike say a Ruger Mini 14 with a rail that bridges the breach. When you factor in that and the length of the M1A stock, the distance between your eye and the scope is to far causing negative "Eye Relief" issues. Remember the distance between your eye and the scope should be 3"-4". If your looking for a good scope in the $100 range try Simmons or Barska. Personally I would recommend the FSI Sniper 6-24x50mm with front AO adjustments and multi color reticle. The FSI will running you about $200 but I've heard people picking them up on sale for around $125. Deffenently well worth it thou.
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I have a mp5 .22 cal by H&k; . The rail fits prefect . I didn't have to do NO grinding or anything . I can send pic if as too .
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As far as I know, the stock is removable. However, the extendable stock conversions I have seen before are around as expensive as buying an M14 ebr in the first place. I would shop around here and Evike/airsoftgi/wherever before making a decision.
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This sight has a mil standard post just like on any other AR/m16 adjustable for elevation. Any standard mil spec post should fit just fine. You don't necessarily need a tool to adjust it. I used a small nail to depress the plunger and it worked fine, though I now have the tool. Also, choose your rear sight carefully. Some fronts and backs don't work well together This one works fine with the flip up UTG rear (which does not have elevation adjustment), but won't work with some other varieties due to their lack of elevation adjustment, or not enough adjustment to get them aligned properly. This sight has a mil standard post just like on any other AR/m16 adjustable for elevation. Any standard mil spec post should fit just fine. You don't necessarily need a tool to adjust it. I used a small nail to depress the plunger and it worked fine, though I now have the tool. Also, choose your rear sight carefully. Some fronts and backs don't work well together This one works fine with the flip up UTG rear (which does not have elevation adjustment), but won't work with some other varieties due to their lack of elevation adjustment, or not enough adjustment to get them aligned... » Read More This sight has a mil standard post just like on any other AR/m16 adjustable for elevation. Any standard mil spec post should fit just fine. You don't necessarily need a tool to adjust it. I used a small nail to depress the plunger and it worked fine, though I now have the tool. Also, choose your rear sight carefully. Some fronts and backs don't work well together This one works fine with the flip up UTG rear (which does not have elevation adjustment), but won't work with some other varieties due to their lack of elevation adjustment, or not enough adjustment to get them aligned properly. « Show Less
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You bet Matt. That's the model of rifle I put it on. Quickest rifle upgrade I have ever done. Sorry for the delay in responding I was away for a couple of months with very limited electronic coverage. All the best to you.
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I looked at the different model sights and did not see for your gun. Call 1-800-530-9028 for a better answer. The Sights are great
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All acessories are interchange able as on any rifle with a m1913 rail. And ive had this rifle for 3 years and its still going strong. Id get this rifle and a new rear sight for target pratice. I'd suggestGlobal Military Gear AR-15 Detachable A2 Rear Sight
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M1913, Picatinny, and 20mm rails are all the same size, there should be an adapter platform to use if it doesn't match up exactly. the reflex sight works well for the money. I have a couple of them and I am very happy. thanks for the opportunity to answer.
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I put this site on my M&P; 15 Sport 5.56 and sat high enough to clear standard sites. It should work fine on your 22 with long picatinny rail, should clear your sites.
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I haven't had any issues with mine. I hit the four screws with thread locker during the initial install. I have the same rifle and have not had any issues. You will be able to see your front post and enough of your rear sight to still have functional iron sights as is claimed.
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The catch here is : "single-sided swingarm". Will fit M796 AND M1100, as both have single sided swingarm! M696 has double sided swingarm; not sure if it will work. I would look elsewhere!Ride: 2013 M796 ABS
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Yes it will. It was developed for the Win. .308 rnd. for the M14. I have one mounted on a Barrett .50 Cal. and have had no problems so far, two years use.
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I do not use the rear site. it does co witness just fine. I'm thinking of using an eotech fr my front sites. over all... I'd recommend this site. works for my Kriss.
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What is your email address? I can ask my father he is a gunsmith and can share with you all types of information. I bought this for him as a Christmas present, but I knew he wanted it.