Does this mount require permanent alteration of the rifle?
1356575
No. It requires removing the factory stripper clip loader, and it is rather simple if you have a punch and a hammer. The stripper clip is replaced with a pre tapped mount adapter which can be removed if desired.
1356576
No it does not. You will have to remove the stripper clip guide from your receiver, but that's just held in by a pin and can be reinstalled easily. The only part that needs to be modified permanently is the scope mount itself... You will need a triangular file to polish out a small bit of metal.
1582998
Yes, BUT! Make sure during your range time to check and tighten the screws every few rounds or so. On my Mosin the rail would slightly shift forward and after every 20 or so rounds I would need to readjust the mount. Having to readjust will effect the zero slightly, but it's nothing frustrating, in my case anyway.
1941769
Once you remove the sight completely ,there is a dove tail mount available. you will need a long eye releif scope, this mount will place the scope about 6" further up the barrell than a regular scope. Unless you change the bolt this is your only option, even after you change the bolt, and locate the scope in @ it's usual position, you have to give up the clip aqction and the rifle become a single shot, as now the scope is in the way.... nothing is ever easy????? here is what I did for whatever it is worth , bought the ZSUN optics specialty mount@ 8" long, turned it around and mounted a 2X red dot.... I am very happy with this configuration and would recommend giving it a try. Once you remove the sight completely ,there is a dove tail mount available. you will need a long eye releif scope, this mount will place the scope about 6" further up the barrell than a regular scope. Unless you change the bolt this is your only option, even after you change the bolt, and locate the scope in @ it's usual position, you have to give up the clip aqction and the rifle become a single shot, as now the scope is in the way.... nothing is ever easy????? here is what I did for whatever it is worth , bought the ZSUN optics specialty mount@ 8" long, turned it around and... » Read More Once you remove the sight completely ,there is a dove tail mount available. you will need a long eye releif scope, this mount will place the scope about 6" further up the barrell than a regular scope. Unless you change the bolt this is your only option, even after you change the bolt, and locate the scope in @ it's usual position, you have to give up the clip aqction and the rifle become a single shot, as now the scope is in the way.... nothing is ever easy????? here is what I did for whatever it is worth , bought the ZSUN optics specialty mount@ 8" long, turned it around and mounted a 2X red dot.... I am very happy with this configuration and would recommend giving it a try. « Show Less
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JME is correct. The pins on the sling are a permanent feature and not changeable. The studs that accommodate this sling are usually screwed into a wood stock. I bought them separately for my rifle. Hope this helps you Randy.
677057
Yes, the mount is connected to the scope by 12 hexhead screws. The allen wrench that comes with it allows you to unscrew them and change out the mount.
1438821
Yes. You have to be sure to put it back in the same slot as it was before. I have this mount with a Nikon Prostaff and one with aa Redfield revolution and removed the mount from my rifles and reinstalled. Exact zero no but very close.
297740
It will mount to any long rifle with either a rail or swivel mount. If you have neither you can also add one. I recommend attaching to a rail for stability. It is a nice bipod an being adjustable is always a plus!
1546300
I have one mounted on a .22 Remington air rifle with no issues. It's been on there for over a year.
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Scott - I too have not had to adjust the retention screw. I did mess with it a little and I did not notice a difference in effort required to draw, so I stopped messing with it. My experience is similar to Don's - out of the box it firmly holds my SR40C in place and a twist is required to draw.
923964
No, but my rifle has a metal plate that is screwed in. So I just removed the metal plate and replaced it with the butt pad.
2018334
Yes, that is easily accomplished. This mount comes with two long screws that replaces the factory pins that retain the trigger group. Be sure to save those factory pins when you install this to use when you remove the mount. For me attaching and removing this mount was fast and simple. A word of caution though, every time you install and remove this mount you run the risk of scratching your finish.
1931595
You don't have to permanently remove it, you will have to cut to notches in it for bull bar to mount to the brackets.
746644
You won't need anything else to mount this scope mount you might however, need to do some adjusting with a file to make sure the forward bolts line up, I had to but all guns are slightly different
1881956
No. These require a picatinny rail mount. Adding the mount will in most cases require drilling of the stock for second bolt hole as well as purchase of the picatinny rail adapter and hardware that is sold separately.
2097191
Yes. You would have to purchase a low rise mount on here but it wouldn't be expensive.I honestly don't see you needing to change it! When you use the proper stance and have the correct cheek weld it should be perfect, this is a standard red dot height. Don't bend your neck and bring your eye to the sight, bring the gun and sight to your eye!
922316
Sorry but I cannot help, my Burris is installed on my Ruger MarkIII and is zeroed, so I do not want to remove it. However if the part of the Burris which attaches to the Picatinny mount is removable it possibbly has to be removed from the bottom of the Burris which I cannot see now. There is still some latitude of adjustment in the attachment part.
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.