Any opinions (testing?) on this mount's ability to maintain your scope zero after removal & install (s) ?
1092003
this is not able to hold zero on anything larger than a 223. I installed this on my AR10 and after trying to zero I figured out that the scope was not the problem it was the levers that attach the mount to rifle were coming loose. I would get the regular mounts with the Allan wrench attachments or the flat head attachments.
343988
I believe if you remove the scope and mount in onepiece and put it back the same place,there should be no problem.
633883
I'm going to say that it won't stay zero'ed in. After several hundred rounds I am having trouble keeping it sighted in. It seems to be built well but is now getting out of adjustment easily. Hope this helps.
1426371
I had to attach the scope so I'm sure it detaches. I'm not sure, however, what other scopes are compatible with it.
69771
adjusted down as far as it will go and to right or left as far as it will go the sight is tight to the mount, but if you move it to adjust it for point of impact it becomes so loose it will not hold a zero. It is a piece of junk.
134335
I am using a BrassStacker mount on a 1943 Mosin Nagant. I am using the rings that came with it and have had no issues holding zero. The mount I use goes over the rear sight and replaces the pins with screws and lock washers.
1252851
I mounted that exact set-up and had good results. It depends a bit on the iron sights, but if you're using the stock sights then it should be no problem.
1539949
i had NO issues, i have a scope on mine, and i can still see my iron sights...but if you want to cut it up.... its yours!!!!!!!
997751
I put a scope on it, sited in and 30yds dead on, after that not sure.haven't tried yet
196563
This is not a 'scope' as it has no targeting apparatus. It is merely a magnification device. As such, there is no way to 'zero' it because there is no need to 'zero' it. If your other optics are zeroed, this will not effect them. So, my answer is no.
625011
I didn't need drill bits I just knocked out the pins holding the site to the site block and put the provided nuts and bolts on. a drift pin or a small nail will work to knock the pins out. But I took that one off and installed a new one the following week as I wanted my scope back where it belongs. with this mount you can only put a scout scope or handgun scope on it and the eye relief is way out there lol
196561
This is not a 'scope' as it has no targeting apparatus. It is merely a magnification device. As such, there is no way to 'zero' it because there is no need to 'zero' it. If your other optics are zeroed, this device will not effect their zero. So, my answer is, "ZEROED? No." However... You may want to adjust this magnifier's field of vision so that your reflex's sight picture is centered within it... Esthetically more pleasing... But it is not necessary for thid device to function properly.
1807306
I have one of thos mounts but never installed it as mine is mounted on a scope ring. I am on travel and will be glad to check when I get back home on the 3rd
1419266
I've only had that problem once, when I removed it at the weaver base from the rifle. I was doing a full clean, and I wanted to make sure I didn't get any oil on the scope. I thought if I made sure to use the same slot, and tightened it good, I'd be OK. I was wrong. The scope was way off after removing it. There was only one other guy at the range that day, who was bored, and knows a lot more than me. When he saw how far off I was, he asked to check the scope. Of the 12 screws that hold the scope in the rings, a few had came loose. I told him I had removed it for cleaning, and he told me that if I ever do that, I'll never get it back exactly the same, and will have to re-sight every time. Since then, I've removed the ring screws, one at a time, and put on a drop of removable (blue) Loctite. I also tightened the base bolts slightly with a wrench. When I clean the rifle, I'll cover it with a plastic bag to make sure I don't get it dirty. It's done fine since, stays zeroed well.
2184797
It should stay at zero if you put it back in the same slots on your rail. Long as you don't mess with sight turrets or remove sight from mount. It's best to always re-check zero when doing anything to a firearm. I love this mount on my colt competition, you won't be disappointed. Good luck and happy shooting.
836507
Yes they hold zero, I have mine mounted on my quad rails (my scope mounts too far back on the receiver) no need to spend more.
1027153
The package will come with both front and rear mounts and all the hardware you will need to install the mounts. These mounts are custom made by the factory and will line up super natural straight. I own 3 sets for different guns and the scope walk has been completely eliminated. These are one piece mounts so there is no way possible to knock the zero off your scope. But as for your question it comes with (2) one piece scope mounts with hardware and tool. These mounts are the only way to go if you want a professional setup.