How wide does thw base open and does it fit Leupold Spotting Scope?
1367557
it will fit as long as the spotting scope has the standard threads on the bottom of it. as far as the opening.........i mount it on 1''x1'' square tubing and it could still mount on something larger with no problem.
1367558
Sorry this came with the tripod. It was junk and I replaced immediately. I replaced with manfroto pistol grip so you have one hand control. Since you'll most likely be using it for hunting with a Leopold spotter I would save up and get a pistol grip one hand design. I think its way easier and faster to get on target. Plus once you let of the pistol grip it automatically locks in place. No twisting knobs or anything like that.
2149301
If your savage has an accu-trigger it will fit. A 20moa base doesn't, in itself, extend the effective accuracy of your rifle. What it does allow is more vertical adjustment in your scope.
1125444
i have it on my 5.56- so yes. I will get the measurements and get back with you tomorrow evening my dude. If it helps in the mean time, i use an EOTech, military spec one, with no interference. Talk to you tomorrow.
2108778
Sorry, I don't have the optic right in front of me at the moment for exact dimensions. This particular mount puts a magnifier at the correct height for the raised EOTech optics like my 517. It is too high for standard height( iron sight co-witness ) optics like a 512. Hope this helps. BTW this is actually a pretty solid mount for the money and has gotten a lot of use on a 5.56 AR.
946674
I never found a scope mount to fit either. I received and returned four different ones. After I got a Remington 700 with Leopold scope, I haven't worried so much.
44706
I no longer have this mount so the best way to determine this is to go to Optics Planet where they list these dimensions or a better mount is UTG found on various web sites besides Amazon.
1187958
Too late but maybe someone else will find this answer useful.I have a savage lightweight hunter with a leupold scope that measures exactly 40 inches and it fits perfect. A half inch more and you MIGHT be able to squeeze a rifle in there, but I doubt it.
1689630
It's a 1.25" eye piece so it will physically fit fine. This is about the maximum magnification eye piece I would use on a scope this size but it should work fine.
251852
The widest part of the magnetic base of the boresight is 1 1/8". There is a center guide that slips into the barrel and that is spring loaded so it really shouldn't matter what it's dimension is because it will push flush to the magnetic base
1385880
http://www.leupold.com/hunting-shooting/scopes/mark-ar-riflescopes/mark-ar-mod-1-3-9x40mm/
1222509
Not familiar with the particular scope. Depends on the ability to adjust the scope mounting rings to accommodate the fit.
1454075
It is pretty long, I must say, it is much longer than most spotting scopes on the market. Its width is just average. I chose it because it has a good eye relief distance. Because I wear glasses, it is the top issue for me to choose scopes.
167450
Fit mine great. I did notice there are two models, side and top ejection. Mine is a side, the top requires the cut out which my Russian scope would not work as easy.
1219743
Yes your scope will fit. Yes you will see your front sight , especially on low power setting.
657156
The spotting scope I bought is capable of seeing 30-06 on a target at 200 yards.Leupold makes high quality products. I also use their rifle scopes without issue. Thanks Nicholas
2217401
The non-knurled center portion will fit standard 1" scope rings. It's tight, though. OD is 1.008" +/-.001ish. Raised knurled sections are closer to 1.055". Measured one myself.
1815496
According to the Leapers/UTG website there are 40mm between the two inner sides of the scope rings for both the "UTG Integral 30mm Offset QD Mount, 4 Top Slots, 100mm Base" and the "UTG Integral 30mm Offset QD Mount, 2 Top Slots, 100mm Base". Their website is http://www.leapers.com/. By the way, Leapers now has a limited lifetime warranty on their mounts (certain conditions apply). You'll have to measure the width of the elevation/windage assembly of your scope to see if it will fit (I couldn't find your scope on the Leupold website).