can I mount a Nikon 223 rifle scope with this ? thanks
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These rings are 1 inch in diameter. Check you scope for the diameter size that matches your scope. It should tell you the size it needs
1265377
Yes. You can cowitness your iron sights and the Scope. I use the lowest scope-mounts on it.
1889133
It will mount on a picatinny rail with the included rings. I your rifle is so equipped then you should have no problems
482122
I can tell that I used the Barska mount that came with the scope and mounted it just fine on my AR-15 (223) and there was plany room for adjusting it back and forth on top of my AR.
1187462
It's a 30mm mount so it should work fine since your scope is 30mm. I have mine on an AR with a Leupold 1.25-4x30; works perfectly.
2194337
You CAN do anything you like. You should not. This scope is a terrific scope but it is designed for. 223 and below.
629265
Oops! The scope will work, the bolt on rail will not. The rings included will mount to your rifle. Sorry for any confusion!
778375
This scope is calibrated for 223 rifle rounds. You would be better off looking for scope that is designed more specifically for a shotgun like the Nikon Shotgun Hunter.
548109
Yes. Picatinney rails are the same size whether they are on an AR-15 or an AR-10. That is exactly the configuration this mount is designed to fit. If you buy a Nikon M-308 scope (they were on sale for $450 a month ago when I bought mine), the mount comes with the scope. Read the fine print to see if Nikon is still doing that. As far as I know, all Nikon Mounts are for scopes with 1 inch tubes. If you plan on a scope with a 30 mm tube, this is not the mount you want. Also the M-223 mount has two cross bolts to secure it to the Picatinney rail. The Nikon XR-223 mount has 3. For an AR in 308 cal, you may want to consider the XR model with 3 cross bolts.
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Hi!, I'm not sure is the short answer. But some considerations are: The scope NEEDS to be somewhat short as possible to avoid getting in the way of the charge handle otherwise you WILL have problems chambering a round when using the handle.. This particular scope is quite long. Eye relief is another consideration and again I haven't checked this out on this rifle. I would not put this Banner scope on an AR. Take a close look at Nikon which makes a few models geared for the AR type rifles. I bought a Nikon P-223 scope for my AR. It's a 4 power which I desire on that rifle (my choice). Amazon also offers a model M-223 with higher and variable powers for the AR. I would look at these 2 models INSTEAD of the Banner scope which is so-so in my opinion. Nikon optics are superior to the Bushnell Banner line. Do a search on AMAZON. I think you will be pleased. You can also search the forums and get an idea what other people prefer. Don't go cheap on optics and don't go crazy expensive either. I hope all this helps. Let me know how it all works out for you. Jim
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Eric is right, the diameter of a rifle scope is too small for the adhesive mounts. I'd look at the "roll bar mount" instead.
1712695
yes you can mount it behind your rifle scope. Armasight also makes an attachment that you can get and attach to the night vision which turns your night vision into an actual night vision scope itself.
1367418
by all means..best mount is the nikon Nikon M-223 XR. Or, you may want to ask the gunsmith if he has a less-expensive mount but i'm pretty sure the scope and mount are married. good luck -i have this scope on my sig sauer .223 and it is VERY accurate. the great thing about the BDC reticle is that once you achieve zero at 100 yards you can use the BDC circlesin 100 yard increments. happy hunting..!!
1861022
Yes, the top of the rifle receiver has a dove tail grove cut into it, which will accept a scope with a dovetail mount.
402126
My scope works fine. Anybody that wants to shoot further than a few hundred yards with a .223 should maybe get a more powerful rifle and scope.
978832
I don't see why not ! The mounts that came with my scope , positioned it too high. The leapers mount was perfect!
641359
Yes, you can. There are several mounting attachments available that would let you mount to a rifle. However I wouldn't advise it as there is no shock resistance.