can i use this mount with a 8.5-25x44mm objective scope, like to get it as low i can with lens cover i'm mounting it on a H&amp;K 416-d145rs clone 22LR
1391047
Should be fine. It may not sit as low on the rifle as you hope to. But it should be more than good enough.
976084
Its pretty simple, you unscrew the front lens cover ring, and remove the rear thread protector of the doubler, and carefully screw the two together. Just be careful the threads are so small, they crossthread easily. If your scope has a 42mm objective lens, the doubler will not fit without getting a42mm to50mm adapter, don't know where you'ld find that tho
1380905
Gun guy has a point on the weight and lugging it around. I target shoot with a browning 30-06. Used the browning x scope mounts and no loosening yet. Unless your trying to hit 300+ the Nikon would work fine. I just like playing at longer ranges. ;-)
2146777
1st make sure you have a 1" dia. scope. 2nd what size optic is it 1X4, 2X7, 3x9. Consider the length of the optic. If it is a 3X9 or larger without an offset mount or at least high profile mounts it will make for a tight fit on top of your charging handle. I would at least get the high profile mounts.
2233857
That will depend on your scope more than the mount. If its a lower powered scope, you will see the front sight in the lower half of the optic. I use a Nikon 3-9 and it doesn't show up in the objective at all. On my other rifle that I use this mount on I have a Burris 1-4 power and on the lower setting my front sight is view-able.
191665
Impossible to answer as you don't give enough information. The scope has nothing what so ever to do with ring or mount height. Need to know what rifle it is going on.
1089716
Not likely if your objective lens is any larger than a straight tube. Look at it closely. And even with no scope in the mount at all the mount's stand-off from the receiver will probably interfere with a good sight picture with your iron sights. All this being said, this is a rock solid mount when installed properly. I'll sell you my Leupold see-thru's cheap. They are beautiful but your Silent Cat will make them move- and useless.
1822250
The eye relief is short... about 3", so if your mount will work for that distance, that's fine. But, I've owned and returned FIVE of these' ALL of which had canted reticles. I personally can't tolerate canted reticles, so can't recommend this scope.
369167
To be honest I have a 30 mm and it sits just a tad to low for me but I'm pretty tall I would recommend a taller mount just to be safe the 50mm might fit but it would be real close
608294
It should as long as you stay at or under a 40mm objective. I have taken this mount on and off several times and it holds zero great. If this is too low you can alwayse get a riser block. If you mount this strait to the reciver (as i did ) it is low but i love it
1265378
This one sits it directly over the chamber and allows you to utilize both the scope and irons with the right scope and mounts. I personally have it setup with a 50mm and low profile mounts and as long as I pull off my scope covers, I can use both perfectly. Just be careful installing it if you are doing it yourself.
1606605
This mount is for a 1" diameter scope tube. They also make a one piece mount for 30mm but it isn't drop compensated. If you don't need the drop compensation they have one without that feature, and also a high mount that will give better clearance for a larger objective bell. I wish they made a high mount with the compensation but they don't as of yet. Here is the manufacturer's website so you can see all of their products: http://www.bkltech.com
511079
I would think so, I mounted a bushnell scope with illuminated reptile on it, 3x9x40 objective and it fits perfect. Just the right clearance, mount is very good quality. Very strong mount, good fit and finish.
326461
Compared to regular scope mounts, I would state that they are low. I have a similar one on a Ruger 10/22 that works just fine.
28221
i have like 4 of these i use on older .2s and they do great for what im useing them for.I have much better scopes on my newer rifles for alot longer distance.As far as a mount you may check Brownells and or midway USA for youre mount.Id also join http://www.rimfireshooting.com and ask there.Im on there all the time and its only .22 rifles and im sure some one would know where to go.
2120654
honestly it all deppends on your optics size the larger the retical opening the tall the ring has to be so expect to have too make a couple returns to find out what you need. I would recomend going as low as posible, with the mount your allready going to have to put a build up on your stock to get correct sight picture. Just make sure you get the right ring type, wevers will not work on this rail.
1741667
This mount holds my 5D Mkiii with a 24-105 lens no problem. the only problem I have had, is if you are mounting it to glass, and trying to shoot looking out of the same glass, the legs aren't long enough for that lens. You'll have to buy an extension.