how much rail space does it take up? I understand it is 13 inches long, how long is the picatinny rail mount itself?
1419275
It's about 4" of connection plate thing. Works riculosly well. The 300yd line at my range was really 287'. Crystal clear also. Fun scope.
1419276
The picatinny mount is proprietary, I stripped one of the thread side mounts and had to get a replacement from Bushnell. IT WILL NOT TAKE 3rd Party mounts! That said it takes up about 13' of rail space, as long as the scope itself, because it is darn near a flush mount. There is not enough room under the front/rear portions of the scope to mount anything else to the rail. The bottom of the scope is essentially a flat picatinny rail itself and the mount that connects it to the rifle's rail is about the same size as most other 'mounts'. the flat bottom section is about 3/4 the length of the scope itself (7-8"). Hope this helps.
1419277
I have mine set close to 6" but there is a reverse picatinny rail on the bottom-front of the scope which allows you to reduce its footprint. To lift the scope higher, just add a riser... Great quality, and great value!!!
1419278
Can't really help you, originally ordered, but then I seen the Burris Eliminator. And ordered the Burris also, sold Bushnell on Ebay without ever mounting Bushnell.
1419279
The picatinny mount is proprietary, I stripped one of the thread side mounts and had to get a replacement from Bushnell. IT WILL NOT TAKE 3rd Party mounts! That said it takes up about 13' of rail space, as long as the scope itself, because it is darn near a flush mount. There is not enough room under the front/rear portions of the scope to mount anything else to the rail. The bottom of the scope is essentially a flat picatinny rail itself and the mount that connects it to the rifle's rail is about the same size as most other 'mounts'. the flat bottom section is about 3/4 the length of the scope itself (7-8"). Hope this helps. The picatinny mount is proprietary, I stripped one of the thread side mounts and had to get a replacement from Bushnell. IT WILL NOT TAKE 3rd Party mounts! That said it takes up about 13' of rail space, as long as the scope itself, because it is darn near a flush mount. There is not enough room under the front/rear portions of the scope to mount anything else to the rail. The bottom of the scope is essentially a flat picatinny rail itself and the mount that connects it to the rifle's rail is about the same size as most other 'mounts'. the flat bottom section is about 3/4 the length of the... » Read More The picatinny mount is proprietary, I stripped one of the thread side mounts and had to get a replacement from Bushnell. IT WILL NOT TAKE 3rd Party mounts! That said it takes up about 13' of rail space, as long as the scope itself, because it is darn near a flush mount. There is not enough room under the front/rear portions of the scope to mount anything else to the rail. The bottom of the scope is essentially a flat picatinny rail itself and the mount that connects it to the rifle's rail is about the same size as most other 'mounts'. the flat bottom section is about 3/4 the length of the scope itself (7-8"). Hope this helps. « Show Less
1011608
There is about 1.75 inch of space between the top and the bottom as far as the majority of clearance goes. From top to bottom of mount there it installs onto the picatinny is about 2 inch of space.
1850971
I have a Ruger 10/22 which came with a rail mounted and accepted the Leupold Rifleman rings. There are two standard rails the Picatinny rail (or Mil-Standard rail) which is 0.835 inches between the points on the edges of the rail (See this figure: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picatinny_rail#mediaviewer/File:M1913A_Rail_CrossSection.svg) and the weaver rail which is similar. These rings are comparable with both types.Please verify there is an actual rail on your rifle similar to the drawing in the link.Please repost your question with the exact model of the rifle and I might be of more help. I have a Ruger 10/22 which came with a rail mounted and accepted the Leupold Rifleman rings. There are two standard rails the Picatinny rail (or Mil-Standard rail) which is 0.835 inches between the points on the edges of the rail (See this figure: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picatinny_rail#mediaviewer/File:M1913A_Rail_CrossSection.svg) and the weaver rail which is similar. These rings are comparable with both types.Please verify there is an actual rail on your rifle similar to the drawing in the link.Please repost your question with the exact model of the... » Read More I have a Ruger 10/22 which came with a rail mounted and accepted the Leupold Rifleman rings. There are two standard rails the Picatinny rail (or Mil-Standard rail) which is 0.835 inches between the points on the edges of the rail (See this figure: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picatinny_rail#mediaviewer/File:M1913A_Rail_CrossSection.svg) and the weaver rail which is similar. These rings are comparable with both types.Please verify there is an actual rail on your rifle similar to the drawing in the link.Please repost your question with the exact model of the rifle and I might be of more help. « Show Less
306776
depends on what you're attaching it to. I put mine on different airsoft and AR15 platforms and it fits just fine. The lower quality sights/scopes wont have that guarantee it will fit picanninny rails. I have had that same issue with inexpensive sights that i would put on airsoft. RARE... but it has happened.
787361
Hello David, atxguy here....If you were asking by stating "rail" the bottom mount surface of the unit, ie, the picatinny rail, that measurement is +/-.906" by my using my digital caliper, you can convert to closest fraction if you need and do not have access to a caliper.Hope this helps, if I misunderstood your question respond and I will do again......
1866747
Fully extended from hard surface (ground) to top of rail mounting surface (on bipod) is a little over 8". I guess the next question is how far down does the installed magazine extend, which falls to you to find out.
369115
this unit is 2 1/2" long 7/8" wiide and the holes are 1 3/16" center to center. the rails are all 7/8" wide and the rail # gives you an idea of the length. and i don't know why the don't tell you more. later, have fun shooting and be safe!!!
1038651
Its 3.5 inch. I mounted it on my umarex hk mp5sd and believe me, its better than the $100 from umarex.
920832
It's just over 12" long. It's pretty much a "full sized" scope (at least it is on my 10-22). Hope this helps.
144822
"1 Picatinny rail with 13 slots; measures 5.7 by 1.6 by 0.7 inches (L x W x H)." It's perfect for co-witness on my S&W M&P15-22 (standard A2 sites) with this UTG Red dot http://www.amazon.com/UTG-4-Inch-Compact-Integral-Picatinny/dp/B005EOUYMQ/ref=sr_1_57?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1426292519&sr=1-57
1460754
Mine fits just a smidge off from the nut as well. If you can get it to bite down it should be just fine. With the rail system yes picatinny is different, but there are some sights that can fit both types of rail systems. Luckily picatinny rail system is fairly popular and you should not have a problem finding a sight for it. Only problem you will have is finding a good sight to keep its zero. Hope this helps and if any other questions shoot them my way.
1372053
It takes five slots from one of the clamping bolts to the other. Length of the bottom section is 2 3/8" from end to end. I have it mounted on a .75" riser on my AR flattop. No idea what the other reviewer is talking about it being "offset" as mine is perfectly centered on the rail.
32414
I.think the pic rail is the unit that holds the scope and if so, it's 6" at the top and 2 3/4" at the bottom. My 870 is the 870 Express. I bought it with a rifled barrel and a 28 In VR Barrel with a Rem Choke and gave that barrel to my friend. Now I am trying to get another barrel to do some bird hunting and skeet shooting. I hope this helps.
1155225
It's a Picatinny rail, not slide. It is 0.835" wide at its widest. It's the same as a weaver rail. It's not the same as a 3/8 dovetail.
1940653
maybe about a foot long? 13" I had mine mounted, but the scope broke after 2 outings(erector tube won't adjust), I tossed back in the box and havent looked at it since.
1708018
Hi Chris, This mount is designed to be used w/a Weaver style or Picatinny style rail only.... They measure 5/8's inch wide.. I think the 3/8" rail is mostly for .22 caliber rifles? Hope that helps?
981107
Total height: 1.75" Height from top of picatinny rail to top of sight post: 1.375" However the sight post height is adjustable apx. .25" Height from picatinny rail to sightpost base: 1.125" I have this mounted in the same plane with my rear sight and it works well.