I have a Gamo Big Cat .22 with 4x32 scope. Problem=after 30 shoots the rings screws go loose. Is OK to put super glue just in the point of the tighten screws to lock them?
1414938
No. Use loctite blue thread locker if have to (although I think the manufacturer advises against even that). I use aftermarket rings built specifically for air guns and don't have to use any thread locker.
1414939
yes that might work. when i bought mine the cross hairs broke. i've also had problems with the scopes turning on me
1818748
Yes it works for my gamo bigcat 22 and REM 30-06 but the rings aren't the best mine had a little rust on them
1711484
I got 4 screw versions and they are WAY OVERKILL for whatever you're going to mount. Plus they give you a bit more flexibility when locating the rings on the scope. The quick release feature is GREAT, making removal and installation of your optics fast and easy. Scope has remained zeroed after 25-30 times of removal and re-installation. Hope this help.Dave
342820
I am using the stock rings that came with my Aim Sports 2-7X32 Dual III. The front of the scope rests on the rail if I set it too far back but they are sufficient and hold a zero well after about 90 rounds through my MN19/30.
648211
I'm not.certain. I have these rings on a number of scopes and have always just used blue loctite and tightened to just firm while alternating sides. Firm being just finger tight when holding the short side of the wrench. Sorry I'm not more help.
549050
I bought mine for 308 but I tried a 223 and it seems to be too loose. It's a easy fix because the loops are on a Velcro pad that can be removed and then the loops can be re-stitched to fit.
192946
I suggest a mid to high ring set with at least 2 top half ring screws. I own 4 of this type Bushnells and all mounted the same. You pick the ring maker but don't be fooled by cheap look alikes.
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.
1245802
No because you are not using rings. You mount this scope to a picatinny style rail, wether it is is a 1 piece or 2 piece base. The scope has a built in rail for mounting and clamps to join to the base on the weapon. This mount will not adversely effect the zero or long range capabilities since the ranging and elevation is completed by the scope with no need for the shooter to dial in elevation or put "dope" on the scope. Simply hold on target, range the target, hold the lit mark dead on, squeeze the trigger. The only thing you need to calculate is wind effect and there is a scale on the reticle to help with that too. Should be an excellent scope for that weapon. Good luck. One shot, one kill.
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.
772291
I just reload 223 and300 blackout but it looks tall enough to do 7 mms or 30.06 hope this helps
1560240
I have this on a 5.56 and its great. This is a very solid piece and does stay put. But i still use locktite on anything not intended to be removable. I have used the on lights and lasers. I have no problem recommending this. Hope this helps.
351280
I also just purchased a UTG LED Green Laser Combo and the laser does not hold a good zero. So far I have been able to determine that the mount does not hold the laser firm enough to hold the zero. I do not want to over tighten the screws and strip them. No solution yet. I just think the mount should be made more sturdy. I also noted that the green dot grows larger, especially after 25 Yards.
321520
The tmount has three screws around the base loosen them with small screwdriver position the scope and tighten.If you need help call us
692033
I have four gamo air rifles and I have had to shim all four. I double a peace of electric tape about five times about the with of the scope ring and put it in the ring under the scope of the back ring. works just great. the tape should be about the thickness of a dime. and when shooting it keep tighten the screws to press the tape together and soon you will get it. the reason they have to be shimmied is the barrel slants down a little from the stock on the brake barrel air rifle on about all of them.HOPE THIS HELPS
738027
The recoil lockdown pins fit into the hole on the top of the reciever. This will stop the mount from sliding back and forth. If the scope is moving in the mount you can try some thin tape to provide a little friction between the scope and the rings. Also a little blue loctite on the screws really help keep things snug.
1185179
I have one installed on a 590 with a pistol grip. It has held secure with a flashlight attached for over 200 hundred rounds, about half of which were buckshot or slugs. If it's loose just cut a piece of sandpaper to fit in one side of the clamp. Put the grit side towards the clamp not the mag tube. That way there will be no marks on the tube when you remove it. I've done this for other applications and it holds securely.