Does anyone here know if a pair of these will provide enough clearance for a Vortex Optics scope bubble when mounted on a one-piece Picatinny base?
143885
I have the Vortex low rings on a one piece base I have been meaning to get the level also I haven't yet but it looks like there is plenty of room still
143886
I don't have the bubble level on my scope but I'm fairly certain there's enough room. The clearance on my scope is JUST under 0.25". It's an odd spot to get calipers into but I think 0.233" is pretty close. It's tight enough that you will have to remove the scope from the rifle to get it in there but, it should fit fine.
143887
I have Viper (4-16x44 / 30mm tube) mounted on picatiny rail using these rings. From the rail to the tube there is about 6mm clearance, and about 5mm between barrel and objective. So I think 6mm clearance should be plenty for a bubble. However, I personally dont use it. Hope this helps.
1200419
I recommend lower rings. The lowest if possible. I have a 50mm objective scope and it has about 10mm of space between the barrel and the bell. But yes, they should work.
871183
It should line up fine, but you need to ensure you have enough railspace and the mounts put them at the same height. However I really would not recommend putting this behind an already magnified scope. This is made for use behind a red dot or holographic, not a magnified scope. Hope this helps.
1194173
They are about 1/2 inch tall/above the rail which was enough for the bolt lever to clear the scope and also allowed the 40mm scope optic 3/16 inch clearance from the barrel. Yes they are for a 1 inch scope. I bought the rings for a CZ American rifle. CZ rifle bolt handles need the tall rings to allow clearance. I am a happy camper!
1095183
Absolutely, it works great. You just need a rail to mount it to. I'd suggest the kvar side mount one, it's been rock solid with the vortex on it, they've both maintained zero perfectly.
1984153
Yes perfectly... you will need to align the Vortex's center to the match the red dot's once mounted, but that is easily adjusted with a flat head screw driver. I have mine behind an Aimpoint PRO on one of my setups.
34742
No, this is for a 30 mm tube. Search for a 1 inch tube rings or buy here http://www.vortexoptics.com/product/cantilever-ring-mount-for-1-inch-riflescope-tube-2-inch-offset
1459803
I believe it is 1.59 inches or 40.39mm from top of rail to center of 30mm rings. That is what Vortex lists on their website. Not sure what your mounting but I mounted a vortex pst 6-24x50 on my M4 and I still had plenty of clearance at the objective lens end. I have two larue mounts I have used with aforementioned scope and a vortex pst 1-4x24. One is 1.44 inches to center and other is 1.5 inches to center. Both can mount the big vortex with no clearance problems. I use the LT158 Larue with 50mm scope. It has 10 MOA of downward angle to allow for more turret adjustment and 50mm end still has a few mils to spare. Hope this helps. I believe it is 1.59 inches or 40.39mm from top of rail to center of 30mm rings. That is what Vortex lists on their website. Not sure what your mounting but I mounted a vortex pst 6-24x50 on my M4 and I still had plenty of clearance at the objective lens end. I have two larue mounts I have used with aforementioned scope and a vortex pst 1-4x24. One is 1.44 inches to center and other is 1.5 inches to center. Both can mount the big vortex with no clearance problems. I use the LT158 Larue with 50mm scope. It has 10 MOA of downward angle to allow for more turret adjustment and 50mm end still... » Read More I believe it is 1.59 inches or 40.39mm from top of rail to center of 30mm rings. That is what Vortex lists on their website. Not sure what your mounting but I mounted a vortex pst 6-24x50 on my M4 and I still had plenty of clearance at the objective lens end. I have two larue mounts I have used with aforementioned scope and a vortex pst 1-4x24. One is 1.44 inches to center and other is 1.5 inches to center. Both can mount the big vortex with no clearance problems. I use the LT158 Larue with 50mm scope. It has 10 MOA of downward angle to allow for more turret adjustment and 50mm end still has a few mils to spare. Hope this helps. « Show Less
74090
I used both on my rifle for about a year. Seemed to sight in just fine. I was even able to co-witness through my Vortex Strikefire. But I never took it hunting so don't know how well it does there.
211636
Don't have exact measurements, but I have no problem with clearance using a scope with a 40mm bell on a Marlin 795.
683560
I have Nikon Buckmaster mounted on a Savage Model 11 .243 rifle and do not have any clearance problem. I am using Weaver (medium) scope mounts.
1994882
Not sure, The scope I bought was fine but the mounts were no good so I bought these. I also wanted to use the original sights, But this set is to tall to clear the back sight. for now At least they hold the scope well.
1194172
I would consider the rings high, when mounted there is 5/8 inch from base to bottom of ring. Any less you might have a problem with your bolt lever hitting the scope when open. yes they are for a 1" tube and a 11mm dovetail
13044
One at a time I'm sure it would, not getting both in there at the same time. Fits my mosen nagant with no scope perfectly if that helps.
344925
Yes, completely, if mounted immediately adjacent. Spread out the sight and magnifier on the rail and you'll have fitting issues.
2120657
The Brass Stacker itself sits quite high. I had to add a cheek pad on top of the cheek rest build into my Boyd's stock. I'm not familiar with the shape of the scope you're using, but I would recommend getting the lowest rings that will give your scope clearance.
1801850
Yeah, you should be fine. Ghost ring sights are a little higher, but there was plenty of clearance.