Will this scope work on a Marlin 30AS? What do I have to buy in addition to the scope to make this work?
801157
If the rifle has mounting holes drilled and tapped in the top of the receiver you can mount a scope any number of ways. I use a Weaver one piece or two piece base and Weaver style rings.
1072118
Yes, It will fit either 30mm or 1". You have to use adapter spacers that come with the scope for 1". Just be careful tightening down the scope clamps. Don't over tighten them or tighten them unevenly.
397207
Yes it will work! I have used it on my Mosin Nagant 91/30. Its a great mount because it attaches to the analog sight mount with out being invasive or atleast to were you dont need to tap a set of screws into your barrel or reciever. Plus I picked a scope with a long tube for eye relief that works great due to the fact that the mount is so far forward! You should have all the clearance you need!! I stayed with the original bolt design because I didn't want to cut up or alter the 1939 original manufactured design and still have enough clearance for the bolt action!!
1201504
I have a Marlin .22 cal and they work perfectly as long as you have the small rail instead of picatinny or weaver rails you should be fine
1759398
This comes with dovetail mounts, although if you have the scope rings for a weaver mount, this would work for you. Hope this helps.
982613
as far as the mounts go, they fit weaver style bases, which are fairly common. as far as the glass is concerned, i would assume any 1" tube would fit fine. i have a set of these on my Enfield No4 Mk1 sporter 303, with a 4-16 x 40 Tasco scope, but the base i bought was a weaver style, the weaver bases have groves cut in them horizontally if any of that helps. i would assume it would work great, but i dont own a marlin 336 yet (hopefully soon though)
1951532
If you find mounts for the rifle it will work but I think it's over kill. There are some excellent scopes that are lighter and made for .22 and air rifles. I'd give one of them a try.
54527
Like a champ. You may need a rail to mount it to. Not sure what yours comes with for scope mounting. I have one on a Ruger 10\22 and it works great. I'm shooting 200 yards. Nice magnification and pretty good optics for $50 bucks. Aim Sports was great to work with and good fast service. You may need a scope mount which you can also get from Aim sports and probably have it all by the end of the week. Good luck and happy shooting.
482692
Yes, it should work fine. The only problem I found is that the rear screw that holds the sight on will be too short. I put on a small scope so I didn't need to put the rear sight back on. If you do put the rear sight on you will need to get a slightly larger screw. Everything works fine.
2150801
I actually have a Marlin XT 22LR. So most of these Marlins come with a standard dovetail mount. The NcStar scope you mentioned requires a weaver mount (nice choice for a scope!). So the Barska Dovetail to Weaver is perfect for your needs. I have used a few of these adaptors myself. Glad to help.
1512662
Can't help you my friend. Don't own an AR-15. A solid scope for all the 30 Caliber we own, however.
289618
I would think with the proper mounts it would work fine. I have mine mounted to a Marlin 30-30, and it works perfectly.
1439822
Mine fits and works great on a Ruger American 30-06, no problem holding zero. My only warning is make sure to get the medium rising scope mounts, I initially got the shorties and the bell was so close to the barrel I couldn't fit a cap onto the front. It didn't touch without a cap, but the space was so tight I couldn't slip one on.
54850
While I do not own a .45-70 Marlin, I do have this Nikon scope you're looking at mounted on a Mossberg 12 gauge and use slugs in it - which kicks like a mule. The scope has held up perfectly with many boxes of shells fired. I personally would buy this scope for your Marlin - nice gun by the way:)
1369577
As I understand things, the answer is two fold. First, the sight is a mil dot scope so it functions like any other mil dot and therefore, if you use the mil dot tables, it will work with any caliber gun. But, second, the turret for .223, 55 gr, 3100 fps can be swapped out for a .308 if you will provide Leupold with the details of bullet weight, fps for the particular ammo, etc. I've read that someone did this for $60. I have an email in to them for details. But again, it's a mil dot scope so the appropriate tables will work fine with just a little more work involved.
1666461
I put mine on a Stainless Marlin .17 HMR and it works great. You would need a scope ring set that has 1' rings to the clamp on for the 22 barrels. For the money it is a good scope and very clear. I also have one on my stainless muzzleloader for 5 years now.
1418234
Hi there, I bought this scope for a Benelli Super Nove 12 ga. I realized after I purchased it the my shotgun was not drilled/tapped for a scope mount ( most shotguns aren't). I had to take my shotgun to ALocal gunsmith and he drilled-tapped, mounted the scope and bore sighted it for $50. Originally I thought I could mount the scope on the rob but it was way too far forward. The mounts and rings coat around $35. Took it turkey hunting and got a big gobbler at 68 yards. Hope this helps. Darren