height from the rail to the bottom of the scope
818497
That depends on bell diameter of the scope. These rings are an inch high, meaning the bottom of the main scope tube will sit 1" above the rail. And the middle of the scope (line of sight) will be 1 1/2" off the rail. The end of the scope, called the bell, (closer to the muzzle) sometimes is bigger than the diameter of the scope body, the bell for these 1" rings cannot exceed 50mm or it won't fit on the rail.I hope that makes sense and answered your questions...
818498
From the rail to the aperture is roughly .250 inches give or take .10" from the rail to the center of the tube is about .500' again giver or take.10'
818499
From the rail to the aperture is roughly .250 inches give or take .10"from the rail to the center of the tube is about .500' again giver or take.10'
443326
Hey, the Turrent markings are 1/4' @ 100yrd zero or MOA. On my DPMS with the M-223 XR mount, the Scope height is approx. 2.66 inches (center of bore or bolt to the center of the scope). So far I have been very please with this scope. The book says that this scope is optimal with a 55 grn bullet with a muzzle velocity of 3,240 FPS. I'm trying to load a round that meets those specifications, just waiting for it to cool down around here!Good Luck,Charles
405556
From the rear of the scope to where the front objective bell begins, with the focus ring all the way in it's 9-1/8", with focus ring all the way out it's 9-1/2". From the beginning of the rear bell to the beginning of the front bell (the tube) it's 5-7/8". I have it mounted on a savage 116 with one piece DNZ mount in medium height. Works great with plenty of room for adjustments.
1557972
.375 from the top of my rail to the bottom of the scope. .450 from the center of rail to the bottom of scope.
2076747
I run it with a T-1 on one rifle and with a Larue SPR mount with a leupold mk ar mod1, with no issues, don't know the height, slightly, slightly higher than My magpul pro sights
1488364
3.75 inches from mount to top of focus ring.Just under 7" in height from top of eye piece to base. Body of scopem ,is 2.65 inches and the length is 12 1/2 inches
431740
2-1/2 inches up from the tip of the recoil pad or 1-5/8 inches up from the wood stock
2013499
18.5 cm x 5cm x 6.5cm In height from the weaver rail. It is a 10x40 magnification scope
1093643
I'm not sure, as I am not familiar with the scope you specify, I mounted mine right to the 3/8 dovetail on the gun and my scope is 32 mm and about 1/2 inch clearance, if your coming off a rail it should give you a little more room.Hope that helps.
1522959
the tripod that the mount is sitting on (tripod was included in my purchase) is adjustable ... I think as low as 3 feet and as high as 5 feet? Sorry for the vagueness. With the position of the eyepiece in conjunction with the tripod and the actual mount, the height has not been a problem for me as an adult, but I do have to either pick my kids up or put them on a chair when its time to see the rings of Saturn - which you can see with this scope.
736579
It was about the standard 1.5 inches. It just so happens it was too high for the scope I was using as I did not have enough negative elevation to get my shots on target at 100 yards.
32417
The top rail itself is 6". Mounted easy, solid, decent scope. Happy with it!
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.
902444
From the top of the rail to the top of the sight, in the flipped up position, is 1.5 inches. Though I haven't done it myself, I wouldn't be surprised if some shooters use a riser under them.
697697
I don't know any thing about the gun you said. But I can say the clearance between bottom of the ring(inside) to top surface of the rail is 0.88 in.
1347234
It is a bit short of 6 inches. I have adjustable scope mounts so it doesn't bother me.
203695
No they aren't, there is a scale down the bottom vertical line for height adjustment. Go to Nikon and watch the video on this scope, it will help you decide.