I just got an H&amp;K scope mount for my GSG522, will this sit on the mount or does it need to be on the rifle without the mount?
775619
No need for the picitanny rail, just take it off the gsg5 and this sight sits directly on the rifle :) also it cowitnesses great !
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.
1503859
It's not a necessity. I run mine with the mounts it came with. It is definitely usable out of the box. I've seen a lot of people run scopes higher though.
1682363
I would use the mounting system found at Henry's web site, http://www.henryrepeating.com/st-scope-mount.cfm. Make sure it is tight and you may want to use a small amount of lock tight to make sure the mounting screws don't come loose. I use the scope on my old Winchester and it handled it with no problems.
1088837
Yes I mounted it on mine and lo it, but purchase the mount for this scope you'll be happy you did.
1091062
Greetings. I believe your rifle is drilled and tapped for a scope. If it is you can install a weaver base which this will attach to without any modifications to the sight or rifle.
448772
I have the same mount. It does fit. I've tried a couple different scopes and none feel tight to me. The stock is just short. I just use the see through iron sights. The scope itself is great for the price. I use it on my AR15. I've shot over 500 rounds. And no problems yet.
488782
No. Even if the space between your barrel and magazine ext. tube line up with the light mount, the mount doesnt clamp down strong enough to stay in place while shooting. I take it off when im at the range since it keeps falling off after I fire off a few shells.
714012
I have this installed on my Marlin 45/70 and 444 lever action rifles. They both were pre-drilled for scope mounts. The part has a lot of screw mounting holes to accomodate different receivers. Should ve mounted on a flat surface. If you're not pre-drilled a gunsmith can do that. It is working well for me.
1052648
As long as there's no front sight, as Mr. Adkins mentioned. When you put the scope on, because of the size of the rifle, you may need higher scope mounts too.
648196
The mounting portion is 6 slots long, but is will mount securely on 1the slot if you use some loctite and do not over tighten the unused end of the mount; Use all the mount if you are mounting a scope. Mine differs for the picture. It has a one peice mount, not 2.
1189496
I have a mp5 .22 cal by H&k; . The rail fits prefect . I didn't have to do NO grinding or anything . I can send pic if as too .
2088538
The mount was made to fit magazine tube. My mount didn't tighten as good as I would have liked. I cut and fit a .005 brass shim. I placed the shim between the tube and the mount. The shim can't be seen and it is rock solid. This may also work on a barrel. As cheep as the mount is it may be worth a try.
1652267
That means PERFECTLY seating the mount onto your firearm. Sometimes when you order third-party equipment it doesn't fit properly. In which case you would have to use JB Weld or something to create a perfect fit. For absolute accuracy a scope must be placed top dead center on to a firearm.
1813682
You have to use the high mounts that come with it. Works nice and the recoil doesn't seam to affect it. If your AR has a handle a lower style mount would be better. The scope is decent for the price. Eye releave works well but have to set for higher magnification and will work better through all magnification adjustments.
1722423
I'd say your best bet is a roll bar mount. It's adjustable and can fit around the gun not a problem.
1748295
You will need to buy another set of mounts. Most scope mounts are made to seat the scope as close to the bore as possible. See-through mounts are specialty items.