Doesn't Nikon make mounting rings for its scopes? What about the AccuShot recommended mounting rings? Are they any good. What would you recommend? Thx
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Depending on the application, I would recommend the best rings you think are justified. I'll use weaver rings on a lot of apps, just because they are cheap. But when it comes to heavily recoiling center-fire rifles, I use Warne rings or Talley.
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Yes,that is a mistake. The scope comes with a one piece mount clearly marked M-308Contact Nikon for the correct mount!
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I bought a NCStar pistol or scout scope 3-7 and it came with rings. You will notice when you mount your scope with the brass stacker that the scope sits really high up compared to a regular scope mount, but it is fine for me. So I would go with the lowest rings you can use as it will still be up high. No need to make it any higher than it has to be.
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Yes it can you will just need to get the proper scope rings to go with it. You may also want to consider the Nikon scopes, they are a little more cost but imo the optics are amazing...
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you may not want to hear this but the lens covers is useless anyway. when I mounted my scope on my Benjamin Marauder, the front lens cover notch won't let me turn my AO sight a full 360. like if I wanted to go from 25 yards to 100 yards the notch would stop the turn. just keep your rear cover and put on your sunshade and call it a day... happy hunting
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IMO, you should use a 1 piece scope mount. Burris P.E.P.R. 30mm mount or similar. I use the Aero Precision ultra light extended mount. JoeBobOutfitters has it for 79.00. The Aero Precision website also offers them, and has frequent sales. Last week they had it for 59.00.With the big eye relief on this scope it generally needs to be mounted pretty far forward, and rings are not a good way to do it as the front ring will end up on the handguard. Check out one piece mounts! Primary Arms sells a cheap one if you are low on cash. I believe it is around 39.00. Hope this helps!Edit: meant to also say not sure any mount will clear a fixed A2 rear sight. IMO, you should use a 1 piece scope mount. Burris P.E.P.R. 30mm mount or similar. I use the Aero Precision ultra light extended mount. JoeBobOutfitters has it for 79.00. The Aero Precision website also offers them, and has frequent sales. Last week they had it for 59.00.With the big eye relief on this scope it generally needs to be mounted pretty far forward, and rings are not a good way to do it as the front ring will end up on the handguard. Check out one piece mounts! Primary Arms sells a cheap one if you are low on cash. I believe it is around 39.00. Hope this helps!Edit:... » Read More IMO, you should use a 1 piece scope mount. Burris P.E.P.R. 30mm mount or similar. I use the Aero Precision ultra light extended mount. JoeBobOutfitters has it for 79.00. The Aero Precision website also offers them, and has frequent sales. Last week they had it for 59.00.With the big eye relief on this scope it generally needs to be mounted pretty far forward, and rings are not a good way to do it as the front ring will end up on the handguard. Check out one piece mounts! Primary Arms sells a cheap one if you are low on cash. I believe it is around 39.00. Hope this helps!Edit: meant to also say not sure any mount will clear a fixed A2 rear sight. « Show Less
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I just bought an adapter ring that accepts 67mm filters. So far, so good. I can't believe that Nikon offers NO support for this. I tried the 'tube' adapter and it really didn't work for me at all. I zoom in and out all the time and with the tube on you can't do that. I will say that the adapter ring that I bought was REALLY loose at first and I didn't think it would work out. It seems to have seated itself to my camera no and stays on quite nicely.
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I bought some, but ended up returning them. They do in fact come with two rings assemblies required to mount a traditional scope. Hope this helps.
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My rings came with the scope. They are standard type mount you just have to buy the right diameter for your scope. Be aware that you do have to unseat the rear sight ramo to get to the rail mounting holes, that takes a brass rod and a hammer!
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Scope does not come with rings. I bought some Millet rings to use and also reviewed them. "not a product I endorse" You can get some decent rings in the $30 range and I would suggest Medium or High rings. Low rings might work with some rifles, but would not on my Marlin 982
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In a word...NO! You must purchase mounting rings separately, however they are not toooo expensive. It pays to get good ones. Incidentally, the Bushnell Banner Dusk & Dawn scope is probably the finest scope available at what I consider a "reasonable" cost. Just as good (or better) than some scopes costing 10 times as much. Unless you need a sniper scope, and are shooting in the middle of the night at a target a mile or so away, this one can not be beat. NO I am not a salesman, just an avid hunter that in my 50+ years of hunting big game have learned one or two things about equipment. Good luck RMarieO In a word...NO! You must purchase mounting rings separately, however they are not toooo expensive. It pays to get good ones. Incidentally, the Bushnell Banner Dusk & Dawn scope is probably the finest scope available at what I consider a "reasonable" cost. Just as good (or better) than some scopes costing 10 times as much. Unless you need a sniper scope, and are shooting in the middle of the night at a target a mile or so away, this one can not be beat. NO I am not a salesman, just an avid hunter that in my 50+ years of hunting big game have learned one or two things about... » Read More In a word...NO! You must purchase mounting rings separately, however they are not toooo expensive. It pays to get good ones. Incidentally, the Bushnell Banner Dusk & Dawn scope is probably the finest scope available at what I consider a "reasonable" cost. Just as good (or better) than some scopes costing 10 times as much. Unless you need a sniper scope, and are shooting in the middle of the night at a target a mile or so away, this one can not be beat. NO I am not a salesman, just an avid hunter that in my 50+ years of hunting big game have learned one or two things about equipment. Good luck RMarieO « Show Less
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Yes, the optics on the scope are excellent. I think the main thing youwould be concerned with is having the right mounting for the scope.
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I used standard rings for my Rossi, the mount I got from Amazon. There are four tapped screws under the Iron site made for a rail for a scope. A long eye relief scope is needed because of the top eject. Works and looks great.
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I wasn't able to find the scope with that item number but I use a NcStar long eye relief 3-9x32scope with these rings and it worked well enough. I had a little trouble with the scope rings slipping forward so what I did was drill a spot where the sight base pin was and put the pin back in to keep the scope from slipping forward. Held zero well after I did that.
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Search for this scope on Amazon That is where I purchased mine. Don't forget the mounts. Awsome scope!
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Yes,that is a mistake. The scope comes with a one piece mount clearly marked M-308 Contact Nikon for the correct mount!
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The mounts are dovetail and very well constructed. They look solid.....so if you like separate rings they are good. Me personally I like 1 piece rings so I have not used the rings that came with the scope.