Should I get the 6 screw or 4 screw version of this mount for an AR15 w/ Bushnell PCL Throwdown Optic?
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Depending on what scope you're planning to use. I personally used the 6 screw with my battlezone scope and my vortex scope when shooting my 308 AR's
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Depending on what scope you're planning to use. I personally used the 6 screw with my battlezone scope and my vortex scope when shooting my 308 AR's with an AR 15 you would be fine with 4 screw.
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Both are fine; the 6 screw spreads the clamping pressure and is technically better since the tube would theoretically deform less in unintended impacts. If your rifle will not be subject to bein g handled like a shovel or hatchet you could save a few bucks and it would be OK. The flip locks are great but you may want to use Loctite on the tension adjuster screws.
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My opinion is that the 4 bolt would be more then sufficient as long as the optics are installed properly.
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I do not feel it makes a difference. If you get the 6 screw you should have a long ( not compact) scope.
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Cant tell you the diff. But I can tell you that I have this mounted on my savage 111 xp 7mm. Much better than the two piece mount that came with the rifle.
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I have a 45 degree angle mount on mine with a bushnell ar-red dot. And it works great did not notice it being any slimmer than a picattney rail because I took it of my ar-15 to put on my mp-5. Hope that helps
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Charles, I purchased this for a 308 platform. Mount was bent. Went to Burris XD rings. It's a better choice.
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When fitted onto a picatinny or weaver rail, the mount is 6 mounting slots long. However, the mount uses tension between two pieces to lock onto the rail. It does not require all the presence of all six slots, and can firmly clamp onto as little as 3 or 4. I hope this helps.
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Those screws will work if you item uses any sort of quick connect swivel mount. As for size, you use the longest of the two you stock will allow. You simply dirll a pilot hole the right size of the screw screw it in and your ready to go. You also may want to use a small amount of glue to keep the screw more secure.
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You be wise to go to the LaRue Tactical website -- http://www.laruetactical.com/aimpoint-micro-t-1-2moam4-qd-mount-comboand get exactly what you need the first time.
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I no longer have this mount so the best way to determine this is to go to Optics Planet where they list these dimensions or a better mount is UTG found on various web sites besides Amazon.
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I got mine at Fastenal. here's their site... http://www.fastenal.com/web/home ...They had a local retailer about 5 miles from where I live. My review on the rail lists the proper screw size. Take your original screws there just in case. When you're done installing, loctite the crap out of it.
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You should have no problem mounting whatever optics you choose, once the new rail has been installed
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Okay here is what I could find out. I went on bing and looked at several 500a pictures. It looks to me like the 500a has all the pins and SCREWS required for this mount. If you open up your action (bolt to the rear) and look in on the far side (left side looking down barrel @ front sigth) you will see a small screw head. This screw holds the ejector ridge on. This is the only screw you need to remove. It is a good idle to put it in a safe place in case you change your mind later or want to put the mount on another weapon. Be careful with the screw that you replace the trigger houseing retaining pin with just snug it down not too much force. They say this mount is only for 12 gauges but I had no trouble getting it to fit my 20 gauge went right on out of the box with no problems. Maybe the folks at Weaver don't know that Mossberg makes a 20 guage. However you should have no problems. From what I could see from pictures. Hank
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You may have noticed that the UTG Medium Profile Riser Mount with 3 slots was listed along with this sight and that mount is generally good to co-witness your AR-15 iron sights. I have had to also use the Low Profile version on some guns but Medium should be fine.
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I have mine on a weaver angle mount with 4 picatinny rails, the first strike takes up 5 rails if mounting flush.
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Depends on clearance and widith of mounting area. 4 screw is slightly narrower and gave me more room for my brass catcher attachment. Scope has 2.5 inch eye relief. Both are strong and lock up solid.
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I used that torque for the ring caps, but used the Beretta/Tikka recommended base screws torque which is anywhere from 10 to 17 in/lbs. go to the Beretta website and do a search on "tikka scope mount" under FAQ's. Good luck with the install.
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The picatinny mount is proprietary, I stripped one of the thread side mounts and had to get a replacement from Bushnell. IT WILL NOT TAKE 3rd Party mounts! That said it takes up about 13' of rail space, as long as the scope itself, because it is darn near a flush mount. There is not enough room under the front/rear portions of the scope to mount anything else to the rail. The bottom of the scope is essentially a flat picatinny rail itself and the mount that connects it to the rifle's rail is about the same size as most other 'mounts'. the flat bottom section is about 3/4 the length of the scope itself (7-8"). Hope this helps. The picatinny mount is proprietary, I stripped one of the thread side mounts and had to get a replacement from Bushnell. IT WILL NOT TAKE 3rd Party mounts! That said it takes up about 13' of rail space, as long as the scope itself, because it is darn near a flush mount. There is not enough room under the front/rear portions of the scope to mount anything else to the rail. The bottom of the scope is essentially a flat picatinny rail itself and the mount that connects it to the rifle's rail is about the same size as most other 'mounts'. the flat bottom section is about 3/4 the length of the... » Read More The picatinny mount is proprietary, I stripped one of the thread side mounts and had to get a replacement from Bushnell. IT WILL NOT TAKE 3rd Party mounts! That said it takes up about 13' of rail space, as long as the scope itself, because it is darn near a flush mount. There is not enough room under the front/rear portions of the scope to mount anything else to the rail. The bottom of the scope is essentially a flat picatinny rail itself and the mount that connects it to the rifle's rail is about the same size as most other 'mounts'. the flat bottom section is about 3/4 the length of the scope itself (7-8"). Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Confirm your rifle has 3 drilled/tapped holes in receiver on top from H&R; (front hole is further apart than back two). If so, this mount is for your rifle. I have 3 of these rifles and the drilled/tapped holes are all same. This is a good mount at a cheap price.