Why doesn't Weaver or Amazon state the 'Eye Relief'? Pretty new at this but from what I've read 'ER' is an important factor in choosing a pistol scope
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SWFA Outdoors lists the eye relief on this scope at 14-29". It is one of the longer reliefs available from what I can find. Most pistol scope run eye relief out to 19-24". SWFA's price is also a tad better then amazon right now.
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Most handgun scopes have generous eye relief.I have this scope on my Ruger Super Blackhawk hunter and the eye relief is fine.Hope this helps.
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Pistol scopes are generally "unlimited", so no number is given. Heald out @ arms length it has a very good sight picture.
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I don't believe I've ever seen an eye relief distance specified for a scope. This is probably because of the physical differences in shooters. I've just always matched the scope with what it will used on. A rifle scope on a rifle and a pistol scope on a handgun. The eye relief takes care of itself. My Weaver Classic is on a Ruger Redhawk and it works well. Hope this helps.
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this question is for WEAVER, eye relief is important, amazon only lists what the manufacture tells them. call weaver!!!!
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jmich; Like you, I certainly was not trying to be glib. I just did not encounter the problem you did. I do have one idea, though: The scope comes with two eyepieces. One of the eyepieces is useful, but the other one I found useless. The target could not be centered or even seen. Hope this helps.J
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I actually purchased this optic to see how it compared to the Eotech 512. For an economy optic it seems top notch. I tend to mount my optics a bit further back but even with the magnifier attached it didn't seem to have any eye relief issues. At the end of the day this is a reflex sight and even with a magnifier there shouldn't be any relief issues. Having said that the only real issue I noticed was a very small loss of field of view. It is minor but likely is the result of the magnifier threading into the housing not around it. Overall this is a solid optic at an economy price and should serve you well. I actually purchased this optic to see how it compared to the Eotech 512. For an economy optic it seems top notch. I tend to mount my optics a bit further back but even with the magnifier attached it didn't seem to have any eye relief issues. At the end of the day this is a reflex sight and even with a magnifier there shouldn't be any relief issues. Having said that the only real issue I noticed was a very small loss of field of view. It is minor but likely is the result of the magnifier threading into the housing not around it. Overall this is a solid optic at an economy price and should... » Read More I actually purchased this optic to see how it compared to the Eotech 512. For an economy optic it seems top notch. I tend to mount my optics a bit further back but even with the magnifier attached it didn't seem to have any eye relief issues. At the end of the day this is a reflex sight and even with a magnifier there shouldn't be any relief issues. Having said that the only real issue I noticed was a very small loss of field of view. It is minor but likely is the result of the magnifier threading into the housing not around it. Overall this is a solid optic at an economy price and should serve you well. « Show Less
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This is not a sight, it is a magnifier. It does not have elevation. You place it between your eye and the red-dot/holo/reflex sight and it will magnify the target for you. If you want my opinion, this is the best one for the money hands down. I have had over a dozen of these from different brands over the past few years and this particular one is my favorite. It's not perfect, but it's by far the best one under 200$ that I've found. I have not tried the Vortex magnifier yet, and I hear good things, but it's also 230$ or so... for 100$, get the TMS.
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The pistol scope has a long eye relief so it can be mounted where the rear sight leaf mounts on the mosin, without any permanent modifications to the rifle. There are not many choices for a long eye relief scope at this price point.
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Amazon offers both scopes. Mine is the mil-dot. It has an adjustable brightness illuminated green and red reticle. I like the quick release on it. Worth the money.
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They are correct. remove rear sight, mount this mount on the dovetail. it even comes with the wrenches. And last make sure the scope you buy is a "long eye relief scope" which means you can see through the scope with your eye aprox 13" away. most pistol scopes are this way. so you don't have to put your face up to the lens of the scope. kind regards
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Eye Relief (according to the manufacturer's website) is 45mm (1.77"). Eye relief is the distance behind the scope you can have your eye, and still be able to see through it properly, and use it in the intended manner; it is NOT the rubber eye-cup, as some here suggest. This is a rather short distance, and means that it isn't compatible with a rifle that has much of a kick (if you don't want the scope punching you in the eye).
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To whom it may concern. Do not buy this scope. Despite what I said in other reviews I have come to find this thing to be a POS. It broke very soon after a few rounds. I sent it back and they replaced it and that one broke as well. You will need to spend at least $140 to get a long eye relief scope that will stand up to the Mosin. Hope this helps. Doc
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pretty sure nerf guns have standard weaver rails, an I don't suggest a scope for nerf guns, maybe an Avogadro or red dot lol
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I installed it on a .270 win. Of course I don't shoot all day with this. After some 100 rounds it has hold the zero. I put the very same on a CZ .22LR and, of course, after thousands of rounds it's just fine. I don't get your question about eye relief. On the .270 I set it to get the whole optic field and it's much closer than that but recoil is not an issue with glasses on.
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Not sure what the difference are between the two. I have this scope on a savage axis. 308. It is as accurate as they come. I can blow out a bullseye at 150 to 200 yards consistently. Eye relief could be a little better but it works for me.
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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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TA11H-308. This is the best scope for eye relief of all the ACOGs, that's the reason I chose it. If you go to Trijicon's web sight they list the eye relief as 2.39 inches, which is outstanding. The field of view is also 5.5 degrees so you can actually shoot with both eyes open (the Bindon Aiming Concept)
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The eye relief is ~ 4 inches, depending on magnification. So what I believe you need is a long eye relief scope or a red dot. That will give you the proper eye relief. I hope that helps you sir.
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I own a BSA 2-7X32 Edge Pistol scope and the eye relief stated on the box is 12-20 inches. I have found the LER more than adequate on my TC Encore Pistol.
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I think in general is great, I can't answer your question about eye relief. I mounted mine on a 22-250 which has a different recoil. This scope has the TBX reticle which is customized for 55-grain loads in .223 Rem. sighted-in at 200 yards. The bottom post is marked in 100 yard increments out to 600 yards not in mil dots. The top post does have mil dots which can be used to estimate ranges. If I had known this I would have purchased a different scope. The scope also has a 30 mm tube not 1 inch.