I have a Marlin 60 semi-automatic....is there a way to make this work with this rifle?
1721938
It does not work well with any rifle. Using a bubble level yo are lucky to get with in 1-2 degrees of true. I now use handi tools on my iPhone which has a digital plumb bobWorks great to within 1/10 of 1 degree
1721939
I do not know how it would work on your Marlin 60.. This item is made in China and I found it to be inaccurate.. I had better results using my table saw electronic level for mounting scopes on rifles using Wilson Combat mounts.
1245928
This did not fit my Marlin Model 60. I could never get the clamps tight enough on the grooved receiver. It is just a hair too big for it. I'm trying to find some other mounts to use now.
2205445
I can't answer about a Marlin .22LR, I bought my NcSTAR for a Mossberg 715T which contrary to articles on the Internet I used a small mallet and taped on on like a glove without any problems. The price isn't expensive so I'd buy and try it. If it fits you are ahead of the game.
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.
1570405
It should fit the. 308. Attaches to the rear sight and butt stock. I don't think there is any difference between a 7.62 and 308 in that regard. Not a bad rail, but the sight is absolute garbage. I'm thinking of putting a TWS peep sight on it as a back up to my red dot.
1865089
Rings are Picatinny/Weaver compatible. If the receiver on your Marlin 60 is grooved for a 22 scope, you will need to buy a groove to Picatinny/weaver adapter. Amazon has a UTG Low Profile .22/Airgun to Picatinny/Weaver Rail Adaptor for $11.28 shipped. Nice scope. I have a couple of them. dp
1229336
Probably is you can find a way to attach a weaver mount. I've only tried it on my 10-22
1942013
You'll need to install a "Weaver" rail. Or, swap to rings that are compatible with the factory rail, so called ".22 rings". I'd go with swapping out the rail.
1948430
I put mine on an old marlin 22 w/dovetail groove. I had to get an adapter to make it fit. Still it worked fine after that.
2083974
I agree with the answer submitted by HIGHRPM below. Although I do not own either of the firearms you mention, I would bet that you can pick a spot on each to attach the one level. Then adjust your scope to match with the other level. This has never failed to work on any of my guns.
371941
I am not familiar with the Model 60, but from what I saw on the internet it is grooved for a dovetail type of scope mount. So I would say yes, it would work for the Marlin Model 60.
146842
Try checking the Tasco site and see if they have a cross reference for rings, to that particular rifle.An email to Tasco is another thought.Mine is mounted to a Ruger Mini 30 which takes particular Ruger rings, which I use. Love the scope on the Mini 30!
654167
I don't see how, since most .22 rifles have a smaller rail width than other higher caliber rifles like the 7.62 x39mm, .270 and .308, AR-15-.223/.300 aac blackout style. I don't know much about the Remington 597 though.
235498
It can not be switched on to fully automatic II would have hoped for that to haha but it's only semi automatic and about the improvements that is one thing I'm not sure about I seen a lot of the upgrades for this particular weapon but did not see a upgrade switch for this gun to go from semi to auto. I hope what I said helped you in anyway.
2227148
If your gun has a dovetail mount you will need an adapter. So first verify what mount your gun has.
582526
I have the same rifle. I bought this, it worked http://www.pyramydair.com/s/a/Crosman_B272_4_Pc_Intermount_3_8_Dovetail/191
536416
I used this item on a Marlin Model 60 22 caliber rifle and I can no longer use my sights unless I remove the scope mount, I hope I was able to help with my response.