Can you look through a regular rifle scope with this or would that not work?
1712695
yes you can mount it behind your rifle scope. Armasight also makes an attachment that you can get and attach to the night vision which turns your night vision into an actual night vision scope itself.
1712696
Yes, it would. Armasight has all the attachments including a mount for a rifle scope. I didn't get it because it attaches to the eye end of the scope, not the objective end. It flip's down from the scope, but you end up with too much eye relief. I decided to use my Armasight Spark Core with an EOTech, with NV capabilities. Also, an IR Flashlight is a must. Own the night.
1712697
I think so, but it would taker a long pickatinny rail to mount them end to end. A bit too much Rube Goldberg for me.
128620
I wasn't able to use it because it was hard to view through it. Pretty cheap. Probably 5x though. I bought it for my 522. I use scopes with my AR 556 and AR 308.
584585
Yes. The rear sight can be seen through from a little further in front on the rail. There is also the limited visibility aperture (larger hole) that can be flipped up as as well. This may not be as accurate as " normal" but, remember. We're talking about Back-Up Sights.
1222510
depends on your rings that you use. that will determine whether the scope will hit the rear gun sight.
2128921
This is a seperate device and has nothing to do with your rifle scope. It will accurately compensate for distances looking up a mountain or down a mountain but what you do with the shot from your rifle is all up to you regardless of the brand of scope you are using.
2264487
No... You will not be able to see through the bottom of the mount and use the sights as well as the scope. It is very quick to detatch and use irons as needed.
1287339
You can see through the scope, but accuracy is questionable. First and foremost it serves as the loader for the bb's.
2202145
Depends on the way your rifle is built. Most present day rifles will accept the mounts that come with this scope.
339424
Yes. There is a mirror you install inside the scope that allows you to see out. The scope swivels as well.
507449
You can see through the scope although it has no magnification. It only acts as a sight.
551806
Yes, This is an excellent scope for that use it would be easy to see bullet holes in targets at that distance. I would recommend getting the angled scope. (they make a straight as well) It is easier to look into after you take a shot with your rifle.
748386
The scope mounts very close to the rifle with the rings that are included. Also the scope is too long with a short eye relief so you will not have room for any iron sights. I ended mounting some offset iron sights and they work surprisingly well.
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.
338583
It wouldn't work your eye has to be pretty much touching the scope for it to work
1739897
I don't see why it couldn't be the only problem I could think of is it looks like you have to mount the scope pretty far forward on your rifle which could cause a problem with eye relief. As far as range goes though you will be fine. I have mine mounted on my ar 15 and at 200 yards I was shooting a 2 inch group.
1588744
I don't see why not. It holds up to my air rifle just fine. It is alittle blurry compared to most of my scopes.
2241543
I would imagine. A scope would get in the way and sights may or may not be an issue depending on the type And location. The whole thing has to wrap around the receiver so extra things like large sights could potentially be a problem.