Will this work on a Bushnell North Star? I believe it is a 3.5 maksutov type.
1727935
No it will not work as your scope is a Mak-Cass type of scope... You have a cover plate on the front glass aperture, your collimation is corrected using the screws located under the corrector plate. You have to do a slightly off focus star adjustment, the star should look like a concentric set of rings within each other when collimated properly.http://uncle-rods.blogspot.com/2009/07/zen-and-art-of-telescope-collimation.html
1727936
I don't know, I looked up Maksutov collimation tool and couldn't find any, it worked in my cheap Newtonian Bushnell.
511079
I would think so, I mounted a bushnell scope with illuminated reptile on it, 3x9x40 objective and it fits perfect. Just the right clearance, mount is very good quality. Very strong mount, good fit and finish.
998947
Sorry its not gonna work. You either wanna get a red dot reflex sight (I recommend the bushnell tlr-25) or a scout rifle scope. Those have a long eye relief
2262762
Hello. I would guess that it would work, if the eye relief is OK. I would suggest you look at the Simmons Prohunter scope that is 6-18X40 - I also have one of these and it has a much larger range of acceptable eye relief vs. the Bushnell scope.
2258358
Yes... for further information check the following wedsite: http://www.bushnell.com/tactical/rifle-scopes/elite-tactical/ers-6-24x-50mm-mil-dot#
799585
I would say no! I bought it and returned it. Bushnell is very good, but it must have the pin-seeker feature to be good at the golf course. I bought one with the pin-seeker technology and it is great.
71355
I mounted this on a MEADE 203sc/500 rear mount. I had to modify the mount of the scope slightly.
369180
It should work. The holes didn't quite line up with the screws on my AstroMaster 70 EQ, so I had to drill one new hole on the scope mount. Well worth the effort (which wasn't much!). It works perfectly.
367057
It will work. I did have to drill two holes for mounting in the tube of the telescope.
2140709
If you are planning to mount this under your scope, I would say it will not fit. On my AR, it would not fit under a Bushnell 3-9x40 in a Nikon M-223 mount. The nut to tighten this mount is what got in my way as it would not fit under the scope. If you have high scope rings, it may fit under the scope. Are you trying to mount this on a Scout Style mount, or can you explain your mounting setup? I am familiar with the ole Mosin-Nagant 91/30.
367058
Yes it will, although you may need to drill holes to mount it. However, I highly recommend that you buy a Telrad finder instead. It costs only a little more but is a much better investment and it attaches with very high quality double stick tape. The Star Pointers are pretty fragile and tend to either stop working or break is less than a year with regular use. A Telrad finder will last forever and give you much better sighting, especially for a great scope like your 8" Dob. Good luck!
1730863
You can contact bushnell for specs, however if there is a clear view with no trees or bushes I believe it will pick it up. There are settings to adjust sensitivity and range with the set up. Good luck and I hope this helps.
529134
Be absolutely sure it does what you wznt. It's not really for astrophotography. It's a great scope for deep sky. A bit heavy
156138
If it has a 3/8 dovetail it will work. And it will stay secure. Great scope Mount.
2128206
I have used it with a Bushnell TRS red dot on a 16 inch 300 blackout upper, took a while to get it adjusted to the right tension, then placed loc-tite on the adjustment tension screw. Mine is holding zero for over 150 round so far. I think it works because the TRS is very light. The main reason I bought it was it was CHEAP. Really no wasted money if it did not work in comparision to a the cost of a LaRue.
909379
Yes. Make sure it matches your eyepiece and scope diameters - 1", 1.25", 2", etc
53187
Yes, that should work, provided that your existing optics rest at 1.5" above the rail.