okay so how do i mount it if i only have two pins on the whole entire sight?
1701089
The 91/30 only has two pins holding the rear sight on and a pin holding the leaf. If you have one pin holding the rear sight and one pin holding the leaf, you don't have a 91/30. You have a M38, M44 or a T53 mosin. There are several more variations, but those are the ones abundantly sold. Brass Stacker makes a different scope mount for those. It's even here on Amazon.
1701090
There is only two pins involved.....remove the two pins the hold down the rear sight, and then install the two small bolts provided with the mount.
1701091
There are two pins on the iron sights, you will need to pound those out and mount it on top the existing iron sights.
1701092
the rear sight only has 2 pins to be removed..it comes with 2 new screws, lock washers and nuts to secure it. to remove the old ones..sometimes you can use a small nail or a nail set to tap them out. sometimes they are silver soldered in and you may need to heat the sight block with a bernzomatic torch..don't worry its an easy job. I hope you only intend on using a scout scope or pistol scope with the brass stacker the scope does not come back close to your eye, I had the stacker but then changed it to the ATI mount..the ati you have to drill and tap and it comes with the drill and tap. brass stacker is ok if you are using the scout or a pistol scope, otherwise just get the ATI the rear sight only has 2 pins to be removed..it comes with 2 new screws, lock washers and nuts to secure it. to remove the old ones..sometimes you can use a small nail or a nail set to tap them out. sometimes they are silver soldered in and you may need to heat the sight block with a bernzomatic torch..don't worry its an easy job. I hope you only intend on using a scout scope or pistol scope with the brass stacker the scope does not come back close to your eye, I had the stacker but then changed it to the ATI mount..the ati you have to drill and tap and it comes with the drill and tap.... » Read More the rear sight only has 2 pins to be removed..it comes with 2 new screws, lock washers and nuts to secure it. to remove the old ones..sometimes you can use a small nail or a nail set to tap them out. sometimes they are silver soldered in and you may need to heat the sight block with a bernzomatic torch..don't worry its an easy job. I hope you only intend on using a scout scope or pistol scope with the brass stacker the scope does not come back close to your eye, I had the stacker but then changed it to the ATI mount..the ati you have to drill and tap and it comes with the drill and tap. brass stacker is ok if you are using the scout or a pistol scope, otherwise just get the ATI « Show Less
1701093
you knock them out then use the hardware in the brass stacker mount and the already machined holes in the receiver.
1762751
I would suggest when you knock the pin out of the rear sight check it good because i was told there are some that are solderes in. You still have to be careful once you knock out pin there is aheavy piece of spring steel underneath because nothing is made light on this rifleI would suggest that you use epoxy or liquid steel when you set it in then put the screws in it will loosen up on you after about 25 shots or so it is acheap set up and you get what you pay for. John
653099
the hiviz sight is mounted with one screw. very easy to install. it is not rail mounted
1736968
Two slots, you'd have to buy the optics mounting kit if you wanted a rail section that only takes up one slot.
1079639
Yes, if you unscrewed the magnifier mounting post from the right side and repositioned it on the left. This should be quite easy to do.
1760842
What are you mounting this to. I mounted it on a Mosin Nagant. I knocked out the two pins holding the rear sight and knocked the rear sight off the gun. the rear sight is mounted on a 3/8 inch rail which is the same size as the mount. I then tightened the screws and then put the scope in place
148114
Use a file. Took me about 10 minutes. I used a thin circle file and removed the small tab on the end of the pin and it should come right out.
261515
Won't be a problem at all since you can remove one side of the mount on the sight. Remove the side and place the sight where you want on the rail then tighten back down.
840988
Yes ,too both questions. I been using the 1 pin sight for many years. I love it and would recommend it to all...
776798
pull up one side of the scope then then just push on the side that is off, hope this helped
1706231
I'm not sure, the sight has a small little nut that you can see from the top. You would need very small needle pliers to hold the nut.
719982
Don't have it in front of me, but if I remember correctly, 1 is for mounting to rail, the other is for sighting it in
981825
If by "arm pin" you are referring to the tilt adjustment bolt in the middle of the VESA plate, it would be easiest to adjust before mounting the monitor. It could be done afterward with an open box wrench. Other than that, there shouldn't be any disassembly of the product.
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You have to remove the sight but not the mount! It is advertised to be changed without having to re-sight the dot.Installation Remove the two screws holding the DeltaPoint to the base and turn the sight upside down. Place the Torx wrench or a screwdriver in the notch and gently pry the battery loose. Insert a new battery as described earlier. The precision pins eliminate the need for any re-adjustment.Installation
1710871
Yep... it will mount. And it has an adjustable laser tip, which allows you to pinpoint your sight better.
2136637
Yeah, just be sure you do not push the pin all the way out. Check out a youtube video. There is several good ones that show how it is done.
1523113
Mounts using two screws, one on top and one in middle. Should just slide on and off screws.