Will this take the recoil of a mosin nagant or 308 win
1728209
Honestly I have no ideaIf you put it on a mosin nagant it world have to be on a 91/30 for less recoilI never used it because your eye is to close for comfort not a scope I'd recommend
1728210
I had it on a 7.62x39 so from my experience yes. I sold the gun it was on so don't know how long it's gonna hold up. I found it to be decent as a cheap optic when your in the bush. And it looks really nice.
1728211
Honestly I have no idea If you put it on a mosin nagant it world have to be on a 91/30 for less recoil I never used it because your eye is to close for comfort not a scope I'd recommend
1199587
It seems to be intended for AR type rifles. Don't know if it would handle 300 mag recoil. 6 xoxo magnification is good for larger game out to about 300 yards.
633445
i used it on a mosin nagant but its still a 54 r shell it should chamber and sight just fine
1542281
It will...but you may find it's a bit underpowered for your .308 if you plan on doing any distance shooting.
766569
Take it from me... No it will not! The recoil of a standard rifle, rimfire or centerfire is in the opposite direction of an air rifle. The recoil of an air rifle will quickly damage even most expensive scopes. There are inexpensive scopes made for air rifles that are quite good for your needs. Trust me on this.
1199585
I wouldn't think it would be a problem. The scope itself should handle the recoil. The real question is probably, "Should I use a scope with this limited magnification on the 300 Win Mag"? I own a .300 Win Mag, a Winchester Model 70 made in 1963. It's an excellent cartridge and has very long legs. A proper scope for this cartridge general starts at 4 power. But, to each their own way. This scope from Weaver has a power range that would definitely prove useful in brush country on larger, more aggressive game.
272247
I can't say for sure but I have heard a few people saw they had the same scope on a 50 cal and it seemed to do just fine. I can say that the scope is built like a tank and should handle the recoil just fine . I hope this helps .
402228
Seems to be fine for me. I used it on an AR-15. They don't have much recoil. I might not use it with any larger caliber rifle.
1240569
Not sure I put this on a Mosin-Nagant and have only put 50 rounds. Still holding.
1757764
Depends on a lot of variables. Your load, caliber and how your want the gun to recoil and cycle.
372170
It should since you are just replacing the trigger assembly, and not doing anything to the original mosin trigger guard... The thing I have learned about mosins, you can throw lots of money at them in after market parts, but shooting cheap ammo in a $100 gun, doesn't change the fact it still is as accurate as a $100 gun
1759431
Hi Victor, I do not believe it will, as it is molded for the Mosin Nagant, I have a 10/22 as well It would be an awful lot of work to make it work.
933925
If u can mount it...yes. Should be able to handle recoil without a problem. I've used it on my 338 win mag and no problem there at all.
2237456
I am using it with an AK-47 Pistol in 7.62x39. No idea on recoil limit - ask MFR
1929642
Will probably work well. I have mine on a Springfield M1a that's fires a 308 round. With the shock from the round and the movement of the bolt because its a semi auto it gets alot of vibration. It holds it's zero and have had no problems.
1151580
I have one mounted on a 308 and it handle that like nothing. However I haven't tried it on that caliber so your guess is as good as mine. I would call up leatherwood and ask.
1594629
These mounts will only work on a gun with a Dovetail cut receiver. I don't think the Mosin Nagant has the dovetail on it.