What is the distance between the mounts where the scope goes?
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Your question is a bit confusing. I think what you are asking is "What is the distance between the "rings" that secure the scope to the M223 scope mount?" That distance is 3.25 inches and is ample for scope adjustment forward and backward to get proper eye relief; UNLESS you have one of those scopes with a box shaped center portion of the tube where the windage and elevation knobs attach. If you have one of those type scopes, (such as the AIM Sports shown at http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/aim-sports-10-40x56-mm-extreme-tactical-scope.aspx?a=941344) you will need a two piece mount as shown on that hyperlink. The M223 will not work - at least it didn't for me. My solution was to return the AIM Sport and get a different scope that did not have the boxy shaped center. I bought the Nikon M223 scope (in 3X - 12X and 4X - 16X). Both fit the mount and are great scopes.
1135986
The back of the scope lines up with the rear of the trigger guard and that worked good for me. Hope this helps.
845177
Thanks for the answer but I was looking for the exact distance in between the mounted brackets length wise. I would anticipate it to be around 8 feet or so.
677784
The distance between the mounting screws is between 2-7/8" and 3.0". I hope this is helpful.
1953626
It is 3 3/4" from the outside edges of the rings. These are great mounts. I have put several thousands of rounds through both the 5.56 AR's I have them on without problems. I've had one of them off and on the rifle and only had to readjust windage a couple of clicks. Be sure to lightly grease the pivot point of the QD and only and just the tension enough so the locking lever will still easily click in place when you close the QD.
1883910
Pat Sorry for the late response. It looks as if three slots will do it. My mount has weird spacing but I am sure that three is the trick; this red dot is very short. Hope this helps. Dan
1175412
The saddle height on my rings is 3/8 inch. That gives the front of the scope "just" enough clearance.
2064410
It varies depending on where you set the rings on the scope bar. Loosen one ring base and move it to where it can fit you scope body.
2019810
The OAL of scope is 8-3/8" long. I have it mounted on a Ruger Red Hawk, works great
1414299
around three inches, if you slide mount rings towards center, maybe around 2.5
405556
From the rear of the scope to where the front objective bell begins, with the focus ring all the way in it's 9-1/8", with focus ring all the way out it's 9-1/2". From the beginning of the rear bell to the beginning of the front bell (the tube) it's 5-7/8". I have it mounted on a savage 116 with one piece DNZ mount in medium height. Works great with plenty of room for adjustments.
660151
Glenn: Since this mount is for a 30mm tube, I divided it in half = 15mm. I measured from bottom of yoke to flat top or mount on rifle and got 23mm. Add 23mm to 15mm = 38mm and then double that = 76mm. Now, I have a 4 to 15 x 40mm scope but my scope's outside diameter measures 55mm. The outside measurement on your scope could be 76mm or greater. Be sure and check it. Dr. D
1201169
The quickmount is 2 inches long. The total space you need is dependent upon what you are mounting it behind. I have mine mounted behind a sightmark reflex sight and need 3 inches of rail to get it done.
685145
The short rail I have on my rifle is about 2 1/2 inches long and there is room on both sides of the mount, not much room but there is some. The mount is about 1 1/2 inches long.
1940653
maybe about a foot long? 13" I had mine mounted, but the scope broke after 2 outings(erector tube won't adjust), I tossed back in the box and havent looked at it since.
189086
8" from top of lower bracket to base of upper bracket.9.5" distance between center of lower mounting hole to center of upper mounting hole.( 2 ) mount holes on mount plate, ( 2 ) mount holes on upper mount plate.quality is aok for what I paid
265654
This is _not_ the right mounting system for your scope. It is made for a tube diameter of 30mm, whereas your scope has a tube diameter of 1" (25.4mm).
837374
Hi, Check on the Warne Scope Mount Website. They have a chart that will tell you everything you want to know.