Would I still be able to use the iron sights on a Mosin Nagant with this installed? I'm unsure how bulky this thing is, and also skeptical. Since the same thing can be achieved by bedding and shimming your rifle stock. Would I still be able to use the iron sights on a Mosin Nagant with this installed? I'm unsure how bulky this thing is, and also skeptical. Since the same thing can be achieved by bedding and... » Read More Would I still be able to use the iron sights on a Mosin Nagant with this installed? I'm unsure how bulky this thing is, and also skeptical. Since the same thing can be achieved by bedding and shimming your rifle stock. « Show Less
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if you are debating whether to bed the stock or buy this product go ahead AND bed the stock. It is bulky and you may not be able to use the iron sights on the gun.
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Yes this what I use on my Mosin-Nagant. It really helps on the recoil, you will see a big difference. The instructions tell you to take it off the gun when your done shooting.
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I mounted mine on the dovetail that holds the rear site of the Mosin Nagant. It held well and is still holding after a long range session. I also mounted one on a Montgomery Ward bolt action .22 LR and it worked well there as well.
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I haven't my scope mount jig yet, but purchased it for installing scopes on Mauser rifles. A Mosin Nagant has a very different receiver, so I'd be surprised if it would work.
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With red dots, reflex sights etc the iron sights are co-witnessed. You will still be able to look down irons...make sure to use the correct riser, it comes with a low, mid, and high riser. The SPARC is a great sight, I've ran a few on ars and shotguns. Lemme know if you need anything, will be happy to help
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Not these, but there are night sights available for sks, at least for the front by ameriglo. The rear one is going to be hard to find. The rear sight is more akin to a mosin nagant than an ak, but I am almost certain neither will fit. From what I understand about sks rifles, there is just as much flash coming out from around the bolt as there is coming out of the barrel when you fire an sks at night, temporarily messing up your ability to see at night. This is probably why most night sight companies don't bother making night sights for them. I could be wrong, but I would suggest if you can safely try firing it in the dark to try it and see if you haven't already. Not these, but there are night sights available for sks, at least for the front by ameriglo. The rear one is going to be hard to find. The rear sight is more akin to a mosin nagant than an ak, but I am almost certain neither will fit. From what I understand about sks rifles, there is just as much flash coming out from around the bolt as there is coming out of the barrel when you fire an sks at night, temporarily messing up your ability to see at night. This is probably why most night sight companies don't bother making night sights for them. I could be wrong, but I would suggest if you can... » Read More Not these, but there are night sights available for sks, at least for the front by ameriglo. The rear one is going to be hard to find. The rear sight is more akin to a mosin nagant than an ak, but I am almost certain neither will fit. From what I understand about sks rifles, there is just as much flash coming out from around the bolt as there is coming out of the barrel when you fire an sks at night, temporarily messing up your ability to see at night. This is probably why most night sight companies don't bother making night sights for them. I could be wrong, but I would suggest if you can safely try firing it in the dark to try it and see if you haven't already. « Show Less
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I mounted it to my .357 mag blackhawk and it is quite a nice scope. The scope has a long eye relief which works great for hand guns. The mosin nagant normaly has the scope mounted more forward where a longer eye relief is needed. Hope this helped
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Hi Jim: I have a Mosin Nagant 7.62x54r Rifle compared to your rifle it is a cannon. The scope is Rock solid on my rifle and it will on yours too. Make sure that you have a good solid scope mount base and good rings choose some rings that aren't too high from the receiver. Tighten everything good after you adjusted for proper eye relief and you should have no problems. Have fun at the range Wayne
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Though not familiar with the M-4 it may work work well mounted w/ iron sights--but that depends on the sight configuration-if they can be removed or flipped down.. Best bet would be an under or side mount. Sight does come with a mount that I've found to be quite adaptable. Have had no problem with rifle mount, i.e. Steel Force. Good luck! Snip
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No, I used my scope on a Moisin Nagant using the rear sight base for the new mount. I shoot from 200 to 500 meters. the scope works wonderfully.As you know; most extended eye relief scopes were low power. Also it was like looking looking through a tube. I don't feel that way with this scope. I don't think I'd a scout set up to hunt with Too weird...rp
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These are awesomely bright metal night sights... Gunsmithing is minimal, although, make yourself familiar with your firearm before continuing. Using a punch, drift front and rear sight out left to right. The front sight is easy but the rear can be a bit tricky. S&W; 3rd gen autos have two small springs underneath the rear blade so be careful not to lose them. They are super bright. Worth every penny. I hope this is helpful.
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hey jason, I ended up with this set after returning another. the key is the the rail at the scope mount is the right size. I put it on a low cost savage arms .22 rifle it did the trick and still allows me to utilize the iron sights if I want. The best thing to do is find out amazons distributor and give them a call and ask. Thats what I did when I ordered the second ones. Nice gun that henry golden boy. i almost bought one but decided to go a bit more economical
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i had NO issues, i have a scope on mine, and i can still see my iron sights...but if you want to cut it up.... its yours!!!!!!!
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This is a great rifle, but no, no iron sights. Im Sure you could still use it.
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With the scope mounted in an "off set" position, with a side rail, it will work very well. This might need to be done by a gunsmith. (Well, I'm not qualified, anyway.) If mounted straight over the ejection port , which is also the place you load, you won't be able to utilize stripper clips. You may still be able to load them one by one. Either way, I believe a "turned down" bolt is needed with either configuration, or you won't be able to open the bolt to eject your casing and chamber another round. On my mosin I settled for a longer eye relief scope; like about 10-13" eye relief. My scope is mounted on the rear sight base, so it's not over the ejection port and can't interfere with the bolt operation. I love the scope and have 2 of them, now, but I don't think it's a good choice for a mosin, without some modifications. Talk to a local gunsmith about options. Also, you can often find mosin "turned down " / bent handle bolts on line. Hope this helps ( Sorry if it was a bit long).
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No harm in trying it with the front sight post - if you crank it up to 4x (or slightly less?), you shouldn't see the front sight post. I don't know at what lower power the post will appear (as anything other than a blurb), but I'd think you could adjust it @ 1x etc. (where you'll be using it as a red dot) to rest just over the front sight? Mine currently resides on a 22AR, which happens to be the first AR type rifle I've had without a fixed front sight post. I have an ACOG (4x) and the front sight post doesn't bother me a bit looking through it - the front sight post is almost translucent when looking thru the scope - I'd actually have to look for it in order to know it's there @ 4x.
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The B Square mount itsself does not interfere with the ability to use the iron sights. You cannot use the sights when the scope is mounted. There is no see through. The scope mounting rings actually block the sights,but then I have the scope mounted!