I have a #4 mk1 .303 Enfield & would rather not have to remove the rear sight or do any drilling or smithing. Is this the scope mount for me?
1143289
would have to see your rifle cause i have a mkIII like it is made for there might be a slight difference
1762753
no This was a total piece of junk.I even went as far as to try to leave the spring in at no avail. I took the sight off and used the dovetail to mount the scope. way way better
1455610
I cannot answer this for certain. However I can tell you this is a sight which I like very much. It mounts to a pickitinny sight rail which attaches to the top of the rifle. A gunsmith can do this for you--quite reasonably--if you have a good one locally, or if the barrel is already tapped for attachment rail or already has a rail on it you should be good to go.
869323
Mine fit without modification. If you know how to disassemble your Enfield this is a very simple install. I needed no modification to the stock, though others have reported needing to remove a tiny bit of material around the receiver area with a file. If you do not know how to disassemble your Enfield, watch a YouTube video (there are many out there), then follow the instructions included with the packaging. It is a very nice conversion for the money.
813017
I Have a Mark ii, the mount went on in minutes. You can still use the original gun sight (viewing underneath the mount) . It should work very well then you have the rail to attach extra options or remove the mount in minutes
2009242
Yes. It is perfect. I have had it for about a year now. It is very easy to transition from the scope to your iron sights. It is a very durable mount and easy to install even if you don't have a lot of experience with guns.
1582998
Yes, BUT! Make sure during your range time to check and tighten the screws every few rounds or so. On my Mosin the rail would slightly shift forward and after every 20 or so rounds I would need to readjust the mount. Having to readjust will effect the zero slightly, but it's nothing frustrating, in my case anyway.
1546625
I use it on a British Enfield that has comprable recoil. Yes, I would recommend it. It is a good value for this quality of a scope.
1255476
There should be no need to shim anything, you might want to invest in some better scope rings. The mount should be above and weaver rail parallel with the barrell, if you have anything but, it's either a scope ring, scope or dovetail issue.
1503965
well also bought the mechanically fixed HiViz sights they work are are helpful. depending on if you have a rail or smooth barrel would decide the type but in either case the rail mount winds up being about 18" apart when targeted with a laser bore sighting tool. Its just slaps on but sighting is another store.
1941772
Once you remove the sight completely ,there is a dove tail mount available. you will need a long eye releif scope, this mount will place the scope about 6" further up the barrell than a regular scope. Unless you change the bolt this is your only option, even after you change the bolt, and locate the scope in @ it's usual position, you have to give up the clip aqction and the rifle become a single shot, as now the scope is in the way.... nothing is ever easy????? here is what I did for whatever it is worth , bought the ZSUN optics specialty mount@ 8" long, turned it around and mounted a 2X red dot.... I am very happy with this configuration and would recommend giving it a try.
568797
you're going to need an a mount. there is one that you can use to replace the rear sight though
1658530
Yes they make special side mounts which i do not prefer.This mount has a picitny rail built on to it.All you have to do is a little filing and simply replaces other cover.As far as certain sights just make sure the rings fit picitny rail.Also i suggest a tactile scope or youll have empty cartridges bouncing off it.I used a 3-9Bug Blaster scope and love it on my sks.
10783
I used this to mount a red dot for the same problem that you are describing. The AR I mounted it on has an integrated front iron sight. Like you are describing it interferes but I am not going to be the fool that screws with a iron sight from the SigSauer factory. This rail perfectly raises the sight just above the front sight so that the sight is usable and not a problem. This is definately the way to go. Hopefully I have answered the question let me know if not.
760383
Although I have a riser, I didn't need it. Mine is mounted on the flat top rail on my M4. A2 front sight is not a problem; the reflex sight lines up just above the front sight post on mine.... no conflict using either sight. I did not use the riser; it actually interferred with my iron sight by blocking the A2 front post.
827559
This s not a quick release scope mount, once slid into position its locked down by bolts.It is easley removed, no modifications are nessary to your rifle. have fun be safe.
315868
If you have the ati scope mount that's drilled yes... just the rear sight mount no.. recommend the ati set up drill and tap... best way for a sturdy mount