for 1" scopes but i don't see the diameter listed for any of the scopes for sale...e.g., Simmons 8-Point Truplex 3-9x40...is it a 1" scope?
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1" or 30mm (1.18") is the standard tube diameter for rifle scopes. The only exception that I have seen is the 3/4" .22 rifle scope designed for mounting on "grooved dovetail receivers. I have never seen a scope with a tube diameter other than 1" where the diameter was not indicated in the specifications. Consequently, the Simmons 8-Point Truplex 3-9x40 scope has a 1" tube and you should get 1" mounts designed to fit the type of rifle which will receive the scope.
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I have the same scope and want to find a one piece mount for the scope to install on my AR15. In order for the mount to fit, the distance of the outer edges of the rings must be 3-1/2" or less. Don't know the dimensions of this mount.
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The rings I reviewed were for 1" scope only. You'll need to check Warne's web site. I myself am not familiar with 40mm scopes, sorry.
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The scope came with 1" 3/8 dovetail scope rings. It can be adapted to any 1" ring set up to fit most mounting systems.
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It's the size of the scope it self, the scopes have different diameters. These or designed for 30. What ever scope your panning to use it should say it somewhere on the box or the manufacturers web sight
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i couldnt give you an exact number, but if your using it for a scout rifle, Mosin Nagant, or other forward mounting it works great. when i found it i was looking for pistol scopes which are typically in excess of 5 inches or more. hope this helps.
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have a look at there size chart,they have measurements in imperial and metric.measure both ends of your scope.
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I've got a few of these sets in the shop at the moment and they measure out to .118" or just shy of a true 30mm. If your scope has a 30mm tube these are a great starter set of rings.
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I think it was a 3/4"... But I'm not sure though: it was to short for my scope and I had to return it
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In the listing I believe you have an option to choose which "size" you want. But really the different "sizes" are the different reticles. When you select a size option you should see the choice show up with the type reticle described next to it. It threw me off when I was purchasing also. I think this is what you are asking?
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1". I used it to dope my scope on a Mossberg .22LR rifle. It works just fine!
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Hey man, I just measured mine - looks to be 1 3/8" / 35mm diameter for the top "telescoping" section. Disclaimer, I only have a low quality ruler on hand - so it could run slightly large or slightly small - but generally speaking, thats the size of the telescoping/upper pole from at least the set I received :)Good luck / happy recording / jamming / whatever.
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I installed this scope on a crosman phantom however the rings that are supplied are not 3/8" so I had to purchase some seperately. I've not used enough to see if it maintains a zeroed in sighting.
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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
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Hey man, I just measured mine - looks to be 1 3/8" / 35mm diameter for the top "telescoping" section. Disclaimer, I only have a low quality ruler on hand - so it could run slightly large or slightly small - but generally speaking, thats the size of the telescoping/upper pole from at least the set I received :) Good luck / happy recording / jamming / whatever.
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Simmons is a better quality scope. My 10 year old son uses it on his 243 and has killed several deer without missing.
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I think it's 1 inch, but I bought Remington integral scope mounts (high) that fit 1inch or 30mm scope tubes.