I just got an H&K scope mount for my GSG522, will this sit on the mount or does it need to be on the rifle without the mount?
775619
No need for the picitanny rail, just take it off the gsg5 and this sight sits directly on the rifle :) also it cowitnesses great !
1503859
It's not a necessity. I run mine with the mounts it came with. It is definitely usable out of the box. I've seen a lot of people run scopes higher though.
1090842
Yes, the mount must be removed to field-strip the rifle. When re-attached, the scope returns to near zero. The mount is tight without any wobble.
1652267
That means PERFECTLY seating the mount onto your firearm. Sometimes when you order third-party equipment it doesn't fit properly. In which case you would have to use JB Weld or something to create a perfect fit. For absolute accuracy a scope must be placed top dead center on to a firearm.
657159
You'll need either a weaver or pic.mount but if your trying for a scout type set up there's not enuf eye relief without a special mount to bring the scope towards the rear of the rifle.
192803
That gun does not seem to have any scope mounts, unless it is possilble to modify it yourself (which is unlikely) I would say no. Thanks for asking though, that gun looks pretty cool; I might get it.
2144323
You have to buy a mount.I have a American Defence "recon" mount. It's a quick disconnect mount and it holds a zero with removing and replacing on the rifle. If you don't plan on taking it off the rifle often the millet mount is really very good.
714012
I have this installed on my Marlin 45/70 and 444 lever action rifles. They both were pre-drilled for scope mounts. The part has a lot of screw mounting holes to accomodate different receivers. Should ve mounted on a flat surface. If you're not pre-drilled a gunsmith can do that. It is working well for me.
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.
2266440
It sits kinda high,you would have to run low scope rings to get a good line of site.also you might want to check how it moi ts on the rifle itself cause mine was not true the mount pointed the front of my scope down using the 91/30 shi.s that co.e with the kit.I suggest spending the extra money and getting a proper mount for the rifle Russian side mount or the rock solid mount
1748295
You will need to buy another set of mounts. Most scope mounts are made to seat the scope as close to the bore as possible. See-through mounts are specialty items.
1059493
Confirm your rifle has 3 drilled/tapped holes in receiver on top from H&R; (front hole is further apart than back two). If so, this mount is for your rifle. I have 3 of these rifles and the drilled/tapped holes are all same. This is a good mount at a cheap price.
2013703
Since it mounts to the rifle not the stock, it's not an issue. I have it on mine, with the archangel, and it's solid as a rock. Love it
1294849
No, the rail needs the ring mounts to be mounted to the gun....you can have rail or rings not both
555512
Due to the 50mm size of the scope you will need the high mounts. Otherwise, the scope will be in contact with barrel and will not allow for proper mounting.
1441034
Yes I have it on mine. At first I didn't think it for properly, it didn't sit as flush as I would have thought. However I have seen it mounted on other sigs and it fits exactly the same way.
1498115
Ok, two part on this older post... The answer to the scope mounting issue on a M9130 is called a jmecks scope mount, and purchase a machined bent bolt, don't sear the original straight bolt and add the tapped bolt. Thanks for the input on this scope, to everyone else, because I too am curious if it will hold up to the 7.62x54R.