Is this scope a go for white tail hunting with an AK-47 7.62x39 with the side mount.( if you dont know wjat kind of side mount look it up)
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I would say yes. I have it on my ar-15 and I don't have a problem with it. The only thing that you might have to do is change the scope rings on it. The rings are made to see thru and that might be a problem. Also at 100 yds I can see what I'm hitting. Hope this helps you. Good luck with the scope.
391869
Don't waste your money on this mount. Your scope WILL NOT be centered!!!! I have found the PRO Mag scope works fine on (over twenty) AKs I have owned and sold.
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Well it would work great butt and is a good scope but it has pre measured mil dots on recital for .223 ballistics .meaning you don't have to adjust scope for yardage you just use lower dot on cross hairs for determined range of target so your sighted in from 100 to 500 yards without moving elevation on scope. 7.62x39 has a different drop in trajectory thus making mil dots Un affective but if sighted in to your ak at a hundred yard you can adjust elevation on scope to your yardage specifications but yes its a great scope but I would check out other options for 7.62x39 caliber. Hope this helps try maybe a vortex crossfire 2 or weaver kaspa same basic price just set up for open range of calibers. Well it would work great butt and is a good scope but it has pre measured mil dots on recital for .223 ballistics .meaning you don't have to adjust scope for yardage you just use lower dot on cross hairs for determined range of target so your sighted in from 100 to 500 yards without moving elevation on scope. 7.62x39 has a different drop in trajectory thus making mil dots Un affective but if sighted in to your ak at a hundred yard you can adjust elevation on scope to your yardage specifications but yes its a great scope but I would check out other options for 7.62x39 caliber. Hope this... » Read More Well it would work great butt and is a good scope but it has pre measured mil dots on recital for .223 ballistics .meaning you don't have to adjust scope for yardage you just use lower dot on cross hairs for determined range of target so your sighted in from 100 to 500 yards without moving elevation on scope. 7.62x39 has a different drop in trajectory thus making mil dots Un affective but if sighted in to your ak at a hundred yard you can adjust elevation on scope to your yardage specifications but yes its a great scope but I would check out other options for 7.62x39 caliber. Hope this helps try maybe a vortex crossfire 2 or weaver kaspa same basic price just set up for open range of calibers. « Show Less
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I would have little problem using this scope on a light recoiling hunting rifle, but it would not be my first choice. I have only used this scope on a .22. The eye relief is a little short for a rifle with a little "jump" to it. I would prefer a scope with more forgiveness in the eye relief department so I would not be compromised in a quick shot situation. Any of the Leupolds and High end Nikons and Bushnell Elite scopes would be preferable in my opinion. For a varmint rifle or a nice .22, the Muellers are a great value and very clear.
1315835
Why would you want to put this scope on that gun? That rifle is a long shooting rifle and the scope is only good to about 300 yards max and you can only varmint hunt at night and if your thinking about pigs then get a semi - auto AR platform.
2064379
Gotta file stock where it meets the stock tang. id go ahead an try par arms this isnt any cheaper an its heavyier just my 2 cents. The hinge part makes no sense im pretty darn sure most akms have a rear sight block for the rear sight leaf... is simple kalishnakov knowledge comrad!
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If you find mounts for the rifle it will work but I think it's over kill. There are some excellent scopes that are lighter and made for .22 and air rifles. I'd give one of them a try.
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I had it side mounted to my ak for quite some time and worked well. Just remember at closer distances the dot will start to drift closer to the side it's mounted on, and Vice versa for farther distances. Just know your rifle and the distance you want it most accurate at with the laser.
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Assuming the 3/8" dovetail mount, you should be very happy with this scope. I can't speak to it's weather proofing, but I haven't experienced any problems with mine. A very clear image with a decent range of adjustments. The eye relief is generous allowing for a nice range of scope placement options. For the proce, it is a good airgun scope. I've used mine at both .177 cal and .22 cal with stable solid performance.
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Go for it! I use it as the primary sight on an AR. Really fast when you get used to it.
263552
you would have to get the proper mounts for it... that looks like a good scope! Enjoy
1394338
I do have one on a round sight of your caliber and it thus far seems to be working okay in practice. Will be using it hopefully as I go elk hunting next week. It seems fairly reliable on my targets.
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I had this scope on my AR but did not like the look. It functioned fine but for close range more than was needed and not practical. If you only use your AR for longer ranges then I would be fine. Recoil not an issue.
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seen it mount on a Mosin Nagant , but im thinking the top of a sks receiver is different with no dove tail . go to YOU TUBE and look at some videos on the SKS scope mounting details . then you,ll know what to get for your SKS .
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No. It's a cheaper scope. I've got mine On a brush gun for deer hunting.Personally I would want a more "hi-end" scope for an AR. If I'm not mistake'n theyMake specialized scopes for AR's.
1154768
I mounted mine on an AK-47. With the mounting bracket, I can see over the front sights.
335898
Awesome, that is what it is designed for. I have this on a high recoil ak and it is fine on it. Very bright as well.