Hello, will Swarovski 20x60 spotting scope work with this....thanks
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I use a 20x60 Nikon Prostaff. The tripod is light and strong. The removable clip screws into any standard camera, binoc, spotting scope base. Do take note that the tripod is "compact", thus to be used in a seated position, it is not tall enough for standing. Light weight for carrying while hiking to glassing location.
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I don't have that scope. So I have no idea. Please ask manufacturer for help.
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I would think so, I mounted a bushnell scope with illuminated reptile on it, 3x9x40 objective and it fits perfect. Just the right clearance, mount is very good quality. Very strong mount, good fit and finish.
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Depends on how big the object is. The spotting scope is OK but if I had my time back I might have opted for a better one. At that range you might get about a foot in diameter viewing, never really tried anything that close. Wish I could be of more help.
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Yes... for further information check the following wedsite: http://www.bushnell.com/tactical/rifle-scopes/elite-tactical/ers-6-24x-50mm-mil-dot#
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I don't see why it wouldn't, it's the mounts mainly not the scope, but this scope will dissapoint you. Blurry in half the scope towards the outside & soo not what's in the picture.
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It's a 1.25" eye piece so it will physically fit fine. This is about the maximum magnification eye piece I would use on a scope this size but it should work fine.
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I am not familiar with that scope, I mounted a one inch diam. scope with a 50 MM objective lens on a .22 Mossberg rifle with standard 3/8" dovetail groove, the mount is very well made and of high quality ---
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I would not want to give you a definite yes....I mounted mine on a bolt action Savage .22 magnum....I would suggest asking the manufacturer!....or research more info on the scope!Good luck & God bless!
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Yes. It should work with your RB-60 scope. I just looked at the owners manual on the Meade website and it says it uses 1.25" lenses. Here a link to Meade's website:http://www.meade.com/downloads/manuals/refractor-manuals/Meade-RB60.pdf
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1 inch. Any standard scope mount should work. I look and found a light that came with the mount. It works great at spotting eyes up to 200 yards but you can not make out the body at that distance.
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M1913, Picatinny, and 20mm rails are all the same size, there should be an adapter platform to use if it doesn't match up exactly. the reflex sight works well for the money. I have a couple of them and I am very happy. thanks for the opportunity to answer.
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No, it does not. Except, perhaps, for makers who cater to firearms owners, I doubt most Spotting Scopes would. Spotting Scopes are used as much or more for birdwatching or purposes other than precision target shooting I'd suggest one of three things: a) Use a rifle mounted scope; b)buy a separate range finder device, or c)Look at companies like Burris, Leupold, Redfield or Bushnell to see if they have Spotting Scopes with reticles built in.
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Will work from diameter perspective. I believe this mount places the scope slightly more forward. Will want to be sure eye relief will be what you are looking for. Quality mount and great selection on scope.
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Not sure - I bought this to put in a BSA sweet 22 scope and though it was the same size (40mm), the treading was different however and would not work.
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Yes, that's what I have and to be honest send your money on a Larue mount, this one was not good enough for my set up. it would not hold center, I would use this on a .22 that's it. I have a M&P 15 .556, and if your going to spend the money on a Aimpoint, don't go cheap on the magnifier, I hope this helps. Steve
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I would not recommend using this tripod with a spotting scope. I would spend a few more bucks and get one that is of better quality. I have sold my 75" Pro Heavy Duty and purchased a nice Manfrotto. good luck