Hello, I am looking to mount a Mueller APV AO Rifle with a 40mm objective on my target model Ruger 10/22. Do these rings give enough clearance?
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The 1" see thru sights work great but if you have a need to use open sights under it forget about it. its neatly impossible
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yes they actually do they get plenty of room so that you can either use the scope or you can use the red will open on sites
1783802
I mounted a 3x12x44 on these rings and have had No issues with either the rings or scope! Happy hunting!
533911
I put mine on an AR-15 and it works great. It took about 5-10 minutes to sight in at 50 meters. make sure you buy the right mounts for your situation. I used AccuShot Premium 1-Inch Weaver Style See-Thru High-Pro Rings (available from Amazon) on mine. I was pleased with the way the setup worked.
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This rings are probably the best ones I've found. I own two sets of them, one for my Benjamin Discovery air rifle and one for my Marlin 60SB .22LR rifle.They are great for 1" diam tube scopes. Great for shooting using the iron sights.
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I had to buy other rings to fit it. Not sure if maybe it was the one that I got, but the screw that is welded on there, was too fat (wide) that it did not fit level. I bought some rings at a gun store put them on and it worked. I use it for my son's Ruger 10/22 carbine. I put it on my HK MR5.56A1 and the sight looked great (but then again it was with the new rings I purchased). Hope this works, the price of the scope is not bad, both my son and I like it. Hope this helps.
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yes, unfortunately just barely. but i dont mind as you should put the scope as low to the barrel as possible for both cheek weld and fewer/easier range adjustments. i was thinking of using those see through rings myself but id rather have a solid scope setup rather than compromise on both. this is a super high quality peice of metal though. i put a big ol' meuller apv 4-16x50 with low pro rings and it just barely misses the barrel (about 2-3mm clearance)
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11 mm would be approximately 1/4" too wide for these rings. Another thing to consider is the diameter of the objective lens of your scope, and clearance between it and the rifle barrel.
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not really sure ... but I had bad luck with this scope, went out of focus after a few uses, and not abused in any way. mine came with rings already and, I was able to fit it into a ruger 10/22 and, a marlin .22 model 60 with the same rings.
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The rings are low, I purchase millet aluminum high mount ($20) to put on mine. I have mine on an ar-15 for work shoot open sights and red dot with them.
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I use Weaver Grand Slam Steel 1-Inch Medium Top Mount Rings on my Ruger American .17. They seem to stay tight and are a good height for me.Good Luck! Gary
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I'm not sure, but this is what I would do. I would get the Warne .22 caliber 1" rings. Midwayusa.com has them. Follow the link below.http://www.midwayusa.com/product/111875/warne-1-22-caliber-rings-matte-medium?cm_vc=ProductFindingStart with the lowest rings you can. If these are too low, send them back and get a size higher.Also, some stores will mount your scope for you if you buy rings from them. I know Cabela's did it for me. So you might call around and try something like that out first.Good luck.
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Weaver or Leupold don't use cheap 22 cal rings . I used a Bushnell bone collector 3x9=40 scope works very good .
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Height of scope rings depends on bell or objective size of scope and bolt clearance when cycled. The larger the objective the possible higher the rings will need to be. If it is a controlled round feeding bolt chances are you wil need higher rings.
2120655
I mounted an LER scope that came with rings. I imagine that any rings that attach to a Picatinny rail will do. I never had an issue with scope height because the Archangel stock has an adjustable cheek rest. I also used a laser boresight before ever trying the rifle on the range. With a few adjustments on the range I was able to get around 1-2 MOA at 100 yards in less than 50 rounds.
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honestly it all deppends on your optics size the larger the retical opening the tall the ring has to be so expect to have too make a couple returns to find out what you need. I would recomend going as low as posible, with the mount your allready going to have to put a build up on your stock to get correct sight picture. Just make sure you get the right ring type, wevers will not work on this rail.
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I am using the stock rings that came with my Aim Sports 2-7X32 Dual III. The front of the scope rests on the rail if I set it too far back but they are sufficient and hold a zero well after about 90 rounds through my MN19/30.
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You need to make sure first and for most that the rings you get are as close as possible to the receiver. The covers I would recommend are one that fit on the interior of the optic. What ever rings you buy make sure that 44mm will clear the barrel. Hope I can help