this mount will work on any brand of 1 inch scopes..correct?Also ,is there a problem using this mount for less than extreme range?
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I bought the mount for long range and have fitted and used two different scopes in it. In order to use it at other than long range there are two options; dial your scope all the way down to the bottom and then start working up, using a BIG piece of paper or cardboard and start this out at 25 yards; this is kind of ammo intense. 2nd option is to mount the mount and scope using a boresight, or take it to a Smith that does that sort of work. I'd advise option 2, unless you're very experienced and have all the lapping tools, boresight etc. It's a good layout of money to have someone professionally mount the thing. I bought the mount for long range and have fitted and used two different scopes in it. In order to use it at other than long range there are two options; dial your scope all the way down to the bottom and then start working up, using a BIG piece of paper or cardboard and start this out at 25 yards; this is kind of ammo intense. 2nd option is to mount the mount and scope using a boresight, or take it to a Smith that does that sort of work. I'd advise option 2, unless you're very experienced and have all the lapping tools, boresight etc. It's a good layout of money to have someone... » Read More I bought the mount for long range and have fitted and used two different scopes in it. In order to use it at other than long range there are two options; dial your scope all the way down to the bottom and then start working up, using a BIG piece of paper or cardboard and start this out at 25 yards; this is kind of ammo intense. 2nd option is to mount the mount and scope using a boresight, or take it to a Smith that does that sort of work. I'd advise option 2, unless you're very experienced and have all the lapping tools, boresight etc. It's a good layout of money to have someone professionally mount the thing. « Show Less
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Yes, it will fit any 1" scope, but make sure that you have clearance between the barrel and the scope if you are going to use an objective that is large (standar is 40mm, large is 50mm and up) I have this mount on all my AR's with both 40 and 50mm objective scopes, adn I had no clearance issues. About the Extreme range... If you are going to be using your rifle for ranges that are LESS than 200 yards, I would recommend getting the regular mount. This mount adds an extra 20 MOA so that your scope (POA) will be lower for those LONG range shots. This means that at close range (200 or less perhaps) the angle of view is going to be steep when compared to the trajectory of the bullet. I had a hard time with deciding where to AIM at animals that were closer to me. I set this to be dead on a 200yards, and found that I was shooting upwards of 7" high at 100yards or closer, it can be done, but it would take you setting it and sighting in at multiple distances (I couldn't use standard turret MOA clicks to predict POI at standard distances, meaning I had to adjust more than I would have expecte). Once I switched to the standard mount, I was fine at the shorter distances, and was able to adjust for distances with elevation adjustments that were standard for my 5.56 tradjectory. If you are shooting way out there, the extra 20MOA just gives you more room so that you won't bottom out your elevation adjustments to compensate for long distances... this can also be remedied by getting a 30mm tube/mount, which would give you more adjustment for mult distances. I recommend trolling some sniper/varment hunting forums for pointers. Hope this helps some.
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Would fit any 1 inch scope. I think this is a perfect mount for whatever distance you wanna shoot. My scope cost $400+... That is a lotta money to me. With this mount, I'm not worried about my scope rattling lose and getting damaged. Any scope regardless of distance usage/rating is worth protecting.
1428193
U shouldn't have no problem because if you have a rail or 1base mount .let me know how it goes .
265654
This is _not_ the right mounting system for your scope. It is made for a tube diameter of 30mm, whereas your scope has a tube diameter of 1" (25.4mm).
2161500
1" is your tube diameter, which 1"rings will work. I would get a good set that will hold and not back off. I love mine, it's an awesome scope!!! If you happen to put it on an AR make sure to get a riser, or tall tall rings for comfort. Other wise your check will be smashed to the stock lol, which makes the scopes eye relief hard to enjoy!
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I am not familiar with that specific model scope. Just keep in mind this mount is made for a scope with 1 inch (1") tube and maximum objective of 50mm as long as the specs for your chosen scope follow those parameters youre good to go. Again 1inch tube, maximum 50mm objective.
427381
I have had good luck using these adapters but after looking at a picture of the Bushnell scope it seems to have only one hold down screw. So I believe I understand the reason for your question.I would not recommend mounting any scope on one of these adapters. They come as a pair and I believe it would work if you had room to put one in front and one in back of the screw and tighten the mount down on both of them. Each one is barely an inch long.
2005538
This mount seems to be for a 1" dia scope. It doesn't have the inserts to size it down.
901783
I have a Bushnell 1-4x AR/223 scope on this mount and have no problem. I believe the BTR-1 is a similar size.
678006
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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Yes. Of course always double check the specs. My AR optics scope is 30mm, so this mount works perfectly. Proper lapping makes the fit even better.
1453162
This is not the mount that you want for that scope. I used it for a short period of time. This one will work better for you. I have it on mine right nowhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007YT3700/ref=oh_details_o09_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1
2275324
Yes. This is a one piece unit mount with the arms extending aft, so your scope might get a bit close depending on scope length.
1945198
You know this was a great sturdy mount, but it did not work out for my scope and so I returned it and there is not any real useful dimensions listed at Leapers/UTG .com . I'm pretty sure its meant for a full size type scope mine was a compact. Sorry I couldn't be any more help
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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.
1256576
Yes. That scope has a 1" diameter tube and this mount is made for that diameter. Yes it will work.
46236
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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The mount is very, very sturdy and should work for just about any small or mid size scope with a dovetail type attachment and even some larger scopes. I had no trouble procuring and attaching a dovetail plate to my optical tube. I'm not familiar with the specific scope you are asking about but it has worked amazingly well with my relatively long 4.5" Meade refractor. I'd check your scope weight against the mount's weight rating just to be sure. Good Luck!