I am looking really hard at this mount but have some questions, first does it fit snuggly on the rifle to ensure the scope maintains zero?
1748536
I was very pleased with this mount. Yes it fit really secured on my mauser m48. I really loved how the iron sights view fit in under the mount. On mine you could pick it up by the mount and it will not budge. The only thing was when I was installing it I had to file out a tiny bit of wood where the recoil bracket goes. The new one that comes with it was about 2 mm too thick but nothing to it.Guess it depends on your rifle but it took me about 10 mins to do everything. I really love it. Hope I was able to help.
1748537
I haven't had it professionally mounted yet and shot but I would say yes since it's mounted throught the stock
1748538
I've done two sessions with mine now and shot over 160 8mm 200gr match with my m48. The mount is absolutely solid. This is absolutely the best way to non-destructively mount a scope on your mauser. I'm buying another for my dads m48.
1748539
Yes fits nice,look like original,for M48 and ,You can dispense with the telescope without removing the scop by use of the normal correction Shooting, I mean made on him orrection of the gun,by looking under the item snd shootingHighly recommended item,,
1748540
yes it is the best mauser mount period. could take a hammer to mine it wont budge.
1748541
Haven't shot it a whole lot yet but so far it hasn't moved from zero ....very sturdy mount...
1748542
It does, I had no problems with it. It may take a little bit of time to make sure you have it secure. But the truth is I haven't seen a scout mount better than this.
1748543
It does. It feels as if it part of the original gun. What I also like about it is that you can still use your iron sights with the mount and scope on it.
1970446
The answer is yes and no. Yes to the parts. No to correctly mounting and zeroing the scope to match the barrel. As I teach rifle, I always recommend that if you don't know how to correctly mount the scope, bring everything to a professional for mounting. You can also go on line to a place like YouTube and look at all the videos on correct mounting.
2184793
It should be close if you are careful about which slots it is in. If you remove the scope from the mount, all bets are off.
1554984
I have the Burris P.E.P.R. Quick Disconnect Scope Mount, (also found on Amazon), just for this purpose. Quick on and off with a Return to Zero each time I re install the mount set up. Happy ans Safe Shooting.
134335
I am using a BrassStacker mount on a 1943 Mosin Nagant. I am using the rings that came with it and have had no issues holding zero. The mount I use goes over the rear sight and replaces the pins with screws and lock washers.
1762046
Does the rear sight on your rifle have a pin through it so it can be flipped up and down? If so the it should but little advice. I put this on my number 4 I had to get a screw to put in the rear pin hole. Otherwise the mount moves to much.
2145280
It's a terrible mount. Keeps coming loose. I would suggest spending the extra money and getting a quality mount. The scope is pretty decent.
1920000
It is loose on the barrel. I put 10 wraps of electric tape on the barrel then put the mount on and tightened it down really well. It's on iron tight. I mounted a tactical LED light with laser in it. Fits on just fine. Doesn't move at all. Sounds like abit of a juririg but it's good.
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
965344
I am 100% certain that the mount will not hold a 1 inch scope securely. The curvature of the mount is greater than the scope forcing you to use a shim.
1709543
I haven't noticed placing my chin on top of the stock with this product, because of the bolt placement on this rifle you are limited to an eye relief sscope. That being said a good cheek weld has not been an issue for me with this product since you have space between your face and the scope. As far as the mount be in solid I would say it is a quality product, made wWelland attaches very easily. I would definitely recommend a thread locker on both the scope and mount of this rifle since the recoil does shake things loose. It will prevent you from having to re tighten and re sight your scope all of the time. I haven't noticed placing my chin on top of the stock with this product, because of the bolt placement on this rifle you are limited to an eye relief sscope. That being said a good cheek weld has not been an issue for me with this product since you have space between your face and the scope. As far as the mount be in solid I would say it is a quality product, made wWelland attaches very easily. I would definitely recommend a thread locker on both the scope and mount of this rifle since the recoil does shake things loose. It will prevent you from having to re tighten and re sight your scope... » Read More I haven't noticed placing my chin on top of the stock with this product, because of the bolt placement on this rifle you are limited to an eye relief sscope. That being said a good cheek weld has not been an issue for me with this product since you have space between your face and the scope. As far as the mount be in solid I would say it is a quality product, made wWelland attaches very easily. I would definitely recommend a thread locker on both the scope and mount of this rifle since the recoil does shake things loose. It will prevent you from having to re tighten and re sight your scope all of the time. « Show Less
172542
I have this mount on a NEF. Chambered in .223 on SB2 action. The distance you are looking for (top of barrel to bottom of scope rings) is .800" I was not too impressed with this mount. But then again you get what you pay for. It is cast steel and very heavy. The radius of the scope base mount was a little lager than the diameter/radius of my barrel. So the fit was less than desirable. So I actually put down a small bed of epoxy when I installed the mount. This fills in the excess space. Just do a seach for "Making the NEF Handi Rifle Better" and you will find the info.
1088837
Yes I mounted it on mine and lo it, but purchase the mount for this scope you'll be happy you did.
1481103
No, the curve of the mount sits nicely on the receive and once it's tapped and screwed, they don't move. And I have mounted a larger scope on mine and it's still good and tight.
951825
Yes, I am using that mount with this scope. It's a great combination on an AR.
921542
Yes, no problem. You just need to spend the time at the range to zero it in properly with Ruger scope mounting. It worked well! I have used it successfully also on a Ruger Mini 14. For an inexpensive scope it works good!
633883
I'm going to say that it won't stay zero'ed in. After several hundred rounds I am having trouble keeping it sighted in. It seems to be built well but is now getting out of adjustment easily. Hope this helps.