What is the diameter of the tubes where the rings go on? I am trying to find out if I can use weaver rings instead.
1782903
About an inchThis scope is horrible Impossible to sight inDon't waste your money
1782904
i am not 100% sure but i would guess about 3/4" diameter. it's a very small scope and certainly not for anything more powerful than a bb gun. personally, i wouldn't even use it on a .22 cal. rifle. i also had a difficult time sighting it in but hey you get what you pay for and i was satisfied with the results on my daisy rifle. good luck
616324
Almost all weaver type rings will work just be sure ring size is the same diameter of scope 1 inch etc
846917
Not sure but they are low profile rings and will conect to any picatiny rail and even weaver too , i think.................mine are on picatiny
206394
I'm not real familiar with the various rails. I don't think it will fit on top of a Weaver rail, however. The rings fit directly on the bare grooved barrel of my .22 BAR.
953336
The rings are for a 1 inch tube. The mounts and rings fit my 56 year old Mossberg .22 just as advertised.
2137869
yes however, if your rail is limited to the length of the carry rail the length of the rings 3 screw caps combined with the size of your scope adjustment housing may run off the edge. you will want to use "low" height. Weaver makes rings with 2 screws per cap and if you get those you won't have a problem
1353670
I used Leopold 1" rings. As for Low, Medium and High sets, I used Medium and they worked great.
817923
The rings will mate to a standard Picatinny or Weaver rail. They are larger in diameter than 1-inch because of the rubber cover. They mount the scope fairly low on the rail, so if you need more height, you can use a couple rail risers. I have two of these scopes and have had no problems with them. dp
717625
Let me respond this way, a 1/4 tube fits in the end. It comes with the needed compression rings. Slide the compression rings on the tube, slide tube into valve, tighten the supplied nut. I dont know the outside diameter of the threaded part or insert of the valve itself.
745628
It's been a while but as I recall I used the rings that came with the scope originally on my crossbow as weaver rings wouldn't fit anyway. Don't know what the current price is but it wouldn't be a big deal to buy rings extra if the price is still good.
1984241
Douglas; if you're still around, got this from weaver this morning! Inside ring separation (edge to edge) 2.615", saddle hgth. 1". asked them about front to back waiting on answer!
813630
The rings fit a one inch tube. The product description is pretty sparse with dimensions, but the rings are for a one inch tube.
1044291
They are simply o-rings. I buy bags of them for nothing almost at www.oringsandmore.com. Get part #217 BUNA 70 ORINGS or equivalent. Or just measure the size you have now and duplicate
1241221
Don't know. I'm sure you can replace them with what you need if your using solvents that would degrade the rings provided. I use my can for lubricants so not a problem. I would be concerned with the can and related parts deteriorating when using solvents. Plus I have a master plumber o-ring replacement pack. Sorry I could not be more definitive about the material type.
2201303
I agree with the diameter but do not know what kind of mesh sling you are planning to use these for.
1942013
You'll need to install a "Weaver" rail. Or, swap to rings that are compatible with the factory rail, so called ".22 rings". I'd go with swapping out the rail.
770703
Weaver has a chart on their site. 30mm "High" rings are specified as being good "thru 44mm" objective diameter. "Low" rings are good "thru 33mm". Oddly, Weaver doesn't specify anything for their "Medium" rings. Somewhere between 33mm and 44mm, I assume.