Will scope work on a rws model 34 .177 ? And if it will , does it need a compensated scope mount ?
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The mounts that come with the scope are reversible so it will fit both 3/8" or 11mm. grooves. Make sure you set the mounts so the set screw is at the rear of the one piece mounting rail. This should fit into the hole on the top of your rifle, if it has one. The instructions that come with the scope will help you do this. I really like my scope and have had no problems holding zero. I hope this helps, and good luck. Tom-s
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The base will adapt to 3/8", 9mm or 11mm dovetail mounts. While a compensated mount isn't included with this scope, Leapers makes one that is compatible with your rifle. It could be paired with this scope if a compensated mount is desired.
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I'm not familiar with your 34, but if it has grooves on the top of the receiver, it should work, i have one on a ruger blackhawk, and another on a crossman nitro piston
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It worked Great on my RWS 24 and 28 Rifles and both have Barrel Droop.Should work on your RWS 34 Rifle without any Problems.
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I'm not familier with that model but if it has a dovetail receiver as most rimfires do it should work.
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Yes, with the right mounting equipment. I contacted Leupold, the maker of Redfield scopes, listed my scope and rifle, and they told me which mounting hardware to buy. You will need the make and model of your scope AND your rifle when you inquire.
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I had one of these on a centerfire riflr and the scope was fine. I would replace the mounts that came with the scope and get some better quality ones.
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This scope was mounted on a Marlin Model 336 in .30-30 and also on a Savage .308. The scope held zero just fine and would surely stand up to the mild recoil of an AR-style rifle/carbine.Eye relief is about 3.5". The rings that are supplied with the scope are fine, but I removed the rear sight of the Marlin .30-30 to provide enough room for the front bell.If your AR does not have a front sight, the scope will work; albeit, it is a full-length scope. If you have the standard M4 front sight, you might want to look for a different scope and quick-release mount.
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Hi BobbyGood question. I don't have a 100% answer for you though. What I can tell you, which may help, is that the scope front casing is 70mm across at it's widest point, (the yardage adjuster ring) so you're going to need at the very least 36mm from the centre of your mounts scope hole to the barrel to have clearance. I personally would be looking at something like a cantilever mount set up if you don't have the 36mm clearance. Hope this helps buddy. By the way nice pistol my friend.All the bestPaul.
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It should. The second scope has worked fine. My first one cracked the rear reticle in three shots. A .35 Remington has a pretty good "pop" for recoil ,but, no more than a 308. I've shot both & they are about the same in the recoil department . Worst case scenario , you buy the scope & shoot it like I did mine to zero it & it fails . You contact Reds gear & they'll replace it. That's what I did. My new one has done just fine.
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Oh yes, you just need to have a scope mount, usually around $25. here on Amazon
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I would call Crossman customer service they are pretty helpful . The scope I bought did not fit but it wss not a Crossman. Crossman "AR" style rifles have a wider mount than their regular 760 frame. Hope that helps
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Not sure, re mounts. As previously stated have them on .223, .270 and .300 win mag. All of mine are on the Howa 1500 frame. Love the scope......clear optics, good easy to use adjustments etc. Hope this helps!
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Yes it comes with the scope and mount. The scope is a RWS 300 (4 x 32). Very nice combo
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I mounted mine on a Model 700 Remington, and it's a mount made especially for the Remington Model 700. It fit exactly. Then I bore-sited it, and it was ready to go.
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I would imagine it would mount to that rifle with correct rings.although this scope is more .223 specific, it could be used with different calibers, but you may want to consider a scope that isn't caliber specific.
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If it is a recent buy, it should have the swivel studs already installed on the gun and you should be fine. If not, you can always buy the studs and install them yourself. You can get them practically anywhere that sells gun supplies, including here on Amazon. I'm only familiar with a Marlin 336 and 336W, and they have them installed already. Here they are on here... Uncle Mike's 115 RGS Sling Swivel Wood Screw Set, One each 1/2-Inch and 3/4-Inch Screws . The strap is adjustable, so it should be fine with a .30-30.
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Sorry I do not know. I was able to mount this scope on a 223 and got an impressive pattern at 200 yards. This seems like a great scope to me. I saw some negative reviews and was surprised. For the price, I am very happy.
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The scope was made in China, it has an aluminum tube (no plastic parts at all), and is an excellent scope. With the right rings it will fit on your air rifle. I put it on an RWS Model 34. It really is an excellent telescope! The parallax adjustment is exactly what I needed to get great accuracy from my Model 34. Actually, it is the best scope I have ever purchased for a pellet rifle - and it is the 3rd scope I have used on that one air rifle. I'm going to get another one to put on my Benjamin NitroPiston.
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im not sure rich - i returned this junk gun after one week. i bought a german made rws - what a great gun that has turned out to be.
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I'm sure it will work. I have this scope on a Savage 223 and I have a nice shot pattern at 200 yards. Get a good set of rings and you should be good to go.