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Question: Will these work with an 11 mm dovetail of a CZ 455?
Document: Used in conjunction with the Magpul RSA sling attachment on my FX Bobcat air rifle with the 11 mm rail. Simply perfect
This will work well with ... maybe paintball or airsoft but do not think it will work with a .22 or a .17 rifle. The design will not sit on a true dovetail on a rifle no matter how hard you try to attach it. Who know tho, I didn't try duct tape and super glue!
I bought these for on of my .177 pellet rifles which only has a 3/8&#34; dovetail for mounting a scope. These adapters worked great and now I have a rock solid mount for my scope. Would also work well on any .22 rifle with the same type dovetail.
This was a little too low profile for my .22 Savage model 64. My red dot has popped off my rifle twice now so I'm ordering a different adapter. These just don't grip the Savage's rounded dovetail enough to hold. It appears the rounded top of the Savage's dovetail doesn't allow this adapter to seat into the dovetail grooves. I really like the concept and they are low profile, but if they don't grip, they don't work.
I had recently purchased a nice new scope/ring combo for my .22 pellet rifle only to find out that the rings only came in a picatinny/weaver setup. So, I came looking for a way to adapt them to my Dovetail-based rifle.Shipping was quite fast and I rushed home after work to FINALLY get to mount my scope only to find that these would not fit the rail itself.
Most .22 caliber rifles with dovetail scope mounts are not perfectly flat on top, these adapters will only work with a flat top. AN additional issue is they are spring mounted and you squeeze them with your fingers to make the fit the dovetail then tighten a microscopic set screw to lock the slides and then you tighten a second tiny set screw against the top of the receiver to keep the whole mess from moving. I can't imagine any scope holding zero with this set up.
This is a simple, cheap, and effective way to convert a 3/8 inch dovetail rail so it can accept scopes and sights with larger bases. There are actually two identical pieces like the one shown in the photo. The spring loaded rods between the two sides can stick, but if you're patient, you will get them to work properly. I found the best way was to pop the adapters into the sight's mounts, then put the sight on the rail and tighten the set screws on the mounts.
Other than that, they work great!.
The sight sits low on the receiver just as I wanted it and the grip is rock solid - 4 stars - the gunsmith work was enjoyable.
It should also work on a Ruger 10/22 stock rail. The low profile keeps the sight at an acceptable level above the barrel.
Answer: yes