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Question: What height DOVE TAIL rings work as to not hit the eye relief, but get as close as possible? mounting directly on rear sight of Mosin.
Document: The Aim scope is a 40 mm scout long eye relief, the black finish seems to be durable, it comes with lens covers and a pair of open sight rings that have thumbscew screws for tightening. It also had an allen wrench for the rings. I am mounting this on a Mosin Nagant with a UTG Tri Rail, I am not using the extra side rails. The rear scope eye piece was mounted just in front of the receiver as to clear the  strait bolt handle.
Got this to put on my Mosin Nagant Russian M91/30 with original stock. IT works great so far. It has a good viewer so I can keep my eye balls safely away from the scope and still see clearly avoiding getting a black eye from the recoil. It is simple and comes with a lense cover and mounting rings. The mounting rings work fine and you don't need to get any others.
This scout style LER (long eye relief) scope was purchased for a Mosin Nagant and worked perfectly recently at the range to consistently hit 200 yd steel plates. I did upgrade the rings to UTG low profile quick detach rings (4 screws/ring) which were more stable than the 2 screw rings that came with the scope.
I am seriously considering getting another one for my other rifles, but the LER may be too much for those, it seems this was tailor made for the mosin. Go ahead and buy this scope if you are mounting to the mosin, or any other rifle needing long eye relief, you will not be disappointed.
Surprisingly good scope for the money. Dead accurate to 500 yards eye relief pretty good with a good cheek weld to stock. Get shorter rings for a great cheek weld.
In other words, once you find the &#34;sweet spot&#34; of vision, you have several inches toward or away that it will hold a perfect picture. You don't get that with standard eye relief scopes. Anyway, real happy with it, and it came with rings. Super satisfied.
The scope itself is a good piece of gear on initial impression. The tube is larger than the diameter of my mount, certainly my fault for not making sure I was getting the correct size. I was buying this for a Mosin and the eye relief is ideal. I wish it would work for me but I have went to some pretty great lengths to attach the scope mount so that no movement occurs. That being said I can't easily change the mount.
took me a while to get it spot on but now it seems to hold true after about 100 rounds through the mosin i mounted it on. the range finder is only ok its hit and miss. over all good
Yes i &#34;sporterized&#34; my Mosin Nagant to be a hunting rifle. I used a ATI Monte Carlo Stock, and knocked of the front sight, and rear sight base and replaced the rear sight base with a dove tail to weaver adapter. Guess what? This scope was able to sighted and became a highly useful weapon for hog hunting with this scope.
Scope has a range finder reticle (that's the lines that go side to side underneath the center of the lens)Scope is perfect for my Mosin (it requires long eye relief) and for my Golden Boy.22, (which also requires me to have a longer eye relief because the comb of the stock is so low) . You just don't get a good cheek weld with the Golden Boy, it's modeled after old 1800's cowboy rifles and that is how the stock is built.
Answer: yes