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How to mount and sight in a rifle scope
Learn how to mount and sight in a rifle scope, whether you are going to install it on a firearm or an air rifle. This article is intended mainly for beginner shooters.
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The two-piece low dural mount is designed for riflescopes with a smaller
objective, mostly up to 40 mm. The attachment is for an 11 mm rail.
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Two-piece low dural mount is designed for riflescopes with a smaller objective, usually up to 40 mm, if your air rifle does not have a raised section on the standard dovetail. Each part is attached with a screw. It is used for mounting a riflescope or other device with a tube diameter of 30 mm.
The mount is for an 11 mm rail.
An Allen key is included with the dural mount.
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Aleš
08.05.2023
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It is a matter of consideration whether to choose low or high mounting. Where
there are sights on the air rifle, I'd go high. Also, with a low mount, the
center of the riflescope below the magazine wells may be an issue, which then
limits the distance adjustment options to the eye. High means that the
centerline of the riflescope and the barrel are further apart. The actual design
of this mount is good.