Mark III Tactical Scope Adapter/Weaver Base/34mm
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- Single Weaver-style 34mm scope adapter for Mark III tactical scope
- Lets you mount such accessories as red dot sight, laser, or flashlight
- High-quality anodized-aluminum construction
- Measures 1.8 inches long; weighs 0.7 ounces
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Description NcSTAR introduces the Ultimate Sighting System (USS). With the Ultimate Sighting System you get all the Benefits of a Mark III Tactical Scope with the Advantage of a Back-up Red Dot Sight. This System is comprised of a Mark III Tactical Scope with a Specially Designed Ring that mounts directly to the Ocular Lens Housing with a Built-in Weaver Style Platform. This is the prefect platform for the DDAB Red Dot Sight (also included in the USS). This System is perfect for both Close Quart
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Barska Cross Dot Electro Sight Multi Rail Tactical Rifle Scope (1×30)
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- Versatile riflescope designed for tactical short- and long-distance shooters
- Weaver-style 7/8-inch Picatinny rails for adding laser sight, flashlight, or secondary sight
- Helps shooters customize scope to instantly shoot targets at 2 distances
- IR cross dot reticle; adjustable rheostat settings; 30mm objective lens
- Includes flashlight, red laser sight, scope caps, battery, and lens cloth
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30mm, Electro Sight, w/ Flash light, Red Laser SightBarska’s Multi-Rail Electro Sight riflescope is specifically designed for tactical shooters that need a versatile scope for both short-distance, quick-acquisition shooting and medium- to long-distance shooting. The scope is equipped with integrated Weaver-style 7/8-inch Picatinny tactical rails, which allow you to customize the scope with additional aiming accessories, such as a laser sight, flashlight, or secondary sight. For example, a laser
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Question by 47: carrying a high powered scope seperate from a rifle?
Do you think carrying a high powered scope seperate from a rifle would be better for tactical observation than binoculars? i wouldn’t think so, but why not exactly? seem to be easier to stick in a jacket or just store, idk. but it’d be observing in woods or un-inhabited urban areas, so not like I need somethin clandestine. but thats not my point, i just want to know which is better and why.
yea i wouldnt be needing to put it back on a rifle, it’d be off at all times
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Answer by The Ghost of Harrison Bergeron
Spotting scopes typically have higher powers and larger glass than binoculars. Their purpose is to help the spotter place shots for the shooter. In some situations binoculars work fine for this too, but longer range work needs higher powers than most binos can achieve.
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February 16, 2012 at 5:29 am
Fit and Function,
Works as advertised on my NcStar Mark III scope. Good quality and makes the rifle look mean with my NcStar Red Dot.
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|February 16, 2012 at 6:06 am
Cheap and Works!,
Not much to say about this product except for it works great! This was cheap and worked for my setup great. I used this on the NCStar Mark III Rubber 3-9×42 Scope.
Please Note: Due to the Rubber Coating you will need to remove the rubber peice from the front of scope. This is not hard but does take some time to clean the glue residue off afterwords. This adapter will not fit on scope with rubber coating still on. I knew this before buying it so it was not a surprise.
Good Quality and Secure. Also used some Blue LockT to keep it that way.
Rating: 5 Stars
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|February 16, 2012 at 6:54 am
barska cross dot electro 3 in 1 kicks butt,
i was a little suspect of the quality when i purchased this item for the price i paid. even on ebay this item was at least 2x the price. i did get it on sale, and that helped a lot. we took it out to the arizona deset where we had a nice 30 ft tall sand mountain for a backdrop, and set up our target stands with paper, aluminium cans, and balloons. i used a cheapo laser bore sighter from ebay to get the unit close. i then started shooting using the scope and within 5 minutes i had it right on target. the laser was real easy using 2 set screws and a hex wrench included with the unit. the flashlight was also very nice. if i had known how nice it was i would have bought a few more. my cousin has a 400 dollar plus eotech on his rifle, and he was no more accurate than mine. sometimes you really do get more for your money than you expect.
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|February 16, 2012 at 7:36 am
Not for me.,
I bought this to go on a Yugo M-70 for a tactical scope. It wasn’t for me, though. Doesn’t come with pop-up lens covers, flashlight is like a kids toy, and the red crosshairs seem cheap. This would be great for an airsoft gun. With this mounted you cannot use your iron sights and this was the biggest turn off. I gave it two stars because I liked the pressure switch for the laser which is not adjustable to the barrel.
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