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Kos-Mos · July 18th, 2007, 11:03

You will need med or high rings because of the size of the scope. I have almost the same one (they where out of flat black when I bought mine) and to mount on both an AUG and L96 you will need med or high rings. (I did not had any other rings, but had a riser) because the rails will hit the front or back of the optics... I think the maximum optic size you can fit with low mounts would be 35mm. First picture is a 42mm scope, the two others are 40mm Bushnell scope. In that case it was the zooming knob or the front of the scope that was touching the rail, depending if I pushed foward or backward.

See pic... you will understand...

Plus it's not all that bad. I found it way easier to aim with the scope a bit higher than low. You can always compensate if the scope is a bit high, but it's quite hard to force a gun through your head...

July 18th, 2007, 11:03	#7
Kos-Mos Trader rating Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Lévis (QC)	You will need med or high rings because of the size of the scope. I have almost the same one (they where out of flat black when I bought mine) and to mount on both an AUG and L96 you will need med or high rings. (I did not had any other rings, but had a riser) because the rails will hit the front or back of the optics... I think the maximum optic size you can fit with low mounts would be 35mm. First picture is a 42mm scope, the two others are 40mm Bushnell scope. In that case it was the zooming knob or the front of the scope that was touching the rail, depending if I pushed foward or backward. See pic... you will understand... Plus it's not all that bad. I found it way easier to aim with the scope a bit higher than low. You can always compensate if the scope is a bit high, but it's quite hard to force a gun through your head... Last edited by Kos-Mos; December 9th, 2007 at 04:13..