i have had one on my daystate air ranger on high mounts now for about 6 months and i haft to admit its one of the best scopes that i have ever brought and being as it is on high mounts i can still use my mag
DAYSTATE AIR RANGER .177
HUGGETT SHROUD AND SILENCER
MTC VIPER CONNECT
Sorry only just seen your post.
The mount I've used is a guntuff one supplied by our sponsers JSR, needed a bit of machinning to fit.
http://www.jsramsbottom.com/category...f-30mm-mounts/
just out of interest what did you use to thin the back mount down as thats going to be perfect as I'm struggling to thing of a mount option on my connect so i can still use my mag on my air ranger and mount a lamp on it
DAYSTATE AIR RANGER .177
HUGGETT SHROUD AND SILENCER
MTC VIPER CONNECT
Here's a closer look
http://i652.photobucket.com/albums/u...ectGuntuff.jpg
The front was roughly cut back with hacksaw and then (roughly ) cleaned up with powerfile, the rear was roughly cut with hacksaw then machined on mill to give 0.5mm clearance.
You will note the large clearance to mag, about 6mm, (this mount is for up to 56mm scopes) works fine for me but not to everybodies likeing.
An easier alternative would be to use combined upright/reachforward(rearward) mount on front part of tube only, this would need about 25mm underside of hole to underside of dovetail. Last time I looked I think scscopes(? ) chinese supplier on bay had something. Have you asked gary/sammie, I would have thought they had it sorted by now.
I had been considering one of these scopes for ages but had been put off by the mag issue on my Daystates. Gary and Sammie kindly bought one to a show recently and fitted it to a Mk4 with a pair of high mounts. In the ideal position for me it worked perfectly with the mag sliding in between the mount and the objective bell. Eye relief was perfect - the scope was a lot further forward than in Hurricane's pic and a bit lower.
Waiting for mine to be delivered
My scope is set up (for me) for standing and sitting shots, so it may well be further back than if using prone.