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The instructions with it indicate to remove the fixed( on standard) or adjustable rear (from the Mark I), and replace it with the included sight; which the mount slips over.

Not a perfect method but it was the best they had in the early 1980s.

Does yours look like this? http://www.mountsplus.com/AR-15_Accessories/AR-15_Scope_Rings/105-WVR-4863XX.html Way back in the day, Weaver made a no hole mount for Ruger Auto Pistols. The part # is/was 08606. I still have one new in box I never used, that I purchased back in 1981/1982 or so for my (t...

Way back in the day, Weaver made a no hole mount for Ruger Auto Pistols. The part # is/was 08606. I still have one new in box I never used, that I purchased back in 1981/1982 or so for my (then new) Mark I Target.

Bullseye wrote:I still use my Aimpoint 2000 from the mid-eighties.

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Bullseye

My Aimpoint is a Mark III. It's so old it doesn't use batteries - it uses whale blubber oil.

I think there's an UD30 in my very near future.

Now that our children are (more) grown, I have time to return to Bullseye. The main difference is my eyes are now over 50, like the rest of me. Back in the early 80s I shot an early Aimpoint (big, heavy and ate batteries like crazy). I see technology has progressed since then. I bought a new Ruger M...