Does anyone know if they use the same “bolt pattern” as any of the other red dots like the Fastfire, Deltapoint, J-Point, etc?
In other words, could a base for a Fastfire be used for a C-More?
Thanks,
Dan
C-More STS uses same mounting pattern as Vortex Razor RED dot. Bolts are in same pattern that Deltapoint, Docter, Fastfire or Jpoint, but plate design is slightly different. You need special adapter plate. Vortex provides universal adapter plate for Docter/Fastfire, J-Point or Deltapoint mounts (yes, one plate for three standards). C-More has separate adapters for Docter/Fastfire standard and J-Point standard (no adapter for Deltapoint listed).
You can buy Vorex adapter separatelly included in any handgun mounting kit they sell for Razor Red Dot (http://www.vortexoptics.com/product/razor-red-dot-handgun-mount-for-beretta-92)
EDIT: Looks like C-More pistol mounting kits have use steel adapter plate as well, but I’m not sure if it is same, universal design as used by Vortex.
Have you thought about asking the people that make them!!!
As a matter of fact I have. Called them today and could not get anyone to answer.
Thanks for your worthless ****ing input though.
What I’m trying to do is mount a Burris Fastfire II onto a C-More 3/8" dovetail mount. I’m putting this on a little lever action 22lr.
I want to use this mount: http://cmore.com/store/index.php?app=ecom&ns=prodshow&ref=STSMT-210
No go*. You might machine down two supporting pins from the mount, but sight would be held in place only by screws. Pins are here to keep sight in place under recoil (prevent in from moving back and forth), while screws keep it tight to mount plate. Those sights are not designed to stay in place by screws only.
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- however lever action .22lr barely has any recoil to start, so it might work in that case. But you will need to mill down or remove those 2 pins anyway. Bolt pattern is same.
Your welcome. Do you think The Shot Show might have something to do with them not answering the phone??
Thanks for all the help montrala.