Recommend a Scope Mount for Ruger MKI
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If the gun is not tapped for a rail already your options are limited. Jack Weigand makes a mount for the non tapped MKI. Installation requires removal of the rear sight from its dovetail and replacing it with a mount adapter then the rail mounts to that adapter dovetail piece. Not the best for a heavy red dot but it will work. Mine keep coming loose can't remember what I did with it after I drilled and tapped it for the rail. 
gb6491
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B-Square makes one for bull barrels that, like the Wiegand, uses the rear sight dovetail. It is full length and uses the front sight screw hole as well.
They also make a clamp-on base that does not require removal of the rear sight.
AimTech makes a mount that replaces the right grip panel.
Regards,
Greg
They also make a clamp-on base that does not require removal of the rear sight.
AimTech makes a mount that replaces the right grip panel.
Regards,
Greg
This is an MK II, but the same no gunsmith Weigand mount works on an MK I.
http://jackweigand.com/rm2fd.html
Works great!!
http://jackweigand.com/rm2fd.html
Works great!!
dagger dog
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I have a B-Square on my MarkII but it willfit the MI also.
It uses the dovetail for the rear sight and slides over the front of the receiver and tightens with a small set screw.
Nice design and rather compact for a no drill and tap. It stays tight under all conditions and allows enough ring spacing for most regular pistol scopes.
It requires that you remove the target style rear sight or drift out the fixed.
Not a bad option to drill and tap.
It uses the dovetail for the rear sight and slides over the front of the receiver and tightens with a small set screw.
Nice design and rather compact for a no drill and tap. It stays tight under all conditions and allows enough ring spacing for most regular pistol scopes.
It requires that you remove the target style rear sight or drift out the fixed.
Not a bad option to drill and tap.
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