I’d be interested in hearing about your success stories and failures. I have a set of Beeman fully adjustable rings with the pins that I think will work for one. They have an oddball dovetail size and don’t know where to source a set of rings for the other. Maybe a Fastfire would be a better idea. I don’t know. I have a couple Leupold 2x pistol scopes here that I’m not using so that would be the least expensive option.
I’m thinking about putting a scope or red dot on my HW45 and HW75
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I have one, but I would never scope it.I usually shoot less than 15 yards, so open sights are okay.I think a red dot would be okay.I always use this pistol with both hands extented off hand.
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your first need is to measure the rail width
where-as most guns will be in the 3/8-11mm range these can be 13mm and a standard dove tail will don't fit
Eaglevision in the UK has the mounts or at least the information
https://eaglevisioncam.com/product-category/dovtail-to-picatinny-adaptor/
as the HW45 cock at opening it would be a better choice to add a reflex, scope or red dot
and with the HW75 you would be closing the cocking handle and what is there is now your handle
where-as most guns will be in the 3/8-11mm range these can be 13mm and a standard dove tail will don't fit
Eaglevision in the UK has the mounts or at least the information
https://eaglevisioncam.com/product-category/dovtail-to-picatinny-adaptor/
as the HW45 cock at opening it would be a better choice to add a reflex, scope or red dot
and with the HW75 you would be closing the cocking handle and what is there is now your handle
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whatever you do , just mount it forward so you can close the gun with the pressure on the back sight area not on the mounted scope . that is what i did , works great , which is the way i cock my Hw75 anyway , Heal of my hand on the barrel just in front of the rear sight .
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