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Mounting Red Dot onto Ruger Mark II Target?

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Picked up a Ruger Mark II Target and already love it. The only problem, and I did not know this, is it's not drilled and tapped like the Mark III's for a scope or red dot mount. I have a Burris FastFire III I'd like to mount onto her. Anyone know of a way to securely mount a red dot to a Mark II? Thanks.

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Thanks T Bill. I literally just found the Burris mount on Amazon and was coming back here to say that. FWIW, here's the Burris mount on Amazon. Looks pretty straightforward but I've just read a few posts from guys saying they needed to use a shim to get the elevation down enough.

I have a Fastfire 2 using the Burris dovetail mount for my MK2, did not need to shim anything. I also have the Weigand mount, it makes it a bit high, but gives you a tap-free rail system for more options.

Thanks T Bill. I literally just found the Burris mount on Amazon and was coming back here to say that. FWIW, here's the Burris mount on Amazon. Looks pretty straightforward but I've just read a few posts from guys saying they needed to use a shim to get the elevation down enough.

I have a burris fast fire 3 in this exact mount on my ruger mark 3 for about 2 years no problems whatsoever.  i like that it sits alot lower and looks better than just mounting it on the rail.

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