There are 2 tear drop shaped covers on the scope, 1 on the top center mid body, 1 on the right side. Use a small screw driver or finger nail and pop the cover off. There's a adjuster screw with 'directional' arrow/s for the optic movement. With the gun hard mounted, or supported, the sight is easily zeroed in on a traget. Make only slight adjustments while test shooting..
$25-$50, depending on condition.
Does it have the Weaver scope? No scope.
50 or so
50-160
Both Weaver and 11mm Scope rails are used on air guns and air rifles. So you will just have to try.
A weaver number 2 base and your choice of weaver side mount rings, midway has both. Total cost for both pieces is around $50.
150 USD
I have Springfield .22 long rifle, 5 shot magzaine, 24 inch-barrel and I want to install side mount for a Weaver scope. Where can I buy one. Truly, Bart
The Weaver Model 344 scope was a popular scope. I'm not sure of the mfg. date but my guess would be 1934 up to and through WWII years. It was an option on rimfire .22 rifles like the Remington 341 PT, which sported a 2 ocular peep sight as well as the scope. The scope mount was either a Weaver S3 or N3. I have seen the value, depending on condition, listed from about $25 to $125 (NIB). A working scope with clear ocular, good bluing and intact crosshairs goes as high as $75-$80,
approximately 100-500 USD
Well, it depends on what you have. The 10/22 comes with a proprietary rail, and is tapped already for a scope. If you have one which isn't, you need to decide what sort of mount you want. You might want to add a Weaver or Picatinny rail, or you might want to mount the scope bases directly into the receiver. Once you've made up your mind, then you get it tapped for a scope.. I'd recommend you leave this to a qualified gunsmith.
Follow the instructions provided with the scope/mount. You need to make sure you have a scope with rings that will fit on a "Dovetail" scope base rail. They have 3 main bases; dovetail- mostly for air and pellet guns...some 22's also, Weaver style, and Piccatini rail systems.