Page 2 - Crosman 459MT 2-Pc Intermount, 3/8" Reviews

nice mount doesn't loosen ,screws so have not loosen from shooting

nothing at all

Worked just like I was told!

easy to install on a gun without a mounting system

Better matching of parts. The sides dp not match up well, leaving one side higher/lower than opposing side.

Better than no optics. I will hand fit parts and make them work.

Secure mount and have been around forever

a little cheaper would be nice

Made for the gun I run . Nice product and make my airgun good looking . Keep shooting well with the scope .

None

Not for the moment.

Excellent mount for the money

I used this Intermount on my Crosman 2240. It was very easy to install and made mounting my Hawke Red/Green Dot simple.

Handy to have - and works very well.

Cost, ease of installation, fit.

Nothing. This product is specifically designed for certain Crosman air guns, and works very well.

I purchased these mounts with my Crosman 2240 CO2 air pistol. I have mounted a a small sized reflex (red dot) sight, which makes the pistol very easy to shoot consistently. After 200 rounds, there has been no movement of the sight, nor have the mounts come loose. My wife loves it.

nothing

use an other product not this one.

Thumbs down on this product. I could not get it stable and it wiggled. Therefore I didn't use it and instead purchased an other attachment for my sight.

Easy assembly, perfect fit.

I like that an Allen key was included. I like how well they work and I've got a 1377c & a P1322 outfitted with 459mt intermounts and hawke sport optics dovetail to Weaver rail adapters for more scope and sight options.

Nothing. Simple works.

Easy to use

should be wider so could use 2 screws

The very nature of scope mounts pinch the top of this system and opens the brackets to lose purchase. I made mine work believe it or not using superglue and glued to to the top of the barrel on and old Crosman 180. Very little recoil and seems to work but not ideal.

they are self explanatory as far as their use.

I think they should be wider with 2 screws and put more pressure on clamping to the barrel. I also think that the milling of said should be more circular not oval.

Ok I got these to mount a scope on and old Crossman 180. I read all the reviews and all the different systems that others shooters employed to get these to work, I also tried some of their suggestions. None work because when you tighten up the scope bases on this mount the very nature of you tightening the screws on the scope mounts opens these mounts. Well I got them to work and I do not know if anyone else is this desperate but I applied CA Glue (super glue ) to the inside of these mounts before I attached them where I wanted to mount the scope. I also let some drip into the gap at the top to allow it to go down between the intermount and the barrel. You may think I am nuts but it worked, Just shot my third squirrel with it. ) Desperate men will do desperate things. The scope seems to be nice and tight. This rifle has very little recoil so should hold up well.

Worth the money. I needed a mount for my 2240 and these did the trick eventually. See below...

They need to be about 1/16th longer on both sides so when the bolt is tightened the mount can't rock. It's a tiny bit of movement, but it's enough to throw the mounted scope off. Also, two bolts would make the flat on top be perfect. As they are, you have to mate them at the top with your fingers as you slowly tighten the bolt.

I used some double-sided tape, a small piece on each half, as I clamped the mounts on the barrel. I had determined where the scope was going, and spaced the mounts accordingly. I also shimmed all four edges with small slivers of 1/16" plywood painted black. Have to say, it works great now. I also have to say none of this should have been necessary if it was properly engineered.

Good ol'reliable Crosman! Easy and quick to mount to gun!

Nothing but I'd like to see Crosman release a Weaver rail mount like this so I don't have to buy & try different dovetail to Weaver adapters until I find one that is compatible.

Have fun with airguns :)

Easy Install. Does exactly what it is designed to do. The mechanically minded won't even need to read the instructions to install it. Allows the user to position a scope nicely according to personal preferences.

Nothing. Other mount systems involve replacing parts on the gun. These attach to the gun with no fuss whatsoever.

Depending on your scope rings you may have to slide the rings on from the front or rear instead of coming down from the top and tightening the rings. I added a low power scope to the 1377 and find that the accuracy maintains itself nicely at longer distances. Also, depending on your scope rings you may still be able to use the open sights looking underneath the scope. This is a great way to start customizing your 1377/1322. It won't be long before you think about picking up the stock or making your own if you are into fabricating your own components.

Nicely finished metal surface. Tightened onto barrel of my 1377 satisfactorily.

Need to be tightened/attached to the pump cylinder for additional stability.

The barrel, even at the breech end, is too narrow and therefore too flexible to serve as satisfactory anchor for red-dot or scope attachment.....not due to construction of the Intermounts....just seem to be poorly designed.

BEING ABLE TO MOUNT A SCOPE ON A 2260

2-SCREWS NOT JUST ONE

nothing

not worth changing.

I tried putting these on a 1377 to hold a red dot sight. I couldn't tighten them enough so that they wouldn't move side to side. One little bump when setting the gun down & the sight would be off. Save yourself time, money & aggravation Don't buy these. Get the long steel breach instead if you want to mount sights or scope.