Mounting a (camera) sensor behind an optic.

[Benjamin]

What is the best option to mount a sensor behind an optic? Im not talking about mounting hardware. There are plenty of options for that. I mean the sensor itself. Im thinking raspberry pi modules, a GoPro, or even a DSLR or mirrorless with RAW output.

Does anyone here have experience mounting a sensor/camera behind a scope? If so what type of lens, if not integrated? Focal length? Field of view? Any other recommendations to get a crisp and clear image?

What are you all using? And just to be clear I’m looking for something I can use for real-time viewing on a remote monitor. The idea is to monitor the reticle and target via screen while making adjustments to a mechanical rifle rest, a (rail mounted gun).

Threads are better with photos:

 

[penguinship]

No personal experience, but it seems like this would be a great application for 3d printing. Get a basic design to hold the sensor and then you can tweak the placement as needed.

 

[STFU]

One additional thing to consider is recoil. IOW, will the sensor stand up to it and function correctly?
Recoil could affect your mount/mounting options as well. What caliber is the firearm?