Thanx all!
Kruel J is hooking me up to what I need. I really appreciate everybody!!!!
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Thanx all!
Kruel J is hooking me up to what I need. I really appreciate everybody!!!!
his mount is a 30mm. its a great mount. is your scope a 30mm?Thanx all!
Kruel J is hooking me up to what I need. I really appreciate everybody!!!!
most guys say "dont bridge the gap"
id look at a warne 1 piece mount in the correct diameter that your scope is
the PEPR is a great mount!He'll soon have a Burris PEPR.
thats what im talkin bout!
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his mount is a 30mm. its a great mount. is your scope a 30mm?
Be a mime. They're not creepy at all.You make it way too easy to like you Jim. I may need some pointers.
I would suggest the Nikon P series mount/ring combination. The P series allows you to use the most forward part of your receiver and is cantilevered, allowing you to mount the scope forward far enough eye relief isn't a problem. I've built many 3 gun Comp AR's and I use the Nikon P series base/ring mount on every one of the. The strength and versatility are unmatched by anything I have seenI'm mounting up this new scope/rings on my varmint AR15 and I have a dumb question:
Since I've got a long neck, I'm most comfortable craning my neck forward quite a bit. But in order to get the eye relief I want, I'd have to put the front scope rings on the rail that is part of the gas block on the barrel. See pic below.... Is that ok, or should I take my lumps and make sure the rings are both on the rcvr.
And do the turrets need to be centered between the rings? I used to know about the centering (I think) but I've forgotten so much...
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I would suggest the Nikon P series mount/ring combination. The P series allows you to use the most forward part of your receiver and is cantilevered, allowing you to mount the scope forward far enough eye relief isn't a problem. I've built many 3 gun Comp AR's and I use the Nikon P series base/ring mount on every one of the. The strength and versatility are unmatched by anything I have
I would suggest the Nikon P series mount/ring combination. The P series allows you to use the most forward part of your receiver and is cantilevered, allowing you to mount the scope forward far enough eye relief isn't a problem. I've built many 3 gun Comp AR's and I use the Nikon P series base/ring mount on every one of the. The strength and versatility are unmatched by anything I have seen
The p series mount is ok but not as versatile as some of the others due to the fact you have to slide all the way off the rail rearward to remove. If you have a rear buis this mandates that it must be removed as well. I prefer the kind that you tip off to the side. Many manufactures make decent ones but Warne is my favorite.
PEPR (Peeper) is happily co-existing with my 8x32 scope now that the adapter inserts arrived to convert 1" scope to a 30mm mount. It's sad to mess up a nice mount with plastic adapters, but I'll have to see what time brings.
Of course, the reticle and the turrets are not aligned to each other... when are the manufacturers going to catch on and start making scopes that can be corrected rather than having to choose between turrets being off or reticle being off? <sheesh>
BTW, eye relief is now perfect for me. Thanx Kruel J!!!!!
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Hardly ever . It's rare anyway , that's why I never get why folks use levels to square up a scope, squaring up the receiver with levels before mounting makes senseOf course, the reticle and the turrets are not aligned to each other... when are the manufacturers going to catch on and start making scopes that can be corrected rather than having to choose between turrets being off or reticle being off? <sheesh>
Hardly ever . It's rare anyway , that's why I never get why folks use levels to square up a scope, squaring up the receiver with levels before mounting makes sense
Looks good , that's a hella long scope almost need to move to a scout or recon type , they cantilever out just a touch further . Should be better now