Leupold base and rings?
I am about to purchase some Leupold bases and rings for various target rifles so I will have the ability to interchange them without "too" much trouble. I have been debating on getting either the quick release (QR) series or the quick release Weaver (QRW) series. Does anyone have an opinion or experience with these rings and bases? Is one better than the other, and why?
BTW, all the rifles I will be placing these on have either moderate or low recoil.
Thanks Boomer
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BTW, all the rifles I will be placing these on have either moderate or low recoil.
Thanks Boomer
"Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as it is by the obstacles which one has overcome while trying to succeed."
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I put a set of Leupold QR rings and bases on my Remington 700 MLS (.50 muzzleloader) because in Oklahoma it is legal to use a scope during muzzleloader season, and in Kansas they are only allowed during regular firearms season (not early muzzleloader season). This has been my only experience with it, but it has been extremely favorable. I can remove and reinstall the scope with no noticable change in zero. My rifle shoots right at a 1' group at 100 yards, and I can't tell whether it has been off the gun or not... With a target gun, one might be able to tell, but for field applications it is more than acceptable. I've been thinking about putting them on several of my guns.
The Weaver style weren't out when I got mine, but I still would have went with the QR style, even given the choice...0
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