SCOPE MOUNTS
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i am putting a scope on a new rifle.a friend said to use high mounts.now i always mount my scopes as close to the barrel as i can get.always thought that would be more acurate.Listening to my friend i was curious if it matters?Thinking about triing it but it does not seem like it would be beneficial to me.woundering what othere people think. thanks for the time.
mib
i am putting a scope on a new rifle.a friend said to use high mounts.now i always mount my scopes as close to the barrel as i can get.always thought that would be more acurate.Listening to my friend i was curious if it matters?Thinking about triing it but it does not seem like it would be beneficial to me.woundering what othere people think. thanks for the time.
mib
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Does anyone manufacture 1" Scope rings that will clamp onto a standard .22 grooved rail approx 1/2" wide?
Make and approx price?0 -
Weaver makes mounts for non drill rifles so that you can drill the gun for the area that works best for you. Brownells has more mounts possibly tomount on your gun with a claming method or possibly a company called SARCO. 0 -
Put a Leupold base on it, drilled and tapped. A clamp on mount won't hold its zero for nothing.
Whatever kind of mount you use, if you actually want it to hold a zero, then buy the best. Cheap scopes and mounts give cheap performance. A lesson I've learned the hard way.
If I'm wrong please correct me, I won't be offended.0 -
B-Square makes mounts for both rifles. Some don't require gunsmithing. Take a look at www.b-square.com. 0
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