Rifle Scopes Vertical ring mount opinions?
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I've got three of them. I've had an issue once, during the Spearpoint Shootout none the less.
The one I did have an issue with, I used the supplied thread locker.
I have not had an issue with the other two, which I did not use the supplied thread locker.
The one I did have an issue with, I used the supplied thread locker.
I have not had an issue with the other two, which I did not use the supplied thread locker.
Bit quick for a bump but the general consensus is that if you have them and they work for you great but to avoid them would be the safest move.
Thinking about selling it and buying a bobro or other top flight mount as my rifle is a mk12 clone
ignorance is bliss,
We have warned against cheap rings, and especially vertically split rings, but misery loves company.
We have warned against cheap rings, and especially vertically split rings, but misery loves company.
there are plenty of good scope mounts. american defense even makes a horizontally split ring version (they call it the SCAR/AR10 mount).
vertically split rings can cause torque on your scope body and cause tracking issues. I've experienced it first hand with ADM mounts.
i'd use a ADM mount all day on a LVPO or similar but for a long range scope where you need to dial a lot. i would avoid it and not take the chance.
vertically split rings can cause torque on your scope body and cause tracking issues. I've experienced it first hand with ADM mounts.
i'd use a ADM mount all day on a LVPO or similar but for a long range scope where you need to dial a lot. i would avoid it and not take the chance.
mount it up. follow the instructions on how to properly torque it and take it out and shoot. i'm sure you'll be fine.
if not, sell it/return it. nightforce makes an excellent one piece cantilever style mount that will go great with your NF
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