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I've got some laying around, if I ever end up using them again I'll have to remember to throw some loctite on the crossbolts as well as the cap screws.

beretta_man, what parts loosened up on you? Was it the cap ring screws or the mounting nut? Do you think some loc-tite would have made a difference?

I normally use feeler gauges to level the scope. I recommend a torque wrench for tightening all the screws. Lots of guys use the Borka, which has a nice compact size you can take to the field with you. I've got a CDI torque wrench. Remember rings are tightened in inch pounds, not foot...

It would be really nice to see an extended AAD mount for those of us who shoot NTCH.

There is a possible issue with proper eye relief. As long as you don't have to bridge the gap between your upper and your rail with the rings I don't think you will have any issues.

I would look at the new SS 3-15X if you want to stay under $1000. I really like the look of AAD triple lug rings and I will probably go that route on my next bolt gun.

Personally if I had a TRG I would get the spuhr mount.

I've never been a big ARMS fan, but what issues did you experience with Larue and ADM?

Thanks for the review.

I have an EGW on one of my rifles and it has worked fine. Admittedly it has not seen very rough use. For bolt guns I like Seekins and AAD rings right now.

I'm not 100% of your goal, so it is difficult to make recommendations. I have been happy with my LT 719 rings, but they will have to be adjusted if moving between different rails. I would look at the AAD triple lug rings and the American Rifle rings. LaRue Tactical Ultra-Low Mount Rings QD...

IMO the primary consideration is proper eye relief. I would look at the AAD one piece mount, Larue SPR and SPR-E, and the ADM Recon and Recon-X mounts. If you normally shoot with a NTCH position you will likely need the SPR-E or Recon-X mount. With the Razor 20MOA can't isn't needed to go to...

I like aimpoints for close in work. My SBR has an aimpoint M2 with 100% co-witnessed front and rear BUIS. Troy fixed on the front and Larue fixed on the rear.

Those are some nice piggies. I need to go hog hunting again once I get back to the states.

The new SWFA is 3-15X. I'm not sure how they crammed that much adjustment into it.

I'm not aware of any other options that are QD. You could get some regular rings, or maybe loctite your current setup so it doesn't come loose.

Yeah, they are standard Larue rings. Try the American Rifleman 35mm rings. Seekins makes nice 35mm rings, but they aren't QD.

Viper PST's use a shim system for a zero stop. It's not the best design, but it does work and it keeps the cost down.

Would a Larue LT-104 with 35mm rings work? They are QD and have thinner rings than the ADM mounts.

Scopes generally come from the factory with their turrets centered within their total range of adjustment. If a scope is advertised as 70 MOA of adjustment it will normally have 35MOA available in each direction (up and down). When you zero the rifle (on a regular base with no cant) you...