Rifle Scopes Help with kahles 6-24 eye relief

[JohnDeereGuy1996]

Recently got a kahles 6-24 gen 3 for my Tikka CTR that’s in a manners t6. Running seekins 6x4 rings with the scope all the way to the rear of the back ring with just enough space to use my parallax knob. I still find my self “crawling” up the stock for proper eye relief.

My solution is to get some thinner rings where I could move the scope back more. It really wouldn’t take a whole lot. Can someone point me in the right direction of some quality thinner rings? I’m finding most manufacturers don’t list this in their specs. TPS? Leupold mk4? Nf ultralight?

Thank you for your help!

 

[Blowby]

Running ARC’s on a Manners T2a. Plenty of room to bring it in.

 

[JohnDeereGuy1996]

Do you know what those measure? I wouldn’t mind trying some arcs I like the idea behind them.

 

[Tony1320]

Hows your LOP? My Manners T4A Elite with the adjustable butt plate was too long with all the spacers I took one out

 

[JohnDeereGuy1996]

I don’t believe mine is adjustable

 

[Tony1320]

Post a pic

I think you can send it back to Manners and they will put one on for you but if its non adjustable it should be fine... I'm 6' though might be different for you

 

[longrange2]

I just used a set of ARCs to mount a Kahles and they worked great on a T6A stocked rifle.

 

[flatland1]

The Manners T4A stocks on the three Bighorns I've got my Kahles scopes mounted on have 13.5" LOP; I'm running Seekins/Vortex rings on all three. I do have a set of TPS TSR rings on a 40X 22RF repeater with an Athlon Cronus - these are the thinnest 34mm rings I've seen, and are working quite well with the Cronus on that rifle.

 

[JohnDeereGuy1996]

I would for sure post a pic but I’ve never figured it out. Definitely not adjustable has a decelerater pad on it but no spacers.