which rings and base plate should i use on my remington 700 mil spec 308?im putting a night force bench rest 8x32x56 on it?now night force said dont youse any type dove tail loupy or what ever rings,basicly they said use ours.so id like to use a one peice base plate ect.any ideas on real good quailty ones?
Rifle Scopes night force rings and baseplate
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Re: night force rings and baseplate
i have badger or nightforce bases and rings on my rifles; havent found a reason to use any others.
Either brand will serve you well.
i have badger or nightforce bases and rings on my rifles; havent found a reason to use any others.
Either brand will serve you well.
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Nightforce one piece 20MOA, or 40MOA up to you
The NF rings are good as well
DO IT
Nightforce one piece 20MOA, or 40MOA up to you
The NF rings are good as well
DO IT
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i use nightforce, but talley makes a nice pic rail and rings, and warne makes good stuff as well.
i use nightforce, but talley makes a nice pic rail and rings, and warne makes good stuff as well.
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Call Richard at Near Mfg. IMO, he makes the best bases and rings. YMMV.
Call Richard at Near Mfg. IMO, he makes the best bases and rings. YMMV.
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Any standard Picatinny Rail for the SA Rem 700 will work on your receiver and will mate to the NF rings.
I personally use EGW's Steel 20 MOA base on my R700's, pick something and run with it. Once the base is properly installed I see no reason to argue over
Bagdger, NF, EGW, Near, etc. etc. etc.
Quality products will work. Don't put a $13 chinese base on there.
Any standard Picatinny Rail for the SA Rem 700 will work on your receiver and will mate to the NF rings.
I personally use EGW's Steel 20 MOA base on my R700's, pick something and run with it. Once the base is properly installed I see no reason to argue over
Bagdger, NF, EGW, Near, etc. etc. etc.
Quality products will work. Don't put a $13 chinese base on there.
Re: night force rings and baseplate
for a base I recommend Badger or Nightforce. as for a ring height because you have a Remington 5R you can go with the 1.0" center height rings.
Mike @ CST
for a base I recommend Badger or Nightforce. as for a ring height because you have a Remington 5R you can go with the 1.0" center height rings.
Mike @ CST
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I agree. I mounteed my 15x56 on my Remington with the 1.0 center height rings and they worked perfectly. I just liked the NF better but you won't go wrong with Badger.
I agree. I mounteed my 15x56 on my Remington with the 1.0 center height rings and they worked perfectly. I just liked the NF better but you won't go wrong with Badger.
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wont a 20 moa be to much for my remington?its a 700 mil spec heavy barrel 308.the reason i ask is because im not gonna do any 1000 trd shooting.just a 100 200 trds.a little sitting for deer.i shoot mostly paper off a bench at my place,just trying to get the closet groups i can.
wont a 20 moa be to much for my remington?its a 700 mil spec heavy barrel 308.the reason i ask is because im not gonna do any 1000 trd shooting.just a 100 200 trds.a little sitting for deer.i shoot mostly paper off a bench at my place,just trying to get the closet groups i can.
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If your not shooting very far than what do you need a 8-32x56 NF on it? I'm not trying to be an ass, but that is a ton of scope for what you just described. For just hunting deer like your describing I would get a 3-9 Super Sniper or something similar.
If your not shooting very far than what do you need a 8-32x56 NF on it? I'm not trying to be an ass, but that is a ton of scope for what you just described. For just hunting deer like your describing I would get a 3-9 Super Sniper or something similar.
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That is entirely too much scope for the distances you want to shoot. I've purchased my Nightforce for 500 to 1000 yard shooting. Your scope is designed for beyond 1000 yards at its optimum.
That is entirely too much scope for the distances you want to shoot. I've purchased my Nightforce for 500 to 1000 yard shooting. Your scope is designed for beyond 1000 yards at its optimum.
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for300 bucks ?come on,you get what you pay for.them cheap days came and wentfor me years ago.
for300 bucks ?come on,you get what you pay for.them cheap days came and wentfor me years ago.
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high power nf scope i can reallysee where im hitting and i can put the cross hairs right back on the same place everytime.200 yrd some times 3 but im in the 200 yrd area.
high power nf scope i can reallysee where im hitting and i can put the cross hairs right back on the same place everytime.200 yrd some times 3 but im in the 200 yrd area.
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