Rifle Scopes QD mounts for transitioning from trainer onto match rifle.

[precisionrifleman]

I just picked up a RPR22 to do some winter training with and I am curious what mount is the gold standard for transitioning rifles while maintaining the best return to zero / zero shift.

 

[Fig]

Probably a one piece Spuhr. Not QD though.
Why does it have to be QD if it’s for a season? Nothing is going to go from your comp gun to a .22 trainer with no shift.

 

[precisionrifleman]

I understand there will be a shift, I am looking for a mount that is predictable and repeatable. I would like a mount that is able to be taken off and switched 4-6 times a year... Thanks

 

[EchoDeltaSierra]

I am using an ADM Recon-SL (you might need taller for the RPR). Steiner scope, level, and mount are all one single system that switched between three rifles; a 22LR, a 6.5CR, and a 300WM. Each rifle has a 20moa base but I do re-zero with 2-3 shots when swapping between rifles.

 

[XLR308]

I really don't see any reason that a quality set of rings couldn't satisfy what your after. A set of Seekins or ARC installed in the same spot every time and torqued in the same sequence and spec.
You are of course going to have to keep a log for settings, that I'm sure your aware of from rifle to rifle but you would have to do that anyway regardless of using a QD mount or not.

 

[sjc929]

I like both Spuhr mounts and ARC mounts. I keep a Fixit Sticks kit in my rifle bag so their not being true qd is irrelevant to me. Both have proven extremely good return to zero for me in the past.

 

[Wyzrd]

RRS, Sphur, ARC M10 QD-L, Aadmount.... or just do what XLR308 said.

 

[precisionrifleman]

RRS, Sphur, ARC M10 QD-L, Aadmount.... or just do what XLR308 said.

rrs is making 34mm mounts?

 

[Rob01]

Forget QD. Get a good mount and install it properly with a torque wrench. You can move them easily enough. Not a NACAR pit tire change.