Rifle Scopes Spuhr Mount w/ S&B 5-25 ... pics???

[ncboiler]

I'm looking for pictures of a S&B 5-25 PMII in a Spuhr mount to see how much clearance there is between the barrel and the scope.

I would like to get the 20 MOA mount with 30mm height. I would be mounted on a Surgeon RSR action and rail. Barrel is MTU contour.

Thanks!

 

[remau308]

Re: Spuhr Mount w/ S&B 5-25 ... pics???

This is a 20.6 moa Spuhr sitting on a 30 moa badger base, and the barrel is an M40 contour, so you will have plenty of room. I believe my clearance is close to half an inch or so.

 

[ncboiler]

Re: Spuhr Mount w/ S&B 5-25 ... pics???

Thanks for the quick reply and picture. Probably more clearance than I was looking for I'm thinking.

 

[remau308]

Re: Spuhr Mount w/ S&B 5-25 ... pics???

I mean, it sits pretty close to the barrel. I'll take an actually picture here in a second. You won't regret buying a Spuhr...I promise hah

 

[remau308]

Re: Spuhr Mount w/ S&B 5-25 ... pics???

Ok, so maybe it only clears by about .25"

 

[flyguide]

Re: Spuhr Mount w/ S&B 5-25 ... pics???

Dude, that's beautiful. Are you still able to get a 100 yd zero with 50 moa of cant?

 

[remau308]

Re: Spuhr Mount w/ S&B 5-25 ... pics???

I can, and I have 23 mils of elevation left.

 

[ncboiler]

Re: Spuhr Mount w/ S&B 5-25 ... pics???

Thanks for the picture, that makes it clearer. I'll have a quarter inch clearance between the barrel and bottom of the flip up cover.

 

[997/2man]

Re: Spuhr Mount w/ S&B 5-25 ... pics???

23 mils. Wow.

If that isn't enough...

Sweet looking stick and some pretty nice glass on top. Maybe I will get a bolt rifle.

LOL.

 

[remau308]

Re: Spuhr Mount w/ S&B 5-25 ... pics???

If you didn't already know as well, the 5-25 PM II is designed to be used with the 45 moa base.

 

[ncboiler]

Re: Spuhr Mount w/ S&B 5-25 ... pics???

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: remau308</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If you didn't already know as well, the 5-25 PM II is designed to be used with the 45 moa base. </div></div>

I did not know that. Thanks for the info.