Re: thoughts on TPS rings
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: lumpy grits</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Hi all, When Randy(R&D) was reworking my Remmy, a couple of years ago, he saw a problem with my MK-4 rings on my B/O base. He had a set of steel TPS low rings in stock at what I thought was a GREAT price. I have been using them ever since. Would buy them again. I'm NOT LEO and the only thing I hunt is paper & steel, BUT I only want to buy my stuff once and FWIW: That's what I feel that I did(Thanks Randy)with these rings from TPS.
Respectfully,
LG </div></div>
If memory serves, I think Randy once posted that he had had issues more with the TPS rails than with their rings, although I could be wrong on this.
Mel over on Sniper's Central did a review of TPS rings and a rail, which you can read and had an issue with the TPS rail's rear screw hole not lining up on a Rem 700, IIRC. He made due for the test, then contacted TPS who I believe stated that Remington had changed their spacing and not contacted or posted this fact for rail makers, so it was more on their end than TPS's end, but the end result was the same.
I don't own any other major maker rings, other than a set of ARMS #22 for my AR plinker and my TPS stuff works well and by buying stuff from guys here like Rhino and others, I've saved quite a bit and I've put that money into reloading components or better scopes.
I can compare rails, as I have the Ken Farrell, BO and TPS 20 moa 1 piece rails and given my druthers, I prefer the shorter (less tall) BO. I got that here from Rhino for $104 shipped, USED and my TPS/KF rails here for like $55 shipped, also USED, so the BO was twice as much as both of those brands.
Chris