Hey guys! I am buying the Vortex Viper PST 4-16x50 FFP but I don't know a whole lot about bases and rings. I'm not sure what all information you need to know about my setup, but I am wondering which to buy. Let me know what you guys think. Thanks.
Rifle Scopes Which base and rings??
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Re: Which base and rings??
Seekin/Seekin.
Seekin/Seekin.
Re: Which base and rings??
I prefer a steel base with Alloy rings myself. Seekins would be a good way to go I also like the Leupold Mark 4 Alloy rings are nice but the Steel one need some work. I really like Nightforce and Badger rings also.
Mike @ CST
I prefer a steel base with Alloy rings myself. Seekins would be a good way to go I also like the Leupold Mark 4 Alloy rings are nice but the Steel one need some work. I really like Nightforce and Badger rings also.
Mike @ CST
Re: Which base and rings??
What are you going to be using the set up for, long range, bench shooting, hunting, casual gun range? What type rifle do you have?
What are you going to be using the set up for, long range, bench shooting, hunting, casual gun range? What type rifle do you have?
Re: Which base and rings??
The setup I am building is for long range primarily. Thanks for all your responses so far
The setup I am building is for long range primarily. Thanks for all your responses so far
Re: Which base and rings??
Seekins are great, and have a much nicer finish than the Badger's but I prefer the Steel Badger's just because the steel rings ramp up in torque much faster. The screws into the aluminum take some twisting to get up to spec.
Seekins are great, and have a much nicer finish than the Badger's but I prefer the Steel Badger's just because the steel rings ramp up in torque much faster. The screws into the aluminum take some twisting to get up to spec.
Re: Which base and rings??
I like the Mark 4 for their built in 15 MOA if your building it for distance. You can't go wrong with some Nightforce rings as well. Buy right, buy once.
I like the Mark 4 for their built in 15 MOA if your building it for distance. You can't go wrong with some Nightforce rings as well. Buy right, buy once.
Re: Which base and rings??
www.americanrifle.com
Best rings on the market IMHO. Seen these cranked down to 50inch pounds and not leave a single mark on the tube. Plus they compensate for off spec rails. Lighter and stronger than steel. What more do you need?
www.americanrifle.com
Best rings on the market IMHO. Seen these cranked down to 50inch pounds and not leave a single mark on the tube. Plus they compensate for off spec rails. Lighter and stronger than steel. What more do you need?
Re: Which base and rings??
Thanks for all the responses guys
Thanks for all the responses guys
