adjustable scope rings
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Alex,
I like the Sportsmatch for their precision but, they are expensive and just a bit complicated (comparatively).
I recently maxed out my Sportsmatch adj. rings recently, and had to switch to my FX adjustable rings in order to get more range.
The added range of adjustability and lower price might make the FX or Eagle Vision a good choice, depending on your expected range and budget.
The Eagle Vision rings have a picatinny rail on the top. So, if you intend to add an extra accessory, they'd be the way to go.
All 3 work well. There are other brands out there but, those are the ones I've personally tried.
Tom
I like the Sportsmatch for their precision but, they are expensive and just a bit complicated (comparatively).
I recently maxed out my Sportsmatch adj. rings recently, and had to switch to my FX adjustable rings in order to get more range.
The added range of adjustability and lower price might make the FX or Eagle Vision a good choice, depending on your expected range and budget.
The Eagle Vision rings have a picatinny rail on the top. So, if you intend to add an extra accessory, they'd be the way to go.
All 3 work well. There are other brands out there but, those are the ones I've personally tried.
Tom
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Here's a link to a topic I did a while ago. FX vs. Eagle vision. Unfortunately, this thread was affected by the "Photobucket virus". But, there's still good information in it.
Tom
Tom
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Hey Tom I have a question for you. I would like to get the adjustable rings also. Say my gun is sighted in perfectly... If i adjust the rings so i can shoot further....say at a 2 dollar powder filled golfball at long distance... will my gun still be sighted in when i return it to the original flat location? I don't want to keep losing my original zero.
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Have you considered Burris Signature rings? They come with a series of spherical plastic inserts of varying thicknesses so that you can adjust your scope up to 40 MOA. You can adjust for cant too. Your scope won't be scratched by the inserts. They only fit Picatinny mounts.
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There are dovetail Burris Signature rings but I believe only for 1" scopes. You need to buy a shim kit as well.
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If mounted correctly yes you should be able to return to your stock zero, I just bought a set of FX no limit rings for dovetail that I'll be putting on a 500 Royale next week and that is going to be one of the 1st things I check out, I'm going to zero in at 25 yards and shoot out to 109 yards using the no limit rings to zero in the 109 yard target then I'm going to put the rings back to stock position and see if it's still holding zero, I'll be using a Hawke Vantage SF 4-16-44 scope.
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Burris XTR rings are 20MOA. Have them, they work great.
NCStar makes adjustable rings too. $30 for a pair. Waiting on my second ring to arrive. Mistakenly only ordered one.
FX that everyone else mentions but they are pretty expensive.
SportsMatch
Eagle Vision.....
NCStar makes adjustable rings too. $30 for a pair. Waiting on my second ring to arrive. Mistakenly only ordered one.
FX that everyone else mentions but they are pretty expensive.
SportsMatch
Eagle Vision.....
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Hey Imold can you please let me know if the rings work good for you? I want them but if I have to keep sighting in I will pass.
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I'll let you know, it looks like it will be late Thursday,UPS shows up around 1 pm then I'll get the scope mounted and out to my range and zero it in and test out the rings...so Thursday evening I'll have a answer.....Maybe someone will reply before then.
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I see that Sportsmatch makes a set of 34mm adjustable rings. Might have to buy and try these.
http://www.sportsmatch-uk.com/34mm-diameter-body-tube-high-range-for-9-5mm-11-5mm-dovetails-up-to-60mm-lens-diameter-includes-easyfit-arrestor-pin
http://www.sportsmatch-uk.com/34mm-diameter-body-tube-high-range-for-9-5mm-11-5mm-dovetails-up-to-60mm-lens-diameter-includes-easyfit-arrestor-pin
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