I have (for several years) several no limits. They are slipping ( nor holding elevation). Any body else have this problem. More over does any one have a good fix?
FIX FX No Limits
- Thread starter Keyman62421
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They suck.
I put 120 grit sandpaper between the interfaces that are supposed to grip against one another and it helped. It's been too long and I think I did something else but can't remember exactly what.
I put 120 grit sandpaper between the interfaces that are supposed to grip against one another and it helped. It's been too long and I think I did something else but can't remember exactly what.
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I used red locktite on the surfaces that adjust, not the screws. Works on a Terrus springer .22 with a 2-7X32 Hawke on it. I emailed Fx about the rings, they stated they are not rated for springers.
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I had a pair that cracked along the rail mount portion. Won't buy any more....that's my fix!
Eagle Vision kick-butt, but there are others beside FX out there too.
Eagle Vision kick-butt, but there are others beside FX out there too.
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I don’t have a long term test, I just bought them, but I like the design of the vector optics adjustable a whole lot more than my No Limits
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I have several sets and love them. I use shims if needed.
I do take them apart and rough up the surfaces before mounting.
I do take them apart and rough up the surfaces before mounting.
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Just curious, do you need more adjustment than is provided in the rings? If you need to shim in addition, you must need considerable compensation.
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I have a couple of sets, have not had that problem. But with a single screw clamp, if the mating surfaces are not machined perfectly, I can see that causing inadequate grip.
The best adjustable rings that I have used are SportsMatch.
The best adjustable rings that I have used are SportsMatch.
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Get yourself a infinity elevation adjustable scope mount by Eaglevisioncam.
I actually pickup my impact by using the scope mount ring. Never had an issue with POI or slipping.
I actually pickup my impact by using the scope mount ring. Never had an issue with POI or slipping.
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No problems with the No-Limit mounts that I have, but then they're all on PCPs and I never pick up the airgun by the scope.
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Not holding it by the scope/tube but base of the rings. Make sure you torque everthing down to spec!
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I’d replace em with SportsMatch adjustable rings. I’ve used these on several springers with excellent results. Uj
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Vector optics height adjustable mounts,
They are half price and far better quality. I now got 3 pcs. of each and buy only Vector Optics Mounts in the future.
They are half price and far better quality. I now got 3 pcs. of each and buy only Vector Optics Mounts in the future.
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I use Victoptics 30mm adjustable elevation rings. Way stronger than the CRAZY priced fx rebranded rings and only cost $16 with the coupon. You have to ignore the chinese description on amazon because most of it is wrong. These are extruded aluminum and adjust exactly like the fx rings but use 2 bolts and have more surface area to hold. These are picatinny mount and once locked down they stay.
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James, does Vector make these also in a four bolt clamp ring vs six? I just despise 6 bolt rings. Makes the mount system appear cluttered, to me anyway.
And by the way, glad to see you back!!!
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I feel the same but never seen them in 4 bolt. Airgunning is mainly a winter hobby for me. Thank you my friend.
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Does Amy vector mount users know if 34mm is available? Seems I researched at one time and 30 was the largest they had(at that time)
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They have 4 bolt in dovetail. I bought them on aliexpress. With the 6 bolt rings, I just didn’t put the center ones in. I use it with a pcp on a bench. No need.
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