Resources Scope mounts

[Scriv]

Do air gunners that compete in bench rest use adjustable rings, or are they not necessary with a .22 caliber air rifle? Thanks for your help. I'm setting up a rifle, have zero experience, and I don't want to buy something I don't need, or have to buy twice.

 

[bubblerboy64]

What distance are you shootings? 50 yards should be no problem. 100 could be I guess . I like to use one piece mounts but I think they may only be available for picatinny rails. You can get a one piece with 20 mils down built in . I do like the FX no limit rings and do use those as well. They pretty much guarantee that you can get zeroed in with out much trouble 

Tell us more about the gun, scope and the particulars what velocity etc 

 

[Scriv]

I guess I left a lot out. I'm going to be shooting a Daystate Wolverine 2 in .22 . I plan on using Sportsmatch mounts. I have to use two piece mounts to clear the magazine. I just don't know if I should get an adjustable mount so I can dial in some elevation at 100 yards if I need to. Looking for someone that shoots this distance for some guidance. I appreciate your help.

 

[bubblerboy64]

I certainly would get adjustable it gives you options. I’m always swapping scopes around so for me the small difference in money is worth it.

 

[Scriv]

Makes sense I guess, buy once cry once. I always think of murphy's law and try to eliminate as much as possible. Thanks again. d