Any experience with this mount? I like being able to keep my scope optically zeroed, but will this handle springer power?
Sports match 1 piece adjustable scope mount for tx200
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They were designed for springers. I have had several over the years. I probably own 10 sets of Sportsmatch mounts. The TX200 will be no problem.
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I used them they seem to hold well however they really jack the scope super duper high even the droop compensating Sportsmatch super duper jack em up high like putting a lift kit in your 2 wheel drive pickup with small stock factory tires.
If the Sportsmatch 1 piece mount is one of the 2 of what I am thinking which you refer to.
The RWS Lock down mounts with 20moa droop works good enough IMHO.
One was $9.99 and the other was $14.99 if you shop smart.
Even the cheap $10 UTG 11mm to Picatinny droop MOA compensating adapter with cheap any kind of low Picatinny rings would probably do just fine.
If the Sportsmatch 1 piece mount is one of the 2 of what I am thinking which you refer to.
The RWS Lock down mounts with 20moa droop works good enough IMHO.
One was $9.99 and the other was $14.99 if you shop smart.
Even the cheap $10 UTG 11mm to Picatinny droop MOA compensating adapter with cheap any kind of low Picatinny rings would probably do just fine.
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Cheaper option I used were B Square AA 1 piece adjustable mounts they sit lower and cost half the price of the Sportsmatch. Sun optics sell them now shop smart pay $20 - $28 (OR NOT) $35 - $40.
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I have used that adjustable mount for many years with no issues. Was on my R-1 .22 cal for hunting for years, then bought another TX200 MK3, been on there for almost 1.5 years with no issues. Sportsmatch makes excellent mounts used by many secret service units the world over.
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The reason I’m looking at different mounts in the first place, is because the setup I had on my Diana with droop compensation mount seems to have too much compensation in it. I tried to zero in at 10yds to start, and I ran out of elevation adjustment. I just figured getting a mount without compensation (I won’t be shooting this very long distances) would be the fix. Plus being able to adjust the mounts to optically zero the scope will help my scope last evening longer 
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UTG 11mm to Picatinny then Burris Signature rings WITH POSALIGN OFFSET INSERTS. YOU PROBABLY NEED THE 0.0 IN FRONT AND +/- 0.5 IN THE REAR SINCE YOURS IS ALREADY REALLY CLOSE TO BEGIN WITH.
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