I’m looking to mount a Sightron 10-50 60 on an Impact M4. Which rings have the proper height?
What rings for Sightron III 10-50?
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Burris Signature rings are great.
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I think knowing the proper ring height is most important-getting a proper eyebox is everything when you’re trying to enjoy your gun and shoot comfortably and accurately
probably use a 1.25 to 1.5 ring height, also you don’t need a 6 bolt type ring as you are not shooting black powder 4 bolt or even 2 bolt quality rings like Nightforce makes will suffice.
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@LongshotFan, I put a Sightron on one of my FX KIngs. With a 60mm front objective lens diameter it had to be a "high" ring. I will check exactly which height I put on when i get home from work today and report back to you
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I'm running Leupold QRW2 low rings on an Athlon 34x FFP scope (M3), the highs should work with a Sightron (the bell should stick out over the end of the rail). The beauty of the QRW2 rings is they return to zero when removed and reattached to the rail. The only rail that I have found to be better (but more difficult to remount to the rail) is the Sphur, but it is the cost of five or six sets of Leupold rings.
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+1 on the Burris Signature rings. While not entirely necessary for Airguns, I use the tactical version with six screw caps.
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I find these rings extremely helpful in situations where i want to ADD or SUBTRACT MOA to have less crazy holdovers or turret rotations.
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