FX No Limit Mounts - Anyone using them?

They're great. I have them on three of my rifles.

I use the No Limits mounts on all of my rifles. I couldn't live without them. Excellent quality and extremely versatile. They are the perfect mounts for someone who routinely shoots out beyond 75 yards. For the folks who rarely shoot beyond 50-65 yards, they may do better with the BKLs.

I have 2 sets. One for my dads Royale 500 and one set for my WC. They work awesome and adjust for any range, near or far.

Installed my second set yesterday on a Daystate Air Wolf .22 cal, March 4.5-32 scope. The first pair are on an FX Bobcat 30 cal, Nightforce Benchrest scope I shot at this year's Extreme Benchrest. Easy to adjust, and say goodbye to shims. I try to keep my scopes within the middle third of their elevation and windage capacity, and the No Limits Mounts make this easy for elevation. The literature with the rings also says they have limited adjustment for windage, but I haven't figured that out. Loosening the elevation screws doesn't seem to provide any lateral travel, and if it did I don't see how you'd keep a lateral adjustment when you tightened them down.

Something I have been looking at and wanted to look around for. I like the quick release mounts. BUT I also like the no limit mounts. 

How about a quick release no limit mount. Since the IMPACT is on the near horizon, that would be an awesome addition to it. It would be an awesome addition period!!!!!!!!!


FXZ Make a No Limit Scope Mount With Quick Release !!!! Please?!?

Ted has a video out about them a while ago.

"skygear"Something I have been looking at and wanted to look around for. I like the quick release mounts. BUT I also like the no limit mounts. 

How about a quick release no limit mount. Since the IMPACT is on the near horizon, that would be an awesome addition to it. It would be an awesome addition period!!!!!!!!!


FXZ Make a No Limit Scope Mount With Quick Release !!!! Please?!?

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See post FX no limit rings. FX confirmed they will be offering the Picatinny FX No Limit rings soon. Not sure if they will be quick release though.

Oh, I saw that. But, just some food for thought for them was all. 

Second hand info: I myself haven't seen the FX Mounts, but I know someone who has used both FX and Sportsmatch vertically adjustable mounts and he prefers the Sportsmatch for a controlled adjustment of height via special grub screw. According to AoA website the Sportsmatch are cheaper in the US.

I've use the Sportsmatch vertically adjustable and they haven't moved on any rifles, and I still can't figure out why because with all the abuse they've been getting while slipping/sliding/falling down steep banks/dunes I would have expected normal mounts to have moved.

FX was supporting a quick release mount system on the Impact during the demo, one could only hope that they are new and of the No limit design.

Have two sets ... Real nice.

Got them on my bench rest rifles, awesome product.

Yes, I am using them. They are sturdy and wonderfully easy to set up as compared to sports match. I just bought an FX Royale 400 FT in .22. This gun is amazingly accurate and a lot of fun to shoot. 

everyone seems to love them, but, "I" would be one of those who prefer the sportsmatch mount if needed. I found the FX mount much taller and harder to "adjust" than any other adjustable mount (most of which do have a screw adjustment or such), but, if you need maybe 400 MOA - just a number I grabbed eh?- then the FX is no doubt one you will enjoy.
Just to be clear I didn't hate the FX adjustable it just wasn't for me and I sold it in 2 days.
John

I just got my pair of no limits, while still waiting for my Element Helix to arrive. First impression is that the screws to secure the elevation are very hard to tighten. While handhold, I couldn't tighten them at all. Is that normal? 

The newer ones don't seem to be as durable as the old ones. You will find issues with latest no limits rings if you search the forum.

Eagle Vision or Sportsmatch are likely the safer and better more durable options. I'd return for exchange or refund. 

Actually Burris Signature XTR rings would probably be the best choice which is the last set of rings I actually bought matter of fact for $80 shipped by shopping smart. Cost $100 - $130 if anyone's just too rich or too lazy to shop smart.

Second to the last set of rings were the $40 Burris Signature rings with posalign offset inserts and third recent were Sun Optics Adjustable rings (formerly B Square AA adjustable rings on the cheap $25 including shipping which actually killed the deal).

I have the No limit mounts and I was able to sight in to within 1" at 15 yards by adjusting the mounts before ever touching the elevation on the scope. I think they are well made. 

I have the No limit mounts and I was able to sight in to within 1" at 15 yards by adjusting the mounts before ever touching the elevation on the scope. I think they are well made. 

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I have 1 set of FX rings in use and they certainly are capable of exactly that-getting the scope near perfect zero without touching the elevation turret. If elevation is the only concern and keeping the scope "centered" in adjustment is desired, then they are fine. If one has a windage correction problem as well, then if using the FX rings you would still have to adjust windage with the turrets (then the scope is "off center anyway") because the FX rings are elevation adjustable only. I prefer to use Sportsmatch fully adjustable rings most often because I can correct BOTH elevation AND windage with those Sportsmatch rings while leaving the scope "centered". Are Sportsmatch rings more expensive? Yes. Are Sportsmatch rings "better"? No. Is a severe misalignment in windage position common? Probably not, but I've seen it a few times. Sportsmatch rings ARE better IMO because they can correct errors in both elevation and windage planes IF NEEDED. Others may not need such so they wouldn't provide any advantage in that case.