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Quote from: duckmen1 on May 16, 2024, 06:49:31 PMQuote from: JakeLand on May 16, 2024, 06:13:40 PMLeupold makes an ultra low ring setup with the quick. Inject bases , i ordered them to get mine to drop lowerI don't see any ultra low, low, mediums listed from leupold site for 34 mm. Lowest they list is highthey’re called super low for a 1” ring
Quote from: JakeLand on May 16, 2024, 06:13:40 PMLeupold makes an ultra low ring setup with the quick. Inject bases , i ordered them to get mine to drop lowerI don't see any ultra low, low, mediums listed from leupold site for 34 mm. Lowest they list is high
Leupold makes an ultra low ring setup with the quick. Inject bases , i ordered them to get mine to drop lower
My Bighorn has 3 mounting holes for the rear base. You can slide the rear scope base forward by 1/2" by using the the 2 front mounting screws. It will overhang the rear part of the exposed breach by about 1/2". By using those 2 forward mounting holes it give an inside ring spacing of 2 1/8" and the outside ring spacing is 3 1/4".
Quote from: lazydrifter on May 17, 2024, 05:35:08 AMMy Bighorn has 3 mounting holes for the rear base. You can slide the rear scope base forward by 1/2" by using the the 2 front mounting screws. It will overhang the rear part of the exposed breach by about 1/2". By using those 2 forward mounting holes it give an inside ring spacing of 2 1/8" and the outside ring spacing is 3 1/4". Thanks for the info. I will order these rings and bases and give it a try. They will be really close to maxing out but I think they will fit. As far as having to get high rings hopefully it won't sit crazy high. But if it is high I will mount a raised cheek weld pad onto the stock. Will update once they come in on if it works and how it does.
Quote from: duckmen1 on May 17, 2024, 08:37:58 PMQuote from: lazydrifter on May 17, 2024, 05:35:08 AMMy Bighorn has 3 mounting holes for the rear base. You can slide the rear scope base forward by 1/2" by using the the 2 front mounting screws. It will overhang the rear part of the exposed breach by about 1/2". By using those 2 forward mounting holes it give an inside ring spacing of 2 1/8" and the outside ring spacing is 3 1/4". Thanks for the info. I will order these rings and bases and give it a try. They will be really close to maxing out but I think they will fit. As far as having to get high rings hopefully it won't sit crazy high. But if it is high I will mount a raised cheek weld pad onto the stock. Will update once they come in on if it works and how it does.I have a removable one I use on my 308. Works really well and has a couple diff inserts to dial in height. Made word of difference in my shooting with the gun. Will try and find a link and post it.This is the one I have on my 308. I noticed they also make a bunch of different ones, some in leather etc to fit your personal preference. I like the nylon and velcro as I as able to cinch it down very very tight, so it not move all over during a day of hiking the hills. I can feel confident brining the gun up without having to worry about cheek weld being shifted all over.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B017K3Z48W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
With the proposal for 1x scopes looking like more of a possibility this year, I'm curious if anyone has experience using them. Do you see a benefit of 1x scope over open sights like a Williams Peep sights.
Perfect. Post a picture. I see that Sportsman warehouse has the Leupold RDS red dots on sale.https://www.sportsmans.com/hunting-gear-supplies/optics-binoculars-scopes-rangefinders/red-dots/leupold-freedom-rds-1x34mm-1-moa-red-dot-black/p/1644552https://www.sportsmans.com/hunting-gear-supplies/optics-binoculars-scopes-rangefinders/red-dots/leupold-freedom-rds-1x34mm-233-bdc-with-mount-1-moa-red-dot-black/p/1644554
Quote from: lazydrifter on May 28, 2024, 05:32:28 PMPerfect. Post a picture. I see that Sportsman warehouse has the Leupold RDS red dots on sale.https://www.sportsmans.com/hunting-gear-supplies/optics-binoculars-scopes-rangefinders/red-dots/leupold-freedom-rds-1x34mm-1-moa-red-dot-black/p/1644552https://www.sportsmans.com/hunting-gear-supplies/optics-binoculars-scopes-rangefinders/red-dots/leupold-freedom-rds-1x34mm-233-bdc-with-mount-1-moa-red-dot-black/p/1644554First range day. Loved running the red dot. Averaged 2 to 3 inch groups with 5 three shot groups at 100 yards. Still have to spend time behind the gun to get more familiar with if the adjustments are as accurate as they are supposed to be. Few adjustments were not seeming to be but future days will tell. Overall love the setup with the cheek riser. Only concern is accuracy of adjustments. But when not running adjustments accuracy was good and consistant groups. Very clear sight picture.
Quote from: duckmen1 on June 03, 2024, 11:14:00 PMQuote from: lazydrifter on May 28, 2024, 05:32:28 PMPerfect. Post a picture. I see that Sportsman warehouse has the Leupold RDS red dots on sale.https://www.sportsmans.com/hunting-gear-supplies/optics-binoculars-scopes-rangefinders/red-dots/leupold-freedom-rds-1x34mm-1-moa-red-dot-black/p/1644552https://www.sportsmans.com/hunting-gear-supplies/optics-binoculars-scopes-rangefinders/red-dots/leupold-freedom-rds-1x34mm-233-bdc-with-mount-1-moa-red-dot-black/p/1644554First range day. Loved running the red dot. Averaged 2 to 3 inch groups with 5 three shot groups at 100 yards. Still have to spend time behind the gun to get more familiar with if the adjustments are as accurate as they are supposed to be. Few adjustments were not seeming to be but future days will tell. Overall love the setup with the cheek riser. Only concern is accuracy of adjustments. But when not running adjustments accuracy was good and consistant groups. Very clear sight picture.Curious what you mean by accuracy of adjustments? Were you using the turret to dial for longer ranges, or just adjusting for your 100 yard sight-in?
Local sportsman said alot of people buying red dots and a removable magnifier for there muzzle loaders.