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Posted: 8/3/2007 12:42:26 PM EDT
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Numerous mounts available. Don't get hung up on a particular brand, just make sure the quality is there. A cheap mount that fits loosely on the handle will destroy any hopes of accuracy from your rifle. I chose a B-Square mount and rings because I've had excellent results from their mounts in the past on other rifles and this mount is no different: With a scope mounted up high (such as on a carry handle) a good cheek weld is extremely difficult to achieve. I added a cheek rest on mine. Not only does it help by allowing me to achieve a consistent sight picture, but it makes extended shooting much more comfortable as well:  This set-up works extremely well for me, but there are other options available. I'm just showing one possibility. Hope this helps some... |
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I have a b-square mount and rings exactly like in the above pictures. I have since mounted my scope on a different rifle, so I am willing to sell the mount, if you're interested. It's in practically new condition, not even any surface blemishes. IM me if you're interested. ETA: Liquidmetal: do you realize you have yours on backwards? if you turn it around, you can move the scope forward at least another inch or so. |
Yup, I know it's on backwards. That is intentional. I tried it both ways and that is where it felt the best... |
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