Nightforce unimount

[coyote3]

I've got a couple rifles and one good scope.Just wondering what your thoughts would be on a unimount and switching scopes around,probally often.Rifles are already equiped with p rails.I"ve got a bore scope and could mark and repeat the location for each rifle but fine tuning and readjusting the zero stop would be necessary after each switch.Would this be a waste of money and time?What am I forgetting about?

[C Ward]

Eye relief and placement on the rail is going to be different on each rifle unless they are exact clones of each other . You'll have to slip the scope in the mount and relevel each time . I'm bouncing my Schmidt between 2 guns now with regular rings because of necessity , it works but is a pain in the ass and ends up staying on 1 gun and the other not getting shot .

[bellavite1]

I've been there...
Ended up selling a rifle and buying another NF scope.
Too much of an hassle.
Now I have one good bolt action with one good scope.
I figured It would serve me better to REALLY learn ONE set up rather than switching between different ones.

[wolffo]

I'm going to try this now...with and armalite one piece mount and one scope....I feel like I can zero a scope in 3 shots or so...so I'll give it a try

[coyote3]

I didn't think about having to relevel the scope too.But Chuck never lies.Between that and resetting the zero stop every time I better start saving for another scope.Wolffo,hopefully it will work.If they end up level on each rifle,I don't see why not.Thanks for the replys.