...and also be prepared to convince yourself to spend 3k+ on a duplicate .22LR rig for "low cost" training. Always made me laugh when guys on SH would post their duplicate .22 rigs as low cost trainers.
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...and also be prepared to convince yourself to spend 3k+ on a duplicate .22LR rig for "low cost" training. Always made me laugh when guys on SH would post their duplicate .22 rigs as low cost trainers.
Yes but be prepared to pony up more cash because you won't want to get rid of the 22 when you make the switch to centerfire .
First one is free ;)
Any of Hoser's matches (22/PRS/TAC) are the best place to start!
Are these the rings you recommend:
https://www.burrisoptics.com/mountin...ignature-rings
Are the inserts useful, or just a gimmick?
These , https://www.burrisoptics.com/mountin...tactical-rings , never have liked the rings with inserts .
Also, take a look at these American Rifle Company M10 rings or ring/base combos.
https://www.americanrifle.com/shop/c...s-and-mounts-3
Sorry to bring this one back from the dead, but what's the best way to assess what height rings to buy?
The scope I have has a 50mm (~1.9 in) diameter bell on the front, so can I assume that rings with a 1" height will work?
1" should work .9" should work too. I run 1.10" on 56mm scope. The barrel contour also plays in, but it your not running a straight or heavy varmint your should have plenty of clearance.
Awesome. Thank you.