Ruger precision Rifle

[NukeRJ]

I finally got behind her today in the living room. The rail is definitely not in line with the can and receiver

You have to loosen all the little torx screws. Start on the top two closest to the receiver and screw them in while straightening the forearm. If it goes off to one side then loosen that side a little and tighten the other. Then repeat with the farthest top screws. Do the bottom last. Mine came crooked as well

[TriggerHappy]

You have to loosen all the little torx screws. Start on the top two closest to the receiver and screw them in while straightening the forearm. If it goes off to one side then loosen that side a little and tighten the other. Then repeat with the farthest top screws. Do the bottom last. Mine came crooked as well

This may just be a good reason to buy a new handguard. Thanks for the input.

[fitz19d]

It's been too long so I forget. But there was a fix you can do retightening iirc.

[TriggerHappy]

Put the scope on it this morning.
6.5cm Gen2
Timney trigger
TBAC 30
Larue LT111
Razor Gen ii 4.5-27 mrad

And my pic isn't attaching.. fml

[iego]

Mine aren't tried, but when I get a chance to own Burris equipment, because they are local, I take it.

Currently running a Ruger Precision Rifle, 6mm Creedmoor, with a Burris XTRII scope. My Burris XTR Rings cost me $135+

I'm pretty sure I will be happy spending the money.

-John

[XC700116]

The Burris XTR rings are solid.

Another to consider is Hawkins Precision, local guy out of the Springs producing very high quality rings and bottom metal.

[newracer]

Another vote for Burris rings.

[Delfuego]

Burris XTR rings are good. Used Badger or Mark4 rings are always good to go too.

[MrPrena]

Same here, I am using Burris XTR ring on majority % of my rifles. I do run some Mks, seekins, and Badgers, but they came in as a package deals.

[scratchy]

A third on XTR rings.