Vipa
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Yup... different bolt head... on my ticket I have slots for blaser 6.5x55 rifle, 300 wtby Mag barrel, .204R Barrel, Magnum Bolt Head & Mini Bolt Head.. all listed separately.
Blaser repeatability
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Yup... different bolt head... on my ticket I have slots for blaser 6.5x55 rifle, 300 wtby Mag barrel, .204R Barrel, Magnum Bolt Head & Mini Bolt Head.. all listed separately.
Vipa
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It doesn't though.. it returns to sub MOA... more like 1/2 MOA in reality, and that's not just taking the scope off and putting it back on, that's stripping the rifle down completely, changing barrel/calibre, changing Bolt Head, re-attaching same scope and dialling in known clicks difference between calibres and firing...
Repeat as many times as you like and it will be back to 1/2 MOA with all barrels/calibres
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deeangeo
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This is of course very true.
I've had/got QD mounts on all my rifles, mostly Mannlicher/MSch. All the mounts are Mannlicher except on the MSch, which is a combination of Recknagel & Ziegler.
Every one of them returns to zero after detachment/replacement and have done for the thirty five years I've enjoyed shooting. QD's are in my view brilliant and I'd always opt for them rather than fixed mounts.
Just sayin'
This is of course very true.
I've had/got QD mounts on all my rifles, mostly Mannlicher/MSch. All the mounts are Mannlicher except on the MSch, which is a combination of Recknagel & Ziegler.
Every one of them returns to zero after detachment/replacement and have done for the thirty five years I've enjoyed shooting. QD's are in my view brilliant and I'd always opt for them rather than fixed mounts.
Just sayin'
I think a lot of people don't realise that many 'conventional' mounts can effectively be used as QD mounts. You may need a tool (hex key), and it may take 45 seconds rather than 5, but I think that's a negligible trade-off against the price and sensitivity of many 'genuine' QD systems.
McKenzie
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I certainly don't find it too onerous. I always have a set of relevant torx/allen keys in my stalking kit anyway in case something works itself loose (can't see how, but it could happen).
I guess they are the only advantage of the Blaser fittings..speed and no tools required. However I rarely have to remove my scope...just when doing a deep barrel clean, and there is certainly no pressure on me to do it fast.
But every positive mounting design should be able to be repositioned without distortion or POI shift....it is just bits of metal coming together in the same place after all.
Every assassins sniper rifle on film has always just clipped together with no drama...other than the tension mounting image editing and background sound track!
Alan
Chasey
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Sub 20m groups aren't great though are they
Yes OK that might indicate a bit of work required
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