One piece quick release mount advice,
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make no wonder i couldn't find it, i thought you ment Andy crow
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Apologies google j.s. Ramsbottom
no probs dude
Slightly off topic, but don’t expect the Alpex to be any good for long range gong bashing! For that I’d stick to proper glass & have that in a set of whichever mounts you end up getting.
Flash G 74
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Hello, While the quick release mounts are ok another way if you have room on the rifle rails is to add mounting block in front of the scope mounts, That way you can swop scopes and replace against block, Optics Warehouse do a Vector Optics 9/11 mm Dovetail one for £5 or same for a Weaver Rail, Swopping scopes is just replacing against the block and should not put the zero out
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Innomount or Dentler.
yes mate, i plan on putting the vortex on for that job
I use leupold qrw 2 and recnangkels I prefer the leupolds but both hold zero got them on thermion Digex alpex and all the day scopes and don’t worry about or have experienced zero shift
Also I stayed away from one piece with throw levers as all my pic rails are slightly different witdth and I didn’t want to have to be adjusting lever tensions and possibley causing issues
liking the look of these
They are ace I even store my rifles without them on save knocking them about chuck them back on check profile go to workliking the look of these
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thats one thing i was hoping to do too, i have a 9 gun cabinet but with 2 shotguns, my 223 and vortex in sideways, 17 hmr with arken zulus sideways and a sidewinder on the 22 lr its full, was thinking of another cabinet when the 243 arrives for that and the 223, now if i take the scopes off i can get them all in no botherThey are ace I even store my rifles without them on save knocking them about chuck them back on check profile go to work
It’s the way forward I was very much taking scope off and on all the time it can’t hold zero until I did loads of testing and found the only time I had issue was when I had put it on properly and front was sat on top of the rail lesson learntthats one thing i was hoping to do too, i have a 9 gun cabinet but with 2 shotguns, my 223 and vortex in sideways, 17 hmr with arken zulus sideways and a sidewinder on the 22 lr its full, was thinking of another cabinet when the 243 arrives for that and the 223, now if i take the scopes off i can get them all in no bother
just put it on the same every time onto to the rail rush forward backwards then forward again nip front mount then back mount snug up go all done One scope on 4 different rifles, with no loss of zero and always remembering which zero profile is used on which rifle, and then remembering to actually change to the correct profile before taking a shot - best of luck with getting that to work
Cheers
Bruce
ColinBr
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Works for me.One scope on 4 different rifles - best of luck with getting that to work
Cheers
Bruce
Air rifle, FAC air rifle, 22lr and 223
Oh and also had it on my 17 Hornet.
Why not it simple with the pulsars non lrf I just change the zero distance ( not the actual distance you zero at ) to for example which shows in bottom left corner of displayOne scope on 4 different rifles, with no loss of zero and always remembering which zero profile is used on which rifle, and then remembering to actually change to the correct profile before taking a shot - best of luck with getting that to work
Cheers
Bruce
22
250
243
300
306
308 etc
And the other digital and thermal
I just start small to big
A22 lr
B 22-250
C243
D3006
E300 win
Simples it’s a easy as making sure your on the right profile same as you have a bolt and ammo can be forgotten but you only tend to do it once
Scott
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