I only use the Blaser system now as far as detachable scopes go. It works.It looks like a fair number of people use QD rings. Are they really that repeatable?
We do it every range session for our last 3 shots. Knowing your equipment is one of the keys to success. Two is one, one is none. I also have the scope removed for cleaning to prevent any chemicals from coming in contact with the scope coatings.I believe it is a fallacy that there is ever a reason to go to iron sights in a hurry. How many hunters take the scope off and practice with the irons? I doubt anyone does.
Philip
Thank you guys. I bet every one of you was apprehensive about the first set. Now what about the claw mounts you see on many doubles?
The CZ550 action has a notch on the left rear square bridge that the rings will have a tab that sticks into for indexing to ensuring proper placement. Other rifles like the Winchester M70 will require a base or adapter to go to their specific scope rings.How do you reattach the scope to make sure it is in right position on the rail? If it is off will this impact sighting?
The CZ550 action has a notch on the left rear square bridge that the rings will have a tab that sticks into for indexing to ensuring proper placement. Other rifles like the Winchester M70 will require a base or adapter to go to their specific scope rings.
Always make sure the scope is pushed forward against the scope base or receiver before tightening for consistent return to zero.
Excellent! I have a CZ550 that I will be mounting my new Leopold VX-6 HD to. Now I need to get the QD rings.