03mossy
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I went from Talley lows to UM mediums and they are perfect
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Do mediums seem to solve that problem for everyone? My buddy has lows and I am not even close to being able to get the scope in my eye so I was thinking of going to the highs but I see a lot of people suggesting the mediums.
Mediums solve it for the vast majority. Highs are workable for most as well.
Setting mine up for the first time tomorrow. I have no scope mounted already and both the um lows and mediums on hand. Do you recommend going right to mediums or try lows first. It will be on a tikka 223 superlight.
Steyr Scout.What rifle is that?
That is really stretching the negative comb aspect since it is so slight.Steyr Scout.
It might be slight, but the negative comb was an explicit specification at a time when that was not common.That is really stretching the negative comb aspect since it is so slight.
So what serving military has adopted the scout? I hope you are referring to a paramilitary such as a Serb group using anything they could get their hands on.
Do mediums seem to solve that problem for everyone? My buddy has lows and I am not even close to being able to get the scope in my eye so I was thinking of going to the highs but I see a lot of people suggesting the mediums.
I'm happy with UM highs and Sportsmatch HT073 (high) rings on rokstoks but i'm not a firm check weld guy either. I think I would dislike amount of negative comb if I were a more firm cheekweld guy as height changes a lot based on how far forward one's head sits. Lows sound awful, no way would i mess with them.