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Lil-Rokslider
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Any issues with the turret moving on you with the rubber cap?Remove the cap and put a rubber cap on View attachment 533680
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Any issues with the turret moving on you with the rubber cap?Remove the cap and put a rubber cap on View attachment 533680
None at all, I don't think it could possibly move.Any issues with the turret moving on you with the rubber cap?
I'd run the Sportsmatch HT073 (high) rings. Airguns of Arizona has them in stock.View attachment 533666
Thoughts on how to remedy? I can’t move scope far enough back to clear without making contact with objective bell. Higher rings? Rail and higher rings?
That’s what I do.Remove the cap and put a rubber cap on View attachment 533680
Easy...shoot a correct handed rifle.View attachment 533666
Thoughts on how to remedy? I can’t move scope far enough back to clear without making contact with objective bell. Higher rings? Rail and higher rings?
Ha! Gonna throw them on the 223 w/ 6x SWFA.Won't work. Just send me the rings and I suppose I’ll pay you for them!
That would solve my current problem!
AgreedThat’s what I do.
Where did you get that cap?That’s what I do.
Amazon. I'd put a link, but the one I bought are not available any more. They are flexible vinyl chair leg caps, they are cheap. I ordered a couple to get one that was like I wanted. The thin shiny vinyl ones stretch nicely (vs. the rubber ones that are thick and dull in color). Size is 7/8 or .875. They have a nice spring and fit very firmly over the o ring on the scope (ID of cap is .875, scope OD is .900). The ones I got that I like best are a little long and needed trimmed with scissors or belt sander.Where did you get that cap?
Im sure the rubber cap works fine but I would rather mill the existing cap or raise the scope and add a cheek riser personally.
The benefit of the Sportsmatch is that it uses the integral rail and reduces the potential failure points. But Tikka stocks are also not particularly suited to high mounted optics without comb mods. Sportsmatch does make high rings, if you do some looking for them. But my preference is to keep things simple, low, and avoid added weight. The issue you are trying to deal with is the ridiculously huge windage turret on the SWFA scope. Once zeroed, I hold for windage instead of dialing, so the turret isn’t needed. And removing the windage turret also reduces the chance of adjusting itself at a random, unfortunate time by rubbing on a case, scabbard, truck seat, or other gear.I have an EGW 20MOA Rail and I picked up some NF High Rings to try. I’ll update if that gives me enough clearance. Really hopeful I don’t run into the same on the “ Rokslide Special” I’m working up.
Where did you get that cap?
I agree with the benefits of the Sportsmatch rings. My concern is there is not very clear specs on height difference between the two (Mediums and highs). I think I’ll be in the same boat. The rubber cap seems to be a good fix just seems like it has its own failure possibilities.The benefit of the Sportsmatch is that it uses the integral rail and reduces the potential failure points. But Tikka stocks are also not particularly suited to high mounted optics without comb mods. Sportsmatch does make high rings, if you do some looking for them. But my preference is to keep things simple, low, and avoid added weight. The issue you are trying to deal with is the ridiculously huge windage turret on the SWFA scope. Once zeroed, I hold for windage instead of dialing, so the turret isn’t needed. And removing the windage turret also reduces the chance of adjusting itself at a random, unfortunate time by rubbing on a case, scabbard, truck seat, or other gear.
I think it’s 6mm (1/4”) between med and tall.I agree with the benefits of the Sportsmatch rings. My concern is there is not very clear specs on height difference between the two (Mediums and highs). I think I’ll be in the same boat. The rubber cap seems to be a good fix just seems like it has its own failure possibilities.