Mine have all been incredibly stiff; I’ve always used throw levers on every one I’ve owned.Glad to see I'm not the only one who put a throw lever on the 3-9.
Mine too.Mine have all been incredibly stiff; I’ve always used throw levers on every one I’ve owned.
I used MKMMine too.
The Aadmount lever seems to be far larger than it needs to. Not sure what other options are out there ...
It’s solid, but giant.Mine too.
The Aadmount lever seems to be far larger than it needs to. Not sure what other options are out there ...
Yeah, I was in two minds about mentioning them or not. There was some kinda controversy a few years ago that was enough to steer me away ... now I can't even remember what it was.I used MKM
Ah, didn’t know any of that.Yeah, I was in two minds about mentioning them or not. There was some kinda controversy a few years ago that was enough to steer me away ... now I can't even remember what it was.
I’ve been using one since August and haven’t had any issues with it catching or snagging through plenty of humping in the mountains. In hand, on a sling, strapped to a pack or across my shoulders between my neck and pack.How far does the level protrude from the rail? Any durability concerns on this? I see lotta folks have the level back by the rear ring, does it catch on you at all esp. when carrying the rifle in hand/sling? Any consideration about putting the level under the turret area on scopes with parallax and/or illumination dials to shield it more? If anyone has done the latter got any photos?
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I have not noticed any issues yet with the level being in the way or catching on anything, even in the gun bearer upside down, I have not considered it being there, it’s pretty low profile. I’m almost certain mine is behind my rear ringHow far does the level protrude from the rail? Any durability concerns on this? I see lotta folks have the level back by the rear ring, does it catch on you at all esp. when carrying the rifle in hand/sling? Any consideration about putting the level under the turret area on scopes with parallax and/or illumination dials to shield it more? If anyone has done the latter got any photos?
As a righty I was thinking parallax/ illumination area (opposite ejection).I’ve been using one since August and haven’t had any issues with it catching or snagging through plenty of humping in the mountains. In hand, on a sling, strapped to a pack or across my shoulders between my neck and pack.
You could mount it more centered under the parallax/windage. But I want to keep the ejection area as clear as possible
Yes, understand that. But still that screw for the clamp sticks out a bit. Likely a non issue, but I haven’t tried it centered. For me, just in front of the rear ring has worked really well.As a righty I was thinking parallax/ illumination area (opposite ejection).
Oh gotcha, yeah I hadn't considered that not having one in hand.Yes, understand that. But still that screw for the clamp sticks out a bit. Likely a non issue, but I haven’t tried it centered. For me, just in front of the rear ring has worked really well.