Sevens
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Seekins and no lapping.
The Vortex precision match rings are just a branded version of the Seekins. Buy whichever is on sale.
The Vortex precision match rings are just a branded version of the Seekins. Buy whichever is on sale.
ARC M-Brace when I don't care about weight, NF Ultralights or Hawkins when I do.
I always wonder what, if anything, that cerakote does to the tolerances.I use the talley in burnt bronze on my x bolt hells canyon, rifle is cerakote in burnt bronze so makes a nice combo and love the construction.
Cerakote will absolutely change tolerances. They sell all sorts of silicon plugs to keep overspray out of areas that cannot tolerate a change. I was messing around with it a while back and coated a 10/22 receiver without plugging the pin holes. I had to gently ream them out to get the pins to go through them again.I always wonder what, if anything, that cerakote does to the tolerances.
Interesting. I ordered some Vortex Pro's a couple weeks ago and noticed the same thing with the discoloration line, almost looked like two different metals flowed together. I was gonna use them anyway except I ran across a seriously good deal on Leupold Backcountry rings and they had a $20 rebate on top, so got them for like $15. Returned the Vortex because of that, maybe dodged a bullet.A note on the Vortex Pro’s.
Tried to bring a set to spec torque this week and had some issues.
I noticed some discoloration on the bases.
I was also able to feel a “high” spot where the discoloration was on the ring base.
I quit trying to tighten them before they (I would assume as such) broke.
This is using a Wheelers Fat Wrench set to 30 in/lbs.
On the positive side, I had a new set from Vortex 4 days later.
This is one set out of probably 6 that I’ve had issues with. And I play musical scopes quite a bit.