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Id shoot it. What's it chambered in?
It looks just like mine. You might get brass marks on the turret cap. And It leaves me a little baffled why everything between ejection port, rail and rings lines up so wonky there (for everyone, not just you), but mine have not been a problem.
Try ejecting briskly, and softly with empty cartridges and cartridges with a bullet in them.
It looks just like mine. You might get brass marks on the turret cap. And It leaves me a little baffled why everything between ejection port, rail and rings lines up so wonky there (for everyone, not just you), but mine have not been a problem.
Awkward looking, yes. Problem, no.I was more worried about the front ring base.
I'd shoot it before moving anything. Low rings on a Tikka often look tighter than they really are, and brass will tell you more than eyeballing the scope. If the cases eject clean and do not leave a rub mark, leave it alone; if you get a nick or a hang-up, then move the scope forward or go up a ring height. Five or ten rounds will tell you more than dry-cycling it by hand.
No issues for me and I’ve run the front ring further back than yours and I have run the same scope in Low and Medium UM’s. Multiple calibers including .270 and 7mag.