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1016 yard black bear kill by Shawn Carlock
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<blockquote data-quote="Wedgy" data-source="post: 2827617" data-attributes="member: 64108"><p>Yes 4 rings, two are pushed forward against the rail and two pushed against the rear of the scope rail. This is to counter act the two forces of the initial recoil then the opposite recoil of the brake. Kirby came up with this to prevent the scope from moving on big braked magnums. If you look on his site you will see some rifles set up this way. I bed the rings on the rail as well as the rail on the receiver and scope in the rings. All it takes is having any piece of the system move and you will be chasing your tail until you get it figured out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wedgy, post: 2827617, member: 64108"] Yes 4 rings, two are pushed forward against the rail and two pushed against the rear of the scope rail. This is to counter act the two forces of the initial recoil then the opposite recoil of the brake. Kirby came up with this to prevent the scope from moving on big braked magnums. If you look on his site you will see some rifles set up this way. I bed the rings on the rail as well as the rail on the receiver and scope in the rings. All it takes is having any piece of the system move and you will be chasing your tail until you get it figured out. [/QUOTE]
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