vanepps123
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Hey all, new to the forum. Asking for a little help, I have a Fierce fury chambered in 28 nosler. Putting on a Leupold Mark 5HD 5-25x56, Just wondering what would be a good base and ring fit for this set up? Thanks for any advice.
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Ring and base advice
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memtb
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I'm certainly not in the class if most shooters on this forum. But, I will ask what are your intentions for the rifle……paper, steel, hunting, or all of the above!
If hunting is involved, I recommend a quick release base/rings, I've used Leupold for almost 30 years, with great success. For hunting, I always want to have a back-up scope zero'd and ready for use! I'm very sure that my rifle subjects my base/rings to far more recoil than you will experience, and I've had no problems! JMO memtb
If hunting is involved, I recommend a quick release base/rings, I've used Leupold for almost 30 years, with great success. For hunting, I always want to have a back-up scope zero'd and ready for use! I'm very sure that my rifle subjects my base/rings to far more recoil than you will experience, and I've had no problems! JMO memtb
lancetkenyon
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Picatinny rail?
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Rings for Picatinny rail?
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Hawkins
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One piece base/Rings?
Hawkins
Seekins
Badger Ordinance
Nightforce
Rings for Picatinny rail?
American Rifle Co
Hawkins
Seekins
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One piece base/Rings?
Hawkins
My last few rifles I have ditched the base or picatinny rail and gone with direct mount aluminum rings. I've used Talley but there are others brands too. Seems to be lighter and fewer connection points.
Varmint Hunter
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There are many good ways you can go. For the ultimate in adjustability, I put Pic rails on several of my rifles. Tally lightweight one-piece ring/bases are pretty common today.
And ... if you don't want to lap your new rings or take a chance of marking the new scope tube, a set of Burris Signature rings will solve both issues and more. I've got them on a few heavy recoiling rifles and they don't slip, if that's a concern.
And ... if you don't want to lap your new rings or take a chance of marking the new scope tube, a set of Burris Signature rings will solve both issues and more. I've got them on a few heavy recoiling rifles and they don't slip, if that's a concern.
vanepps123
Member
MY intention is definitely for hunting, but Also would like to shoot paper out to 1000yrds at some point and time. I Actually purchased a set of ARC M-Braced rings, but come to find out the two piece picatinny rails on the gun must be weavers and won't fit. So I was wondering if I should Get a one piece Mail-Std 1913 rail and call it good? I definitely appreciate the feed back.
RockyMtnUT
Well-Known Member
Get the pic rail and be good to go. You all ready have $180 rings no need to buy more.
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Rick Richard
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This.
med358-boise
Well-Known Member
I have had great success with the burris signature rings with inserts.
I am also looking to hunt and possibly target shoot out to 1000 yards with my new 6.8 Western. The X-bolt Long Range came with a 20 MOA pic rail, and the Talley direct mount rings also are available in 20 MOA configuration. I looked at my scope elevation range and 1/2 of the total value (assuming I can zero it at midpoint) would still get me past 1000 yards from ballistics charts I looked at; so I skipped the 20 MOA feature.
vanepps123
Member
Since I already have the ARC rings, I think I will go with the Talley single rail and I was a little curious on the 20 MOA rail, I will have to research that part of it a little more.
vanepps123
Member
Is there any disadvantage of going with 20 MOA rail, other then I am assuming it puts your overall scope height higher.
Rick Richard
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Not sure if I interpret your comment correctly, but it does not put your overall scope higher. It just angles it from parallel, which gives you more adjustment for dialing and not running out of travel for those loooong distances.
cornshank
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Well , here is another option call Talley scope rings ,give them your rifle and scope info and they can probably help you with two piece or one piece bases and a set of rings , and ship them to you.
I just did the same thing for a different rifle , and went for the 20 moa picatinny rail , the only thing that takes a little getting used to ( for me ) , is having the one piece extending over the action.
Here is the phone number 803-854-5700
