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New Setup is Complete!!

Old 06-19-2009 | 02:46 AM
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I have yet to put a scope on my Triumph. Looks nice. Would a set of high rings been better?
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Old 06-19-2009 | 03:10 AM
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Not sure what brand they are, but because of the distance forward on the reciever where you mount the scope you really need to use a set of extended rings to get the scope back far enough to get a good sight picture and extended rings are really quite stable. Other choice is to go with a scope like an Omega with extended eye relief, but then you loose field of view.
Thanks SL! That rear one just looks kind of flimsy. Kind of like see-through rings.
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Old 06-19-2009 | 04:09 AM
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Not sure what brand they are, but because of the distance forward on the reciever where you mount the scope you really need to use a set of extended rings to get the scope back far enough to get a good sight picture and extended rings are really quite stable. Other choice is to go with a scope like an Omega with extended eye relief, but then you loose field of view.
Thanks SL! That rear one just looks kind of flimsy. Kind of like see-through rings.
Yes those are Weaver 4x4 offset rings. The Knight Vision does have a ring base setup too far forward and eye relief was crappy. I used the offset rings to give some room to move the Leupold scope back and give me the eye relief I need. The rings are great and I have them on another gun, an NEF Sidekick:



This gun is one of my favorite setups and one that has served me well. It is my back up and has harvested deer every year I have had it. I usually let me buddy use it during ML season. He is such a cheap bastard, but has a nice 60 acre farm. Oh well!
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