Weaver or Leupold base?
#1
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2010
Posts: 228
Weaver or Leupold base?
I want to change the lousy TC Gorilla grip rings that are on my muzzleloader out. Now I am normally a fan if Weaver style bases but Weaver only makes an aluminum base for this gun. Warne doea make a steel one but there seem to be a lot of issues being reported with it. So that leaves the aluminum Weaver or a steel Leupold style. Which would you choose? Do the aluminum Weaver bases hold up?
#4
I want to change the lousy TC Gorilla grip rings that are on my muzzleloader out. Now I am normally a fan if Weaver style bases but Weaver only makes an aluminum base for this gun. Warne doea make a steel one but there seem to be a lot of issues being reported with it. So that leaves the aluminum Weaver or a steel Leupold style. Which would you choose? Do the aluminum Weaver bases hold up?
You can see the set-up in these pictures..
#5
Typical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Kansas
Posts: 921
I have both.
I mostly buy the Weaver Bases and the work just fine. I did buy a used gun that came with the Leupold and they are really nice and very very solid.
When I needed new bases for my 7MM Weatherby, I paid the extra for the Leupold's.
My thoughts, Weavers will work just fine. Leupolds are the best but you pay for them. Kind of like many things in life.
I mostly buy the Weaver Bases and the work just fine. I did buy a used gun that came with the Leupold and they are really nice and very very solid.
When I needed new bases for my 7MM Weatherby, I paid the extra for the Leupold's.
My thoughts, Weavers will work just fine. Leupolds are the best but you pay for them. Kind of like many things in life.
#10
For my Omega, the Weaver one piece aluminum works great. I use some steel millet scope rings that let me adjust for windage if needed (never have). On my set up, I used a pair of alignment rings and it was dead on without any adjustments.