Best mount for Abolt .243wssm w/ nikon monarch 42mm
#1
you is the best scope mount for a Browning Abolt .243 WSSM with a Nikon Monarch 4-16x42mm. I have talley one piece mounts on my prohunter and really like the idea of minimizing and interface with the one piece design.
heres what I'm thinking. http://www.swfa.com/pc-2441-946-tall...copemount.aspx
what do you guys think?
heres what I'm thinking. http://www.swfa.com/pc-2441-946-tall...copemount.aspx
what do you guys think?
#2
Look into the DedNutz Game Reaper 1 pc mount. I love them, just ordered 2 from Midway. www.dednutz.com
#4
You can't go wrong with any of the respected brands 1 piece steel mounts and rings. I personally don't see the need for quick detachable rings with the quality scope you have.
#6
Steel is WAYYYYYY stronger than aluminum!!!!!!! The only time I would choose aluminum is on a .22 or such. I have seen countless aluminum rings
break,loosen,or strip out over the years.
break,loosen,or strip out over the years.
#7
Nontypical Buck
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The Talley's are great. I have them on a Kimber 84M in 308. Zero issues. Quality aluminum rings are fine on low-moderate recoiling rifles. I also really like Warne mounts.
#8
While I have heard good things about Talley I have no personal experience with their mounts. I prefer Leupold Double Dovetail or Warne maxima(fixed and QD)rings and bases. Both have been reliable and never caused me a minutes worth of trouble. Thesecompanyshave good customer service as well from my experience.When Ihave contacted them with questions they were always quick to respond withthe proper/correct answers.
#9
I really like the idea of the talley one piece. Do you they'll hold up to a .300 WSM. I have them on my TC Prohunter putting 150 gr. of powder and they stay true. The prohunter feels like it hits just as hard as he .300wsm.




