Nope, we make components or lenses, mems, thin film filters, coatings, etc.

And no, they don't make the inserts for the reason you stated. The idea was you could center a scope's recticle H and V (where movement is most "linear", and use the inserts to site in where the scope is centered. You still have use the turrets to site in.

Kinda like buying badger 30MOA or 20MOA or even 10MOA bases. But much more lame.

A quality gun with quality bases, with quality scope (>50MOA linear movment), inserts are not needed.

BC,

I don't mean to seem arugumentative but; your wrong - that is why they make them.


Over and above that, they act to protect against metal to metal contact preventing marring of the scope and create a "better" surface to grip.


Just so you know.

Do you even know what the linear region of a scope is????

Straight off the burris website. Even those morons know the answer. Even if its a poor product.

Quote from burris:Scopes perform at their optical peak when all internal lenses are properly centered. For that reason, Signature Rings accept Pos-Align Offset Inserts.

BC,

Seems like you got it now !


Happy New Year !!!

Too bad you don't and can't.

BC,

NUFF SAID.....................???


Too bad you don't and can't.
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