I have a Sig SSG 3000 rifle. I ordered a NF 8-32x56 benchrest scope. Thanks to info on this site, I was able to make a good decision on the scope. And I have been able to make an informed decision about ring / mount height. I have figured out that I need rings or a mount with a centerline at .95"-1.00" to allow the front of the scope to clear the barrel.
With my rifle (0 MOA base) and that scope, I can zero at 100 yards, and push out to 800 yards. I have never shot that far, and my chances to go to 1000 yards will be limited, but I would like to have the option.
I am looking at two different rings / mounts.
First, based on feedback here, the Seekins high rings at .97". The price is nice at $129 and everyone on this site seems to have good experience with them.
Second is the NightForce unimount. It has 20 MOA built into the mount. I could then zero at 100 yards and push to 1000 yards. But the centerline is 1.125", or an 1/8" inch higher than I actually need. It is also $250.
This rifles main purpose will be F-Class shooting, mostly at 300 meters. No hunting at all.
Do I go as low as possible with the Seekins? Or do I get the NF and give up a small height increase to get the extra flexibility?
Without having both and mounting them, I can't tell if .125" will make a difference or not, and that is where I need the experience of the Hide.
With my rifle (0 MOA base) and that scope, I can zero at 100 yards, and push out to 800 yards. I have never shot that far, and my chances to go to 1000 yards will be limited, but I would like to have the option.
I am looking at two different rings / mounts.
First, based on feedback here, the Seekins high rings at .97". The price is nice at $129 and everyone on this site seems to have good experience with them.
Second is the NightForce unimount. It has 20 MOA built into the mount. I could then zero at 100 yards and push to 1000 yards. But the centerline is 1.125", or an 1/8" inch higher than I actually need. It is also $250.
This rifles main purpose will be F-Class shooting, mostly at 300 meters. No hunting at all.
Do I go as low as possible with the Seekins? Or do I get the NF and give up a small height increase to get the extra flexibility?
Without having both and mounting them, I can't tell if .125" will make a difference or not, and that is where I need the experience of the Hide.