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Rifle Scopes Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
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Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Torq spec are 25 in/lbs for the smaller M4 screws and 45 in/lbs for the M5 screws on the base.
Victor can certainly supply you with new screws, I don't know if he have it yet, but othervise he will have a batch from next shipment.
Håkan
Torq spec are 25 in/lbs for the smaller M4 screws and 45 in/lbs for the M5 screws on the base.
Victor can certainly supply you with new screws, I don't know if he have it yet, but othervise he will have a batch from next shipment.
Håkan
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
When are the green replacement levels going to be available? I have one with the white level and find it hard to see sometimes.
When are the green replacement levels going to be available? I have one with the white level and find it hard to see sometimes.
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Next batch of mounts to TNVC are going to have green levels to, so easyest is to order them from TNVC.
We have the green levels in stock now.
Personally I find the white levels as very much easyer to see than the green ones but I assume we all see things differently.
Håkan
Next batch of mounts to TNVC are going to have green levels to, so easyest is to order them from TNVC.
We have the green levels in stock now.
Personally I find the white levels as very much easyer to see than the green ones but I assume we all see things differently.
Håkan
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Ive got one for my AI in 300WM. Its a great mount. Rock solid and I love how the rings are canted when you go to install the scope. It makes the installation easy and torquing them down with the supplied level is a great idea.
I also bought two 30mm 20MOA versions for use with AR platforms, but they are not tall enough to run 50mm obj scopes, so I will have to rethink that idea. I was going to use the mounts on bolt guns but then they seem way to high for a good cheek weld.
All in all, they are great mounting systems.
Ive got one for my AI in 300WM. Its a great mount. Rock solid and I love how the rings are canted when you go to install the scope. It makes the installation easy and torquing them down with the supplied level is a great idea.
I also bought two 30mm 20MOA versions for use with AR platforms, but they are not tall enough to run 50mm obj scopes, so I will have to rethink that idea. I was going to use the mounts on bolt guns but then they seem way to high for a good cheek weld.
All in all, they are great mounting systems.
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Kys
For AR platforms in 30mm we have two versions of cantilever mounts. Both are 37mm,/1,45" high and would easaly work with your 50mm objective.
Comes with 0mils/moa or 6mils/20,6 moa cant.
Håkan
Kys
For AR platforms in 30mm we have two versions of cantilever mounts. Both are 37mm,/1,45" high and would easaly work with your 50mm objective.
Comes with 0mils/moa or 6mils/20,6 moa cant.
Håkan
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Håkan,
Do you make or plan to make a mount for Tikka long action that go clear of the ejection port? I have an old Tikka Target that has part of the integral rails milled away at the port.
Regards,
Tor
Håkan,
Do you make or plan to make a mount for Tikka long action that go clear of the ejection port? I have an old Tikka Target that has part of the integral rails milled away at the port.
Regards,
Tor
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Tor
No we don't and will likely not to do that either.
So my recomentation is to either mount a picatinny rail or bases on the gun and a mount on that.
Or take the Tikka opticlock rings, that pretty easaly can be adjusted to a tilt.
But if you want our mounts or rings, you must mount bases or rail on the action.
Håkan
Tor
No we don't and will likely not to do that either.
So my recomentation is to either mount a picatinny rail or bases on the gun and a mount on that.
Or take the Tikka opticlock rings, that pretty easaly can be adjusted to a tilt.
But if you want our mounts or rings, you must mount bases or rail on the action.
Håkan
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Spuhr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Kys
For AR platforms in 30mm we have two versions of cantilever mounts. Both are 37mm,/1,45" high and would easaly work with your 50mm objective.
Comes with 0mils/moa or 6mils/20,6 moa cant.
Håkan</div></div> Is your 34mm cantilever mount also the same height?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Spuhr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Kys
For AR platforms in 30mm we have two versions of cantilever mounts. Both are 37mm,/1,45" high and would easaly work with your 50mm objective.
Comes with 0mils/moa or 6mils/20,6 moa cant.
Håkan</div></div> Is your 34mm cantilever mount also the same height?
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Order it from TNVC, that is most costeffective.
We can send directly from sweden to, but it's far more costly.
Håkan
Order it from TNVC, that is most costeffective.
We can send directly from sweden to, but it's far more costly.
Håkan
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Hi
As we already have over 20 models in production I am not really that eager to start more models, but that said I do very well understand the need of a 30 mm mount of that height.
So its possible
We will for sure make spacer rings.
It will turn up pretty soon.
Håkan
Hi
As we already have over 20 models in production I am not really that eager to start more models, but that said I do very well understand the need of a 30 mm mount of that height.
So its possible
We will for sure make spacer rings.
It will turn up pretty soon.
Håkan
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Spuhr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Yes here it comes.
Håkan </div></div>
is that aluminum colored screw on the bottom of the mount what you are referring to as the recoil lug? if so, do you just keep it slightly sticking out and it goes into one of the recesses on the top of the trg action?
also, if that is the case, do you just use the one single lug?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Spuhr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Yes here it comes.
Håkan </div></div>
is that aluminum colored screw on the bottom of the mount what you are referring to as the recoil lug? if so, do you just keep it slightly sticking out and it goes into one of the recesses on the top of the trg action?
also, if that is the case, do you just use the one single lug?
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Recoillug is stainless steel.
So with this system you can move the recoillug to different positions to adjust the mount placement.
On TRG mount we now also have a series of holes making is working on Tikka T3
Håkan
Recoillug is stainless steel.
So with this system you can move the recoillug to different positions to adjust the mount placement.
On TRG mount we now also have a series of holes making is working on Tikka T3
Håkan
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Feedback for AR Cantilever.
I got my cantilever from TNVC yesterday. Impressed with the engineering that went into it. Packaging from TNVC is not good. See the photo. It doesn't looks like that the screws are stainless steel. The ring screws are Torx but the base screws are hex. Bsse screws should be hex right? As we need more torque in the base screws than in the ring screws. The MGM quickview cat tail for my Trijicon TR-24R doesn't fit anymore. I will get 3gunstuff cat tail and see if it will fit.
Feedback for AR Cantilever.
I got my cantilever from TNVC yesterday. Impressed with the engineering that went into it. Packaging from TNVC is not good. See the photo. It doesn't looks like that the screws are stainless steel. The ring screws are Torx but the base screws are hex. Bsse screws should be hex right? As we need more torque in the base screws than in the ring screws. The MGM quickview cat tail for my Trijicon TR-24R doesn't fit anymore. I will get 3gunstuff cat tail and see if it will fit.
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Hi smothdraw
Those things have changed, today the mounts are delivered as standard with Torx screws all over and in the prettyer cardboard box seen far up in the thread.
The package is the package we delivered it in before the cardboard box.
The screws are blackanodicied stainless steel.
You have the SP3015 mount, latest model of that is the SP3016 who have a somewhat shorter "tail" and therefor room for the cattail.
Håkan
Hi smothdraw
Those things have changed, today the mounts are delivered as standard with Torx screws all over and in the prettyer cardboard box seen far up in the thread.
The package is the package we delivered it in before the cardboard box.
The screws are blackanodicied stainless steel.
You have the SP3015 mount, latest model of that is the SP3016 who have a somewhat shorter "tail" and therefor room for the cattail.
Håkan
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Hyena
Its a stainless steel screw acting as a recoillug.
Yes it protuding out just less than 2mm that is the depth of the recoilslot in the action.
My TRG-42 in .338 have fired well over 2000 rounds with that and you cannot see any wear, battering or problems at all on the screw.
Håkan
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: hyena74</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Spuhr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Yes here it comes.
Håkan </div></div>
is that aluminum colored screw on the bottom of the mount what you are referring to as the recoil lug? if so, do you just keep it slightly sticking out and it goes into one of the recesses on the top of the trg action?
also, if that is the case, do you just use the one single lug? </div></div>
Hyena
Its a stainless steel screw acting as a recoillug.
Yes it protuding out just less than 2mm that is the depth of the recoilslot in the action.
My TRG-42 in .338 have fired well over 2000 rounds with that and you cannot see any wear, battering or problems at all on the screw.
Håkan
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: hyena74</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Spuhr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Yes here it comes.
Håkan </div></div>
is that aluminum colored screw on the bottom of the mount what you are referring to as the recoil lug? if so, do you just keep it slightly sticking out and it goes into one of the recesses on the top of the trg action?
also, if that is the case, do you just use the one single lug? </div></div>
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Spuhr,
how do I go about ordering one of these? I'm in the US. Anyone stateside carry these in stock?
Spuhr,
how do I go about ordering one of these? I'm in the US. Anyone stateside carry these in stock?
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
TNVC is carrying them, Big Joe and now soon also Mile High.
Håkan
TNVC is carrying them, Big Joe and now soon also Mile High.
Håkan
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Hakan/Victor,
Can it be that TNVC have mistakenly sent me an older stock?
Raymond Tan
Hakan/Victor,
Can it be that TNVC have mistakenly sent me an older stock?
Raymond Tan
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
i was curious to how the recoil lug works.
the screw is not the same shape as the recoil lug cut out in the action.
i was also thinking that of the lug screw is screwed in to much, it wouldnt do much good...and if it was screwed out to far there would be problems with mounting.
how does one go about setting that screw so it seats down in the lug at the proper depth?
also, could you use multiple screws so that you could have them seat in multiple lug cut outs on the receiver much like the near rail does?
i was curious to how the recoil lug works.
the screw is not the same shape as the recoil lug cut out in the action.
i was also thinking that of the lug screw is screwed in to much, it wouldnt do much good...and if it was screwed out to far there would be problems with mounting.
how does one go about setting that screw so it seats down in the lug at the proper depth?
also, could you use multiple screws so that you could have them seat in multiple lug cut outs on the receiver much like the near rail does?
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
You screw it into the bottom, not less not more.....
You Will not break or bend that screw, no chance.
There will not be the slightest mark on it, check with previous buyers of TRG and AI mounts here and check if anyone of them ever had any issues with it.
Håkan
You screw it into the bottom, not less not more.....
You Will not break or bend that screw, no chance.
There will not be the slightest mark on it, check with previous buyers of TRG and AI mounts here and check if anyone of them ever had any issues with it.
Håkan
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Spuhr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">You screw it into the bottom, not less not more.....
You Will not break or bend that screw, no chance.
There will not be the slightest mark on it, check with previous buyers of TRG and AI mounts here and check if anyone of them ever had any issues with it.
Håkan </div></div>
i was assuming you adjusted the screw from the bottom of the mount (because of the slotted head in the screw)...thus it would have to be taken off the gun to adjust and would be a little difficult to set perfect.
from the way you sound "screw it into the bottom" im assuming you put the mount on the gun and the hole/screw runs through to the top side...so you basically put the mount on, line up the lugs and holes, snug the mount, and then screw in the lug screw until it goes no further?
edit - nevermind about the above...just saw another pic and the lug holes dont run all the way through the mount.
so the lug just screws all the way in to a predetermined depth.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Spuhr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">You screw it into the bottom, not less not more.....
You Will not break or bend that screw, no chance.
There will not be the slightest mark on it, check with previous buyers of TRG and AI mounts here and check if anyone of them ever had any issues with it.
Håkan </div></div>
i was assuming you adjusted the screw from the bottom of the mount (because of the slotted head in the screw)...thus it would have to be taken off the gun to adjust and would be a little difficult to set perfect.
from the way you sound "screw it into the bottom" im assuming you put the mount on the gun and the hole/screw runs through to the top side...so you basically put the mount on, line up the lugs and holes, snug the mount, and then screw in the lug screw until it goes no further?
edit - nevermind about the above...just saw another pic and the lug holes dont run all the way through the mount.
so the lug just screws all the way in to a predetermined depth.
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
aspen69,
Since you had a near base did you have near alpha mount/ If so how does it compare to the Spuhr mount.
aspen69,
Since you had a near base did you have near alpha mount/ If so how does it compare to the Spuhr mount.
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: THUNDERBOLT68</div><div class="ubbcode-body">aspen69,
Since you had a near base did you have near alpha mount/ If so how does it compare to the Spuhr mount. </div></div>
No, I never had the alpha mount . I was contemplating ordering the alpha mount when I came across the Spuhr . After seeing all the thought that went into the Spuhr I'm completely happy with it . NEAR stuff is top notch as well .
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: THUNDERBOLT68</div><div class="ubbcode-body">aspen69,
Since you had a near base did you have near alpha mount/ If so how does it compare to the Spuhr mount. </div></div>
No, I never had the alpha mount . I was contemplating ordering the alpha mount when I came across the Spuhr . After seeing all the thought that went into the Spuhr I'm completely happy with it . NEAR stuff is top notch as well .
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
What mount would I use if shooting the spuhr on a DTA?
What mount would I use if shooting the spuhr on a DTA?
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Hyena
The recoil screw is mounted from the underside, before you mount the mount on the gun. The hole is a bottom hole, and you just mount the screw to the bottom of the hole.
After than the mount goes on the gun.
Reason for this soluion is to get more adjustment possibilitys on TRG and AI than there normally is.
We could easaly have the recoillugs machined as a part of the mount but that would have limited the movement on the mount on the gun. And as all customers want their scopes on different places lenghtvise I figured that this is a neat solution.
So far noone have been able to prove that it's a bad idea.......
Håkan
Hyena
The recoil screw is mounted from the underside, before you mount the mount on the gun. The hole is a bottom hole, and you just mount the screw to the bottom of the hole.
After than the mount goes on the gun.
Reason for this soluion is to get more adjustment possibilitys on TRG and AI than there normally is.
We could easaly have the recoillugs machined as a part of the mount but that would have limited the movement on the mount on the gun. And as all customers want their scopes on different places lenghtvise I figured that this is a neat solution.
So far noone have been able to prove that it's a bad idea.......
Håkan
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Thunderbolt
We have a series of mounts that is 37mm high, they work fine on the DTA.
So all depending on the tilt you want, we for 34mm offers 0mils/moa , 6mils/20,6 moa and 13mils/44,4 moa.
Håkan
Thunderbolt
We have a series of mounts that is 37mm high, they work fine on the DTA.
So all depending on the tilt you want, we for 34mm offers 0mils/moa , 6mils/20,6 moa and 13mils/44,4 moa.
Håkan
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Thunderbolt,
I have three Near Alphamounts and use the Spuhr on my DTA. The Spuhr will not leave you wanting even when compared to the Alphamount. Go with the high model which I believe is around 1.46" high. I would also go with the 44.4. MOA cant model. You will be happy with it, and it is the perfect fit for a DTA.
Thunderbolt,
I have three Near Alphamounts and use the Spuhr on my DTA. The Spuhr will not leave you wanting even when compared to the Alphamount. Go with the high model which I believe is around 1.46" high. I would also go with the 44.4. MOA cant model. You will be happy with it, and it is the perfect fit for a DTA.
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
could I use one of these Spuhr solutions on my Steyr SSG08 338LM? It has a 20MOA picatinny base, but I need more cant, like a total 40+.
Can I use one of these Spuhr 34mm mounts with it's own builtin 20MOA cant to add to my picatinny 20MOA and get to my 40+ MOA total cant?
thx.
could I use one of these Spuhr solutions on my Steyr SSG08 338LM? It has a 20MOA picatinny base, but I need more cant, like a total 40+.
Can I use one of these Spuhr 34mm mounts with it's own builtin 20MOA cant to add to my picatinny 20MOA and get to my 40+ MOA total cant?
thx.
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: cali_tz</div><div class="ubbcode-body">could I use one of these Spuhr solutions on my Steyr SSG08 338LM? It has a 20MOA picatinny base, but I need more cant, like a total 40+.
Can I use one of these Spuhr 34mm mounts with it's own builtin 20MOA cant to add to my picatinny 20MOA and get to my 40+ MOA total cant?
thx.</div></div>
yes that would work perfect
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: cali_tz</div><div class="ubbcode-body">could I use one of these Spuhr solutions on my Steyr SSG08 338LM? It has a 20MOA picatinny base, but I need more cant, like a total 40+.
Can I use one of these Spuhr 34mm mounts with it's own builtin 20MOA cant to add to my picatinny 20MOA and get to my 40+ MOA total cant?
thx.</div></div>
yes that would work perfect
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
What are the torc settings on this mounts. I bought two and none of this info. is in the paperwork sent in the box.
What are the torc settings on this mounts. I bought two and none of this info. is in the paperwork sent in the box.
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Spuhr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Torq spec are 25 in/lbs for the smaller M4 screws and 45 in/lbs for the M5 screws on the base.
Victor can certainly supply you with new screws, I don't know if he have it yet, but othervise he will have a batch from next shipment.
Håkan </div></div>
Never mind found this. Mr. Spuhr how can you leave this out of your paperwork? pretty important info....
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Spuhr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Torq spec are 25 in/lbs for the smaller M4 screws and 45 in/lbs for the M5 screws on the base.
Victor can certainly supply you with new screws, I don't know if he have it yet, but othervise he will have a batch from next shipment.
Håkan </div></div>
Never mind found this. Mr. Spuhr how can you leave this out of your paperwork? pretty important info....
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
This will be included.
As there is a number of scope manufacturers that not like the scopes to be torqued over 15 in/lbs, that is our recomendation now for the small screws.
For those scopes that however do work with 25 in/lbs, that is fine to use, the screws are made for it.
Håkan
This will be included.
As there is a number of scope manufacturers that not like the scopes to be torqued over 15 in/lbs, that is our recomendation now for the small screws.
For those scopes that however do work with 25 in/lbs, that is fine to use, the screws are made for it.
Håkan
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Spuhr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">You screw it into the bottom, not less not more.....
You Will not break or bend that screw, no chance.
There will not be the slightest mark on it, check with previous buyers of TRG and AI mounts here and check if anyone of them ever had any issues with it.
Håkan </div></div>
As a TRG owner and owner of 2 TRG Spuhr mounts and 1 Picatinny mount I can vouch it will not mar the action.
However, after removing my 44.6 Moa TRG mount from my TRG.338 Lapua the head of the recoil lug screw is crushed - as in there is no longer a slot for a flat blade screwdriver to remove and relocate it. When I mounted my scope mount I pushed it forward and then torqued to 45 in lbs. I haven't lost zero and it always held fine for me and actually still does. But I'd like to fix it if possible.
Any suggestions Hakan?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Spuhr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">You screw it into the bottom, not less not more.....
You Will not break or bend that screw, no chance.
There will not be the slightest mark on it, check with previous buyers of TRG and AI mounts here and check if anyone of them ever had any issues with it.
Håkan </div></div>
As a TRG owner and owner of 2 TRG Spuhr mounts and 1 Picatinny mount I can vouch it will not mar the action.
However, after removing my 44.6 Moa TRG mount from my TRG.338 Lapua the head of the recoil lug screw is crushed - as in there is no longer a slot for a flat blade screwdriver to remove and relocate it. When I mounted my scope mount I pushed it forward and then torqued to 45 in lbs. I haven't lost zero and it always held fine for me and actually still does. But I'd like to fix it if possible.
Any suggestions Hakan?
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Hi
This seriousely surprises me as I have shoot over 2500 rounds with my TRG without any issues.
BUT we are going to make a hardened steel screw instead of that soft stainless steel screw. We will ship this screw directly to you as soon as it's made up.
Thanks for taking this to my attention, we will take care about it immedately.
Other TRG and AI users that would like the new screw can just drop me an email and we will post it out to you as soon as they are ready, but I assume it will take 4 weeks or something.
We have hade some different screwlenghts so please measure the total lenght of the screw and include that measurement in the email.
Håkan
Hi
This seriousely surprises me as I have shoot over 2500 rounds with my TRG without any issues.
BUT we are going to make a hardened steel screw instead of that soft stainless steel screw. We will ship this screw directly to you as soon as it's made up.
Thanks for taking this to my attention, we will take care about it immedately.
Other TRG and AI users that would like the new screw can just drop me an email and we will post it out to you as soon as they are ready, but I assume it will take 4 weeks or something.
We have hade some different screwlenghts so please measure the total lenght of the screw and include that measurement in the email.
Håkan
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Hakan,
Thank you. It is odd. I'm trying to figure out the best way to attempt removing that screw. Possibly some needle nose vise grips, lightly applied will allow enough grab to unscrew it.
I won't be able to get to it until next week, but I'll keep you posted.
Hakan,
Thank you. It is odd. I'm trying to figure out the best way to attempt removing that screw. Possibly some needle nose vise grips, lightly applied will allow enough grab to unscrew it.
I won't be able to get to it until next week, but I'll keep you posted.
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
photo-191 by Practical Tactical Firearms, on Flickr
best setup I've tried looking at selling my USO and moving to an S&B just so I can keep using my Spuhr mount. Worth every cent
photo-191 by Practical Tactical Firearms, on Flickr
best setup I've tried looking at selling my USO and moving to an S&B just so I can keep using my Spuhr mount. Worth every cent
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
Hi there, I have been lookin into purchasing the spuhr mount as well but have a few ?s i have a nightforce scope 8-32-56mm and wanted to make sure i order the right spuhr mount and tube size 30mm or the 34mm rings. and i am putting it on the xlr tatical inovation hd chassi. also it has the 20 m0a picitarry mount on it as well and was gunna order the mount with another 20 MOA for a total of 40 MOA my other consern was what ring hight will i need the 1.18 or higher, so the scope will clear the hand guards on the chassi system any info or advice on this will be appriciated thanks NJP
Hi there, I have been lookin into purchasing the spuhr mount as well but have a few ?s i have a nightforce scope 8-32-56mm and wanted to make sure i order the right spuhr mount and tube size 30mm or the 34mm rings. and i am putting it on the xlr tatical inovation hd chassi. also it has the 20 m0a picitarry mount on it as well and was gunna order the mount with another 20 MOA for a total of 40 MOA my other consern was what ring hight will i need the 1.18 or higher, so the scope will clear the hand guards on the chassi system any info or advice on this will be appriciated thanks NJP
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
I have the 1.18" height mount with 20.6 moa, but with 34mm rings, and it clears a good 1/2" from the barrel. That would be a good choice.
I have the 1.18" height mount with 20.6 moa, but with 34mm rings, and it clears a good 1/2" from the barrel. That would be a good choice.
Re: Spuhr Mount feedback thread with pictures.
I am another on the wagon that needs one in 35mm... Any thoughts of ever making even a limited run?
I am another on the wagon that needs one in 35mm... Any thoughts of ever making even a limited run?
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