Hello,
This is my first post on snipers hide so bare with me!
I have a SPS Tactical in .308 and i'm just about ready to purchase all my stuff here. Before i do that, i wanted to make sure that i correctly selected the correct rings for my rifle.
I'm using a Millet TRS-1 scope with a 50mm objective and i plan on using TPS low rings with a height of .925 and the TPS XP base. Which is a estimated height of .350. I used the data from the EGW one. I wasn't able to find the exact specs on the TPS XP. I took a look at the ' sticky' for the ring height selection. So far my math came out to 16.275, which gives me 16mm of space between the barrel and the scope? Thats if i did the math correctly lol. I followed this formula:
" [rail height + ring height] - [bell diameter x 0.5]
If the value is positive, then your bell will clear the barrel. Optimally, you want that bell to be about 1/4" or less over the barrel. This will give you a tight cheek weld and provide for more precise trajectory. Be sure to account for Butler Creek caps if you intend on using them."
It also mentions to measure the base height from the barrel, obviously that wont be possible as i don't have that nor the rings.
Sorry for the overly technical post here
This is my first post on snipers hide so bare with me!
I have a SPS Tactical in .308 and i'm just about ready to purchase all my stuff here. Before i do that, i wanted to make sure that i correctly selected the correct rings for my rifle.
I'm using a Millet TRS-1 scope with a 50mm objective and i plan on using TPS low rings with a height of .925 and the TPS XP base. Which is a estimated height of .350. I used the data from the EGW one. I wasn't able to find the exact specs on the TPS XP. I took a look at the ' sticky' for the ring height selection. So far my math came out to 16.275, which gives me 16mm of space between the barrel and the scope? Thats if i did the math correctly lol. I followed this formula:
" [rail height + ring height] - [bell diameter x 0.5]
If the value is positive, then your bell will clear the barrel. Optimally, you want that bell to be about 1/4" or less over the barrel. This will give you a tight cheek weld and provide for more precise trajectory. Be sure to account for Butler Creek caps if you intend on using them."
It also mentions to measure the base height from the barrel, obviously that wont be possible as i don't have that nor the rings.
Sorry for the overly technical post here