I just picked up a Litschert 15X scope at the Reno Show, got what I think is a very good price on it ($300.00) because there was a fine "hair" at 11 o'clock on the rear reticle - turned out to be just a sliver of grime caused by someone adjusting focus or truing the reticle, peeled a slice of grime out of the threads just enough to be visible. Lifted it out with a toothpick. It's going on a Winchester 75.
I have the correct "Unertl" bases - an "L" for the rear and a "B" up front (.167 & .225) but I'm wondering how hard & fast those specs really are. Even with the tube "centered" in the rear mount the scope tube angles high. If a .175" rear works fine, then it works fine, right?
The difference in barrel diameter at the mounting points is about .058" - so long as that height difference is maintained, should be OK?
I have the correct "Unertl" bases - an "L" for the rear and a "B" up front (.167 & .225) but I'm wondering how hard & fast those specs really are. Even with the tube "centered" in the rear mount the scope tube angles high. If a .175" rear works fine, then it works fine, right?
The difference in barrel diameter at the mounting points is about .058" - so long as that height difference is maintained, should be OK?

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