Hey guys,
I am re-purposing my existing 308 AR into more of a long range "precision" type setup. I just purchased a Vortex Razor HD 5-20x50 and am trying to figure out some good mounting options. The type of stock I will be getting is likely a standard A2 fixed type. I dont think I want to go adjustable for my needs. But the problem is, I think if I went with a good fixed mount like an AD RECON by ADM is that it will end up giving me an improper/un-ideal cheek weld and sit too high on the receiver.
The objective bell on my scope has a 2.33" diameter, so divided by 2 gets you 1.165" from the bottom to the center line of the mount. ADM only has a very low 1.1" option with no cantilever offset to bump the scope forward, or a pretty high 1.47" or so with plenty of cantilever offset, which will sit the scope up higher than it needs to be, giving improper cheek weld.
Is there a reason I should be considering rings instead? They are nearly as expensive, or sometimes MORE expensive than the single piece mount options available in 35mm. And I really like the ideal of the quick release....I had a RECON for an old PST 1-4x and really liked it. I dont remember it sitting too high, but then again, I wasn't doing any precision shooting....more of a run-n-gun setup.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks.
I am re-purposing my existing 308 AR into more of a long range "precision" type setup. I just purchased a Vortex Razor HD 5-20x50 and am trying to figure out some good mounting options. The type of stock I will be getting is likely a standard A2 fixed type. I dont think I want to go adjustable for my needs. But the problem is, I think if I went with a good fixed mount like an AD RECON by ADM is that it will end up giving me an improper/un-ideal cheek weld and sit too high on the receiver.
The objective bell on my scope has a 2.33" diameter, so divided by 2 gets you 1.165" from the bottom to the center line of the mount. ADM only has a very low 1.1" option with no cantilever offset to bump the scope forward, or a pretty high 1.47" or so with plenty of cantilever offset, which will sit the scope up higher than it needs to be, giving improper cheek weld.
Is there a reason I should be considering rings instead? They are nearly as expensive, or sometimes MORE expensive than the single piece mount options available in 35mm. And I really like the ideal of the quick release....I had a RECON for an old PST 1-4x and really liked it. I dont remember it sitting too high, but then again, I wasn't doing any precision shooting....more of a run-n-gun setup.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks.

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