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  • caoboy
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    I had some cheapo ones from walmart that walked. I purchased a different scope (bushnell rimfire) and the rings that i had on there didn't walk when I was sighting it in at 25 yards.
    Unfortunately, I took it off, and need sight it in again when I go to the range next. Hopefully it won't walk. If it does, I think I'll get the 1 piece mount and try that out. If that doesn't work I'm going to drill and tap a mount in.

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  • Glackowitz
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    I would say its with newer ones. Mine 795 is about a year old now and my scope and rings walked back when I bought it.

    I am still using my rings..just tightened them well and all seems well so far.

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  • NotEnufGarage
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    Originally posted by caoboy
    Bad QC with machining the dovetail. You can tap it, you can buy a picatinny rail plate, or you can put a 1 piece mount on it.
    Is that just with older ones or is it still a problem with brand new ones?

    I'm getting mine out of jail this week.

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  • nwoods
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    Originally posted by azlester
    Sweet! Ordered. Thanks

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  • azlester
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    Nope that wasn't what I was refering to.
    This is

    or here


    They also make a tall version for those who have a larger then 44mm objective.

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  • C_1
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    Originally posted by 916Bobby
    Link to this UTG rail? I see alot of generic UTG rails out there.
    I think he's talking about the UTG Deluxe Handguard Picatinny Rail. Includes 2 rails for $15.

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  • 916Bobby
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    Originally posted by azlester
    Most people on RFC seem to really like the UTG 1 piece rail setup. It fixes the problem and is very inexpensive too.(less then $15 on the net) The 3 screws tightening on the rail along with a stop screw on the top of the mount secure it very very well.
    DIP also makes a weaver rial to mount on the 3/8 rail that gets secured pretty well but it is kinda pricey, it also gets rave reviews.

    Link to this UTG rail? I see alot of generic UTG rails out there.

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  • azlester
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    Most people on RFC seem to really like the UTG 1 piece rail setup. It fixes the problem and is very inexpensive too.(less then $15 on the net) The 3 screws tightening on the rail along with a stop screw on the top of the mount secure it very very well.
    DIP also makes a weaver rial to mount on the 3/8 rail that gets secured pretty well but it is kinda pricey, it also gets rave reviews.

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  • caoboy
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    Originally posted by nwoods
    That seems to happen a LOT with this rifle. I wonder why that is?
    Bad QC with machining the dovetail. You can tap it, you can buy a picatinny rail plate, or you can put a 1 piece mount on it.

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  • nwoods
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    Originally posted by stangmar
    Only problem now is that my scope moves and loosen when I shoot it.
    That seems to happen a LOT with this rifle. I wonder why that is?

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  • stangmar
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    Originally posted by caoboy
    Spend the time on a closer range, if you can get closer than 25 yards it'd be even easier. You can get it set up pretty quickly, hopefully your scope doesn't walk.
    I started shooting at a 25 yard range and I'm almost zeroed in but I decided to shoot my friends xd40 instead. I'm just an in below center and will center it on ties. Only problem now is that my scope moves and loosen when I shoot it.

    The gun shoots to the right without the scope. The guy at big 5 said that I had to nudge the rear sight to the left to fix it. So will try it out next time

    It's really fun shooting this thing since I make really tight groups. I wish I could shoot this accurately with my pistol LOL.

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  • 916Bobby
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    Originally posted by jotarou1
    I just finished my paperwork at the Sacramento Sports Authority this evening. Can't wait for April 10th.

    It was 149.99, but it came with a $25 cash card to use on a future purchase (buying a hard case with it). Also with the $25 Marlin rebate, should make it $99.99.

    Awesome deal!
    Awesome, just found the 25$ cash card coupon on the paper

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  • wc12
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    Originally posted by nwoods
    Please walk me through that process, because I don't think I understand it. If you can't see it hit paper at 25 yards (through the scope) because it's not hitting the paper, how are you seeing it hit a berm 2x as far away? And what if the berm has grass on it?
    Look for something that is standing out at the berm, like a white rock, etc, or broken piece of target, etc. There should be no grass so you can see your round kicking up dirt. That's how you see where you're hitting.

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  • nwoods
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    Originally posted by Izzy43
    Great advice on getting a scoped rifle on paper for the first time. This is exactly what I do and save a bunch of rounds in the process. I do it at the 50 yd berm. Never fails to get me zeroed in no time at all.
    Please walk me through that process, because I don't think I understand it. If you can't see it hit paper at 25 yards (through the scope) because it's not hitting the paper, how are you seeing it hit a berm 2x as far away? And what if the berm has grass on it?

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  • Izzy43
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    Originally posted by stangmar
    I finally shot this gun, but I am so embarrassed at how bad I was! All the 25 yard rifle range spots were taken, so I had no choice but to shoot at 50 yards. I never sighted a scope before and didn't think it would be so bad out of the box. After 15 minutes it was time to retrieve the target and to my surprise, I hit nothing! Talked with a guy at the range and he said it was the scope lol. Will fix it tomorrow

    Then I decided I'd shoot a pistol and let my cousin shoot my rifle. He shot it without the scope and was all lower right.


    I really want to get a spotting scope, but I read that I need to spend at least $200 to get a good one! :-O
    If you are shooting @ 25 and 50 yds save your money and get a 3-9x or 4-14x scope and you can easily see the bullet holes at those ranges. I shoot out to 100 yds with a 7-21x and have no problem seeing the holes with my 64 year old eyes. You really don't need a spotting scope unless you are shooting with iron sights. Shoot-N-C targets work very good as well.

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