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Posted: September/19/2018 at 00:05 |
I bought a leupold VX3i 1.5-5x20 for a Tikki t3 I’m assuming I need low rings ? STD rings and mounts.
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magshooter1
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Low rings will work. You might actually prefer mediums depending on your head position. I'd definitely start with lows though.
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tahqua
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Lows are it for the 1.5-5 x 20
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Doug
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Thanks! sounds good I’m setting this up for youth
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Son of Ed
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It is not mandatory that you use low rings....you could mount it up in the sky if you wanted to....
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urbaneruralite
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Picatinny mounts allow some latitude for adjusting eye relief to the shooter without entirely remounting the scope.
If the youngster wears eyeglasses, a mount higher than low may be desirable so that they can look through closer to the optical center of the eyeglass lens.
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