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Hi Zachary.
From some of your posts in the past, it's obvious you like and own Tikkas. I just picked up my first Tikka (NIB) "Master Deluxe" in 22-250. It has the extra fancy wood with the rosewood forend tip and grip cap, and a high polish blue w/matte receiver. Gorgeous rifle. Since it has the integral scope rails built in to the receiver, I ordered Tikka med. Optilock rings w/o the bases (which gives me the right height for the scope I want to mount) through Jon at the Optic Zone.
My thought was that if I used the integral receiver base, It would be a "cleaner" way to mount the scope w/o breaking up the nice lines of the rifle.
I would appreciate your input on the following questions:
1.) Since the rifle is not a "kicker" which is the most prefered way to mount the scope- with bases or w/o and why?
2.) Which set up would give the most latitude for eye relief?
3.) Which way do you go on your Tikkas?
John (Rojo)
From some of your posts in the past, it's obvious you like and own Tikkas. I just picked up my first Tikka (NIB) "Master Deluxe" in 22-250. It has the extra fancy wood with the rosewood forend tip and grip cap, and a high polish blue w/matte receiver. Gorgeous rifle. Since it has the integral scope rails built in to the receiver, I ordered Tikka med. Optilock rings w/o the bases (which gives me the right height for the scope I want to mount) through Jon at the Optic Zone.
My thought was that if I used the integral receiver base, It would be a "cleaner" way to mount the scope w/o breaking up the nice lines of the rifle.
I would appreciate your input on the following questions:
1.) Since the rifle is not a "kicker" which is the most prefered way to mount the scope- with bases or w/o and why?
2.) Which set up would give the most latitude for eye relief?
3.) Which way do you go on your Tikkas?
John (Rojo)