03-08-2020, 02:15 PM
This ruger has a pic rail on it, right? if so then any quality low-ht scope ring will do for you, it will place the scope sightline about 1.5-1.7" above the bore. The rail will give you some ht so you don't need med or hi-set rings.
Vortex has some good rings, I just broke part of a UTG ring (the adjustable clamp portion) so won't be getting any more of those. Also ps, try to use rings that have the torx screws for them, not the hex. hex screws (after loctite) can strip on you -- costing you an extra $85 for a gs to remove... don't ask me how I know!!
you will want to loctite blue the rail (clean any oil off from under the rail base first), and the scope rings (not the ring clamp screws), observe the 16-18 inch-lb torque for the rings. Don't want that scope mount/scope to twitch around during the shot.
Vortex has some good rings, I just broke part of a UTG ring (the adjustable clamp portion) so won't be getting any more of those. Also ps, try to use rings that have the torx screws for them, not the hex. hex screws (after loctite) can strip on you -- costing you an extra $85 for a gs to remove... don't ask me how I know!!
you will want to loctite blue the rail (clean any oil off from under the rail base first), and the scope rings (not the ring clamp screws), observe the 16-18 inch-lb torque for the rings. Don't want that scope mount/scope to twitch around during the shot.
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