What height of scope rings would I need to mount this on a Savage 93r17 with bull barrel?
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The saddle height on my rings is 3/8 inch. That gives the front of the scope "just" enough clearance.
1175413
You will need the 1" scope rings, if you can't find them in your area, I found them at airgunsofaz.com
1175414
I use Weaver Grand Slam Steel 1-Inch Medium Top Mount Rings on my Ruger American .17. They seem to stay tight and are a good height for me.Good Luck! Gary
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I use Weaver Grand Slam Steel 1-Inch Medium Top Mount Rings on my Ruger American .17. They seem to stay tight and are a good height for me. Good Luck! Gary
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You know this was a great sturdy mount, but it did not work out for my scope and so I returned it and there is not any real useful dimensions listed at Leapers/UTG .com . I'm pretty sure its meant for a full size type scope mine was a compact. Sorry I couldn't be any more help
351917
They certainly should work. I do not have the bull barrel on my CZ, but there is plenty of space between my scope bell and the barrel.
187308
When mounted on a Weaver rail the bottom of the scope is .844 inches above the top of the rail. These rings are the right height to mount on an AR-15.
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not sure, mine are on a savage model 16/116 fhss. I had a hard time matching up mounts and rings for a leupold scope. I call leupold directly and they set me right up. I'd call the scope manufacture and ask them. They will save you a lot of time and trouble.
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Oops! The scope will work, the bolt on rail will not. The rings included will mount to your rifle. Sorry for any confusion!
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From the rear of the scope to where the front objective bell begins, with the focus ring all the way in it's 9-1/8", with focus ring all the way out it's 9-1/2". From the beginning of the rear bell to the beginning of the front bell (the tube) it's 5-7/8". I have it mounted on a savage 116 with one piece DNZ mount in medium height. Works great with plenty of room for adjustments.
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My scope used 1 inch rings and I used medium height on a Savage rifle that did not have open sights
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The Brass Stacker itself sits quite high. I had to add a cheek pad on top of the cheek rest build into my Boyd's stock. I'm not familiar with the shape of the scope you're using, but I would recommend getting the lowest rings that will give your scope clearance.
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Medium mounts. You will want the scope as close to the stock as you can get. So you can get a perfect check weld to the stock for maximum accuracy
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I also have this on a savage 10, Remington 700 SPS and an AR10.the Millet low tactical rings work good for me. I got the medium first and they were quite tall.
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Charles, I purchased this for a 308 platform. Mount was bent. Went to Burris XD rings. It's a better choice.
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I believe,the whole mount is gonna be to heavy for that bracket(if installed on the trigger guard).The room between the top and the bottom of the Picatinny mount bracket is pretty close to 3",so you do the rest of the measurements(I hope it's gonna work!).I hope I gave you the right answer!Thanks!
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I mounted mine in a 5 1/4" rail, but the minimum you could use is 3 1/2" due to the lenght where the rings goes. Hope this information could be helpful.
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As a rule of thumb I try to stay as close to the barrel as I can. I seen pictures of your rifle and you may want to use medium rings since you already are using a weaver adaptor. This is why I always keep several assortment of rings on hand for weaver and for dovetail to avoid such issues. The rifle from Amazon comes with a 3x9x32 scope, which appears to be a lot of room. Read this site http://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=65817.0
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With my dial calipers, I get .3835 inches (9.74 mm). We used the rings to mount a 50 mm Simmons Predator Quest scope on a Savage Model 93R17 bolt action rifle using the factory scope mount. There is just barely enough room between the scope objective and the barrel to put the bikini lens covers on. Since the rifle is now sighted in, I was not willing to take the scope off, so my measurements may be off slightly.
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You won't need a riser if you get rings that have a tall base. I first used Grand Slam rings but they were not tall enough and the scope was rubbing the rail at both ends. After getting taller quad lock rings, that problem was resolved. However if you want more than a few millimeters between the bottom of the scope and the rail, go with a riser as well as rings.