I'm looking at Nightforce X-treme Duty Ultralite 30 mm rings to mount an NXS 5.5-22 on a Bergara HMR in 6.5.
Any reason to go for the 6 screw pattern over the 4 screw pattern with this optic/rifle/caliber combo?
I'm looking at Nightforce X-treme Duty Ultralite 30 mm rings to mount an NXS 5.5-22 on a Bergara HMR in 6.5.
Any reason to go for the 6 screw pattern over the 4 screw pattern with this optic/rifle/caliber combo?
John
aka LONGSHOT2000
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I was planning on the 4 screw but I'm often inclined to over build things so couldn't help but consider the 6 screw. I think I'll stick with 4 though here.
I looked hard at the unimounts but ended up with their 20 MOA steel base.
The NXS and a Thunderbeast Ultra 7 have been sitting in my safe for a couple years at least waiting for the right rifle. The HMR came out and I decided that was the one for me. This is my first bolt gun so I'm excited to get it up and running.
Thanks for your input.
Should be a nice setup.
My experience has been that anything short action works fine with 4 screws. As you creep up to the very large calibers, or very heavy scopes, the 6 screws can help. Badger, for example, only puts six on one ring, and stays with 4 on the other. Six and six is for a jack hammer.
John
aka LONGSHOT2000
Disclosure:
Part-Owner of Charlies Custom Clones
Avid firearms enthusiast and 2A Constitutionalist
and agitator of the left and the FAKE NEWS
Scope Slut and Barrel Nerd
youtube
Nightforce told me their 4 screw rings will hold a 5-25 ATACR on a 50 BMG, and the 6 screw rings were mostly for looks.
So I went with the 6 screw because I liked how they look.
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