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What’s the Best Scope Mount for Budget Builds? (Without Sacrificing Quality)
Building a budget rifle? Don’t cut corners on the scope mount. It’s the critical link between your optic and firearm—and going too cheap can ruin your...
Zero Retention Explained: Why a Quality Mount Makes All the Difference
If your rifle “won’t hold zero,” your scope mount might be to blame. Zero retention means your point of aim stays aligned with your point of impact—sh...
Understanding Eye Relief and Mounting Position: A Quick Guide
Struggling to get a clear view through your scope? You’re likely dealing with poor eye relief. Proper scope mounting—right height, right distance—make...
Can I Reuse My Scope Rings When Upgrading My Rifle?
Upgraded your rifle and thinking about reusing old scope rings? It’s a valid question—but using the wrong rings can compromise your optic’s stability....
Steel vs. Aluminum Scope Mounts: Which Is Right for You?
You’ve got your rifle and scope picked out—awesome. Now should you get steel or aluminum scope mounts? You might not have even realized scope rings an...
Are Torque Specs Really That Important? Yes—Here’s Why
New to shooting? You might wonder if torque specs really matter when mounting a scope. The answer is yes—getting torque right protects your accuracy, ...
Mounting a Scope: Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Excited to mount your new rifle scope? Take your time—rushing the process can lead to zeroing issues or even injury. Avoid common mistakes to ensure a...
How to Choose the Right Ring Height for Your Scope
Getting the right scope ring height is key to comfort and accuracy. If your scope sits too high or low, you’ll strain to get a clear view. The goal is...
Picatinny vs. Weaver Rails: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters
New to firearms and hearing about Picatinny vs. Weaver rails? They’re both mounting platforms for optics and accessories, but they’re not exactly the ...