Scope rings

Hand Skills said:

Not all rails are the same height either...

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FEENIX said:

That's exactly what I was leading to, but I don't know what ring the OP has, so I provided the picture as a reference. Some brands might also measure height differently. Below is an Arken SH 34MM 4-16x50 with a low ring and 20 MOA rail. He might want to consider extra low rings.

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cherokee5425 said:

I'm thinking about getting an Arken scope like yours, can you give me your opinion on your scope, Thanks.

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Stephen Prindle said:

Agree with Jay, here is a similar scope on a 20 moa base these rings are .97 height would prefer lower.

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FEENIX said:

The SH 4-16x50 FFP 34MM (I have 2 other Arken in EPLs) is a budget-priced scope, but don't let that fool you; it's built like a tank. Surprisingly, the optical clarity (and I do not have the best vision) and trackability are very good for its price point. It's a 34MM tube, so it's on the heavy/bulky side, and if you are not accustomed to the Christmas tree-type reticle, it might be too busy. There are plenty of folks here who are happy with their Arken scopes. All Arken scopes are on sale now - an excellent time to buy. Good luck!

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hammer111 said:

So I saw a thing on YouTube that said . It's good to have a 1/4 inch clearance from the bottom of the 56mm end of the scope to help with heat inversion from the barrel .
That has me thinking , to do that also

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cherokee5425 said:

I'm thinking about getting an Arken scope like yours, can you give me your opinion on your scope, Thanks.

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