Riser Height for a scope
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firearmsunlimited
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The "riser" is actually called the scope base. Most bases for a given firearm are the same height. The scope mounting height variation is obtained by the different scope ring heights. This varies predicated upon the make and model of the firearm and are usually offered in low, medium and high variations. Most scope ring/base manufacturers publish charts that list the suggested base and ring heights. If you cannot find a published chart you should either email or call the company that you have selected as the manufacturer of the base(s) and rings. When you ask for the ring height be sure to tell them that you do not have a "smooth" barrel and that it has iron sights mounted that you do not desire to remove (if this is the case). Good luck.
TKaz
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Great scope, great company!
Just can't beat a lifetime warranty.
I have 2 NcStar scopes myself.
They are such good quality for the money and the customer service is number one, so good that I decided to become an authorized dealer. adding them to my site soon.
Another thought is to go with a carry handle and get the scope mounts right to it. NC star has the same scope with the carry handle mount.
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BeginingOfTheEnd
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I have a 4x and a 1/2" riser gets me over the front
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My NcStar 3-9X40mm scope sits pretty low and the front sight doesnt get in the way..it 'ghosts' out of sight. I have some pics of the mounts in the pic thread..
http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-m-p-15-22/102415-m-p-15-22-picture-thread-104.html#post135532376
http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-m-p-15-22/102415-m-p-15-22-picture-thread-104.html#post135532376
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