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Scope mounting problem
I took off the carry handle on my sport and mounted the scope with the high rise mounts directly to the rails. I didnt see the front sight however I found out when you wear the micky mouse's ( I have some hearing loss so I use double protection ) I couldnt see thru the scope without dislodging the ears so now I am going to try and put a 1 inch riser on her.
Has anyone else had this problem?
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05-18-2012, 02:17 PM
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I hear you on the double up, I don't though, and I use ear plugs when shooting a rifle just because the over the ear protection does get in the way.
Perhaps you could find some better in the ear plugs?
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05-18-2012, 04:03 PM
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I'm with you on doubling up...
I used a 3/4" riser and have no trouble getting close to aim through the scope with the "ears" on.
I do most of my shooting through the scope and take the riser off when using the BUIS'.
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05-18-2012, 05:10 PM
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You can also buy lower profile "ears".
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I have a pair but they dont work anywhere near as good at noise reduction. But thanks for the thought
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05-18-2012, 05:54 PM
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I had an audioligist fit me for some great silcon ear plugs. Best darm 50 bucks I eve spen. There all I wear anymore. No more muffs to deal with. Even works well at an indoor range shooting 357 mag revolvers.
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+1 on the riser
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05-19-2012, 01:09 AM
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i use a halfl inch riser over my rail and under the scope mount, wihtout it i would never get it sighted
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Quote:
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I have a pair but they dont work anywhere near as good at noise reduction. But thanks for the thought
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These are rated at 31db. You could also go with electronic low pro hearing protection and use ear plugs.
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We both have electronic muffs and they work real well, most of the time I prefer the little foam plugs but the electronic muffs work well with some of my rifles.
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These are rated at 31db. You could also go with electronic low pro hearing protection and use ear plugs.
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Thanks I already ordered a 1 in riser for the 15's but if they dont work I will try them.
I really do need double protection I have Industrial hearing loss and already have ringing in my ear all the time.
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I mounted my scope on a carry handle on my sport and can use the iron sights looking through under the scope.
I bought low profile Winchester muffs $13.99 and Winchester plugs $2.47 from Wally World. Both work well for me.
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I had carry handles on my 15's but took them off because they are a bit to high so now I went to low.......Im hoping the 1 in riser is just right............. geeez now where did I hear that before lol
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I used a one inch riser on my new Sport that I mounted a Nikon P223...just right for my XL head!
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It looks like the 1 in riser is perfect for me and i do not have a problem with my ear muffs and I can see out of the scope easy
now its just right
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I have a 1/2 inch riser plus the sniper pepr, if you put a tape to it it comes out to a little over an inch of rise!!
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