Naphtali
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I have taken care of my telescopic sight need - Burris Euro Diamond 1-4x24 mm (30 mm basis tube). Mounting on my rifles - that's rifles, plural - needs to be addressed.
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Results wanted:
- Low rings for 30 mm basis scope tube that can be detached from mount and re-attached without disturbing zero. These need not be quick detachable - just detachable.
- Mount for Marlin 1895s to use rings sets identified above, that incorporate some sort of pop-up/retractable aperture sight. If this is not available in a mount-rings assembly that places scope low enough over centerline of bore, is there a side-receiver-mounted aperture sight whose stem can be detached from mount and re-attached without disturbing zero? I thought Marble's tang sight was my answer, but shooting my heavy 45-70 loads caused Marble's pivoting knob [for stem] to punch me in the nose. Marble's sight is a perfect solution for right-handed shooters; I am left-handed.
- Mount to be available for bolt action receivers also. My intention is to be able to mount the sight on any of my rifles, adjusting zero as necessary. As I write, however, my metallic cartridge hunting rifles are 1895s.
- I strongly prefer mount-rings assemblies to not be made of aluminum.
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Help me out here?
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Results wanted:
- Low rings for 30 mm basis scope tube that can be detached from mount and re-attached without disturbing zero. These need not be quick detachable - just detachable.
- Mount for Marlin 1895s to use rings sets identified above, that incorporate some sort of pop-up/retractable aperture sight. If this is not available in a mount-rings assembly that places scope low enough over centerline of bore, is there a side-receiver-mounted aperture sight whose stem can be detached from mount and re-attached without disturbing zero? I thought Marble's tang sight was my answer, but shooting my heavy 45-70 loads caused Marble's pivoting knob [for stem] to punch me in the nose. Marble's sight is a perfect solution for right-handed shooters; I am left-handed.
- Mount to be available for bolt action receivers also. My intention is to be able to mount the sight on any of my rifles, adjusting zero as necessary. As I write, however, my metallic cartridge hunting rifles are 1895s.
- I strongly prefer mount-rings assemblies to not be made of aluminum.
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Help me out here?
