Opinion on B Square 1 Piece adjustable mounts???
I’m not looking at them to solve any particular scooping problem I have, just wondering if there were any fans or nay-sayers on the board.
General opinion will affect how I handle making good on a promise (that’s long over due).
Jeff
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My SS came with one and I like it. I should probably adjust for more droop or shim a little since the Centerpoint 3×9-50 is used up on lower elevation clicks, but it’s dialed in to 20yds. Part of the elevation is likely from sitting higher on the gun than a tri rail.
They can help in several ways. BBl. droop, mis alignment between frame and bbl in our guns. (for close and far windage, and in some cases, they can help with flex, such as our very thin rail.
May be I should have just said yes. 😉
😈 😈 was hoping to start a small debate and then offer the spoils to people who were supporters 😈 😈
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I have my 1600.00 dollar night scope mounted on one, its one which had a pin stop in it, but I drilled and tapped it out, put a slight raise in the rear and have had no issues with it since, is dead on from 28 to 70 yards.
I think their #5039 is a great solid mount IMO….Too bad I can only find it for 1″ tubes…
I have some Beeman adjustable mounts that HAVE solved both droop issues at short range and windage issues for me when moving between different distances. PIA to get right YES, but very functional and hold the adjustment very well. I’ve never used the B Square.
Let me ask my question a different way. If you had access to these for really cheap (REALLY cheap) compared to the $65ish retail price, are they something you would actually use?
in my humble opinion….adj mounts are trash….dont waste youre money.
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I’m soaked in mud! My B-Square is an adjustable weaver rail but I don’t experience flex anyway.