FX NoLimits Mount is it worth the money?
I plan on buying an expensive (at least to me) FX No Limit scope mounts so I can set my scope zero without having to to stretch the elevation clicks on my scope and putting stress on the erector tube.
Any one have experience with this particular mount?
Any input is highly appreciated. Thanks.
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FX No Limits suck dead dicks. Flimsy mounts to say the least. I would go with Sportsmatch adjustable was i in a market for such rings. 10 x the quality of FX rings.
Mac1 can take your mounts and droop them as well
RA does have a point. For my long range shooting I always use a 20 or 40 MOA rail or I buy a one piece 20 MOA scope mount from Nightforce. With most super high quality scopes there will be plenty of spins left on the turret especially if you’re running MRADs on your dial.
I think adjustable scope rings are a HORRIBLE idea. If you look at precision shooters, they spend top dollar for scope rings that won’t move. The best way to do long distance shooting with an air rifle is to get good quality scope rings and a good quality scope with lots of adjustment in the turrets.
I had the same problem. Either the screws are to short or one stripped out. And I thought they were expensive at the time 👿
Yes sir, my rifle has 11 mm scope dovetails.
I looked at the ATP 66 Sportsmatch but it is so expensive for me.
150 and the 200 yard shots,,
I think all the good scopes can easily shoot out to 100 yards with out stress on the erector tube.
I would put the money in a better scope, I shoot with 400 and 500 dollar scopes, There is some shooters on here that spend three or four times that amount on a scope.
Mike
yes sir, I plan to learn to shoot my pcp rifle out to that distance. I am just not very good with shims and such. I went the cheap route by trying those cheaper BSquare adjustable mounts but the screws failed… think I ruined them.
Check out the Burris zee signature series. I have them on my guns. A bit of a pain to set up but worth it for me.
I would only use them as a last resort. I like rings with as few moving parts as possible. The fewer parts that can slip, come loose or slide the better. I even bent the rail on one of my Matadors slightly to get the elevation I needed. I haven’t needed to adjust the scope on that gun for many, many months.
I will say for a PCP airgun they are the better options for adjustable rings. They work well if they are not to high for you. In my opinion they work best on rifles that need to clear the magazine. These types of rifles usually are equipped with a large Monte Carlo in order to accommodate the taller mounts needed to clear the magazine. For my face they would be too tall for most bullpups. Barrett makes the best adjustable rings they are more expensive but they are vastly better. I personally would spend twice as much just not to give any money to AoA.
https://www.barrett.net/optics/exrings
Two BIG drawbacks for me on them… 1. not available with a normal Picatiny rail mount and 2. only authorized US dealer is AoA… both are deal breakers for me. If the gun you’re wanting to put them on has that 11mm rail, then they are OK, otherwise, they will be even MORE expensive because you have to buy adapters to attach them to a real rail… There are other adjustable mounts out there that are as good or better with a real rail mount.
I also thought about these mounts, But in my limited knowledge, There only worth the money if you intend to shoot way on out there 100 yards and more.
150 and the 200 yard shots,,
I think all the good scopes can easily shoot out to 100 yards with out stress on the erector tube.
I would put the money in a better scope, I shoot with 400 and 500 dollar scopes, There is some shooters on here that spend three or four times that amount on a scope.
Mike
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Dead donkey dicks?