- Lowest scope
mounting allowed by barrel and bolt.
- Maximum
recoil-absorbing strength in both rings. (Other
windage mounts concentrate strength in the
front ring, but the back is where you need it
most.)
- Most precise
adjustments available.
- Off-center
scope location if desired to help clear high bolt
throw, enhance face-to-stock contact, etc.
- Scope
detachability and return to zero without
extraction (and possible loss) of any screw or
part.
- Fusion-like
lock-down of rings on base.
- Ring
extension, when needed, achieved through base
design rather than ring design, the economical
but much less stable "solution" adopted
by other mount makers.
- Rigid,
four-point attachment to factory-drilled gun
receivers customary with one-piece bases as well
as two-piece.
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- Infinite ring
interchangeability... base to base, front to
back, grade to grade, split to solid. Even
reversible!
- Mar- and
tamper-proof installation and adjustment.
- Most
extensive inventory of top mounts on the market
for high-power rifles - exotic and obsolete as
well as popular.
- 'DapTar'
bases available at no extra cost to accommodate
all guns with integral mounting mechanisms
(Ithacagun, Steyr, CZ, Krico, Ruger, Heckler
& Koch, BSA, Tikka, BRNO, Haenel, DuBiel,
grooved rimfires and air rifles, etc.) without
drilling or tapping.
- Lifetime
compensation for wear. (Pivoting-ring designs get
looser each time the scope is removed and
replaced.)
- Even though the great
clamping force of socket cone screws negates need
for ring lining, PSA pads are
provided with rings for shooters wary of
metal-to-metal contact with expensive scopes.
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