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Tools and Uses => Firearms and Accessories => Topic started by: RyDN E-zey on August 28, 2013, 06:17:48 AM
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I never had to mount a school using a riser before. Initially, I mounted my scope and it was zeroed in but too low for comfortable shooting. I bought a riser remounted the scope and it was aiming low and left at 50 yds. I used the adjustments on the scope and maxed it out but was still about 1 foot low. I didn't even bother to do left-right adjustments and promptly put the gun away. What do I need to do to fix it? Am I over torquing it? Do I just try to remount it? I don't know if there is already a thread on this subject but if there is, point me in the right direction. Mahalo.
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There's different risers. (1/2",3/4",1")
Maybe you need a different riser.
What brand and type of riser did you get?
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Bring it to xring if u on Oahu and I will set it up for you.
No charge. Also bore sight it.
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Forget the risers, just get one of those one piece scope like the armalite or b-square type, that way no need worry about the risers..good luck
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I got one of those cheapo off brand ones from Amazon. Didn't think of buying quality since I was going to use it for hunting and abusing it. It was comfortable to look thru but it ain't worth a sh!t if I can't hit the target. I'd feel really bad if I took it to X-ring since I have never shopped there before because it's far from where I live. Very generous of you to offer and that speaks volumes. My cousin has a bore sighter and maybe he can help me. If not I just may take a drive to Waipahu. Speed tek, I do see you sometimes at the range the few times I have gone, next time I'll introduce myself.
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Larue
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The Industry Standard.
The LT104 is the best mount made for attaching high-power riflescopes onto flattop-style AR15's, period.
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It's no problem. But I rather have it done correctly than have someone struggle with it.
Especially if the mount is off. At the shop I have all kinds of solutions available.
I have no qualms with cheap mounts. It's how you use it.
Guys bring stuff in all the time with good mounts. And things
Go wrong.
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just bring it down to Dex. even if you didn't buy it from them they'll take care of you
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Thanks Dex, I'll seriously consider it.
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Or take it down to X-Ring and buy from them a decent one piece scope mount.
That way you can show them a little appreciation for their generous offer.
You will also get it done correctly and with proper parts.
Win - Win.
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I was actually going to see if they could do a trigger job on my AR and buy some 10/22 magazines.