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 Re: Riflescope School
[Re: Skylar Mac]
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10/01/24 01:12 AM
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duffas
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I agree and do it that way but never seen or read doing that. For auto loaders it makes sense. Don't know for bolts or levers.
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Re: Riflescope School
[Re: duffas]
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10/01/24 01:17 PM
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I agree and do it that way but never seen or read doing that. For auto loaders it makes sense. Don't know for bolts or levers. Centerfire recoil is what it is. Moving rings forward in a picatinny notch applies to ALL rifles.
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Re: Riflescope School
[Re: duffas]
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10/01/24 01:45 PM
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onlysmith&wesson
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I agree and do it that way but never seen or read doing that. For auto loaders it makes sense. Don't know for bolts or levers. The energy from recoil is transferred similarly, auto, bolt lever..........As I think about it maybe less on an auto loader as some of the energy is dispersed as the action opens?
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Re: Riflescope School
[Re: Skylar Mac]
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10/05/24 06:40 PM
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duffas
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Thanks J.G. Now I know I did it right.
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