Recently purchased a Bushnell Ellie 4.5-30x50, 34MM tube to put on my ruger mkii. The rifle has been rebarrelled with a heavy barrel from hart. I purchased the only 34MM rings I could find, leupold high. They aren't high enough. Probably about .050 -.1 to low. I've searched and can't find any other rings. I looked at a couple of ruger to picatinney/weaver bases but I question the integrity of them. Not sure they will hold up. Does anyone make custom rings or does anyone have experience with the weigatinny? (Jack weigand picatinney base for ruger)
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Looking for 34MM rings
- Thread starter 1stmar
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I've been looking at this for a while but have not purchased it yet:
http://www.jackweigand.com/Ruger-M77-MKII-Rifle-Scope-Mounts-No-Drill.html
While you could not use the rings you just bought it would give you other options.
http://www.jackweigand.com/Ruger-M77-MKII-Rifle-Scope-Mounts-No-Drill.html
While you could not use the rings you just bought it would give you other options.
Vortex makes 'em. Cheap nor reasonably priced they ain't. Running $139.00 on Optics Planet's add on Amazon. And that's cheap. They start at $180 elsewhere. http://www.eurooptic.com/optics/mou...LWIzMDAtYjc4ZjAwYTE1ZTcy_MQ&o=0&p=1&i=18&d=18
Your issue is most likely caused by the 50mm front ocular. You'll need very high rings and/or bases for a 50mm. Scope will likely be too high for anything but target shooting.
Your issue is most likely caused by the 50mm front ocular. You'll need very high rings and/or bases for a 50mm. Scope will likely be too high for anything but target shooting.
Allenj that's the weigatinny rail I'm am looking at as well. If I can't don anything else I will go that way. T o heir I didn't see anything on that link that connects to a ruger base. Which model are you referring to? It's definitely the 50MM objective but the taper and size of the barrel is part of the equation