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Warne Quick-Detach Medium 1" Scope Rings

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The premium-quality Warne® Quick-Detach Medium 1" Scope Rings have all-steel construction. The electrostatic powder-coated finish is baked for a classy look that holds up to tough hunting conditions. The matte finish complements most rifle and riflescope combinations. The Warne Quick-Detach Medium 1" Scope Rings are guaranteed to return to 0 every time they are removed and reattached. All-steel construction adds strength Electrostatic, baked powder-coated finish Matte finish compliments most rifles Made for tough hunting conditions Returns to 0 when removed and reattached

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    Nikon Encore 2.5-8x28 on a Squad Scout?

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      I'm considering putting a low power scope on my Scout. I plan to use the rifle for the local rifle league and for hunting deer at ranges of 150 yards or less. Usually pretty thick tree cover where I need to identify the target very quickly before he takes off or is behind a bunch of trees. The Nikon Encore is a pistol scope but it has the extended eye relief that should work with the Scout very well. Parallax is set to 100 yards which is about perfect. The eye relief is 9 to 20 inches. I think I would be between 10 and 13 inches with the scope mounted which seems to be about right. Here are the specs on the scope. Anyone have it/Tried it?
      http://www.nikonsportoptics.com/Pro....html#tab-ProductDetail.ProductTabs.TechSpecs

      Cabella's has these mounts on sale as well. Any opinions? I like that they can be removed in the field if needed. Would I pick medium or low? I think low since the stock rail is mounted pretty high on the Scout. http://www.cabelas.com/product/Hunt...Rprd753491&WTz_l=SBC;BRprd753491;cat104008680
       
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      Microbomb said:
      I'm considering putting a low power scope on my Scout. I plan to use the rifle for the local rifle league and for hunting deer at ranges of 150 yards or less. Usually pretty thick tree cover where I need to identify the target very quickly before he takes off or is behind a bunch of trees. The Nikon Encore is a pistol scope but it has the extended eye relief that should work with the Scout very well. Parallax is set to 100 yards which is about perfect. The eye relief is 9 to 20 inches. I think I would be between 10 and 13 inches with the scope mounted which seems to be about right. Here are the specs on the scope. Anyone have it/Tried it?
      http://www.nikonsportoptics.com/Pro....html#tab-ProductDetail.ProductTabs.TechSpecs

      Cabella's has these mounts on sale as well. Any opinions? I like that they can be removed in the field if needed. Would I pick medium or low? I think low since the stock rail is mounted pretty high on the Scout. http://www.cabelas.com/product/Hunt...Rprd753491&WTz_l=SBC;BRprd753491;cat104008680
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      The Encore was originally advertised as a Scout style optic due to parallax being focused out at 100 yards vs. the normal 50 yard focus point for a pistol scope. Regardless, I have had one for about a year now and really like it. I have the BDC reticle and it works well. You can go online or obtain a software package that will help you identify the aim points in for the BDC, I find it pretty handy
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      My SOCOM16 has an Ultimak M8 rail with the scope on it and installed in a JAE stock. The eye relief that works for me is about 14".
       
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