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I just picked up a BLR in 358. What rings would be recommended. I'm looking hard at the Zeiss Conquest in 2.5-8. When I looked at my Dad's BLR (in 284) he has 1 1/8 in from the top of the receiver and the scope centerline in order to get his thumb at the hammer. He was using Leupold bases and rings, but I don't know which ones. | ||
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You might consider one of the compact scopes with a small ocular. That will help you get the scope CL a little lower. | |||
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Before going back to a Williams receiver sight & fiber optic front, my .358 BLR had a Leupold M8 4X. I used Weaver bases & Millett low rings, & had no thumb on hammer problems. I choose the bases & rings for low positioning & light weight. The factory open sights were useable with bases in place. Simply unscrew the rings, & you're in business. | |||
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I've struggled with this a lot. for a scope with a 32 mm bell you need medium rings anything bigger you need high rings. note, you still have to take off the rear sight for them to work ! I have 3 blr's and it's been a problem. I use a 1.5x4.5 leaupold on my .358 A 2x7 works fine on the other two | |||
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use a Leupold 1x4 varible, thats all the scope you will need for hunting..and you can get it down real low..I use a few of the old 3X Leupolds and they are a great scope. Ray Atkinson Atkinson Hunting Adventures 10 Ward Lane, Filer, Idaho, 83328 208-731-4120 rayatkinsonhunting@gmail.com | |||
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Can I gain enough clearance on the hammer by getting a scope with more eye relief. | |||
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You need a hammer extension. Uncle Mike's has some that fit most of them. I have been unable to find one that will fit an 81 with the folding hammer. Maybe one for the new version will fit, as the new one's have a folding hammer also. | |||
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