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[bigted]

which is better for 22rf br. rail or blocks @ why .

 

[drover]

what is the question? It may be absolutely clear in your mind but as to what you are referring to and why it fails big time.

drover

 

[doclu60]

which is better for 22rf br. rail or blocks @ why .

I understand your question Ted. Depends on a couple of things. A pic rail usually has more weight and if you are shooting a RFBR class that has weight restrictions, that could be an issue. If shooting an Unlimited class, the rail can be preferable. They are easier to mount correctly if the receiver is drilled and tapped for the specific rail. If you have a reticle leveling tool, like the Arisaka, they are needed for use of the tool. There is also a wider selection of rings available. Both of my Unlimited rifles have pic rails and steel QD rings.

I run lightweight aluminum 2pc bases (Davidson style 3/8" dovetail) on my 10.5lb and Sporter rifles because of the the weight savings. I use lightweight aluminum rings on them as well.

Scott

 

[bigted]

what is the question? It may be absolutely clear in your mind but as to what you are referring to and why it fails big time.

drover

YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT YOUR TOYS

 

[doclu60]

YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT YOUR TOYS

Ted, too be fair, there are not a lot of serious RFBR shooters that post here. Sure there are some, but shooting bench means different things to different shooters. Also, I saw your post on another 'channel' and knew exactly what you were seeking info on.

Scott