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Post by bigbrowndog on Mar 21, 2024 20:34:30 GMT -5
Do they hold up to recoil forces?? I’ve got a vintage build to work on and want to keep everything period correct. If they don’t hold up ill go with Redfield
Trapr
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Post by wilecoyote on Mar 21, 2024 21:11:56 GMT -5
...you can bet they do, in my .44magnum(s) for sure_ after the first blue steel combo, I bought another inox, just in case_ I love them ...and no, they don't mar the upper frame _
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Post by brant on Mar 21, 2024 22:05:40 GMT -5
I only have one set. It holds a 2x leupold onto a stock ruger 45 colt bisley. It was set up this way when I purchased it. I have shot it a good bit with some heavier loads and it has never moved. That’s all I know.
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Post by wilecoyote on Mar 22, 2024 1:49:54 GMT -5
Note: it's probably superfluous to mention it here, but, when disassembled, the two side surfaces look the same, but even if imperceptibly they are not. it's easy to confuse them, but inverting them means preventing the cylinder from leaving or re-entering the frame, and if one force it do damage_ ...here and above I'm referring to Buheler S&W revolver mount only, o.c._
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Post by bradshaw on Mar 22, 2024 7:58:51 GMT -5
Do they hold up to recoil forces?? I’ve got a vintage build to work on and want to keep everything period correct. If they don’t hold up ill go with Redfield Trapr ***** Trapr.... Buehler mounts & rings represent the epitome of elegance. Precisely aligned & machined, expertly polished & blued. The secret to securing the scope under recoil is to remove enough shims from the top of the ring(s) to clamp the scope tube. I used Buehler on some wonderful rifles, but haven’t tried Buehlers on handguns. David Bradshaw |
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Post by eagle1899 on Mar 22, 2024 15:25:59 GMT -5
Redfield dual dovetail would be my pick.
No unsightly windage screws in the back.
Bottom screw rings for a bonus
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Post by reflex264 on Mar 26, 2024 8:31:48 GMT -5
I have them on that .357 that had been through torment. Someone at some point in time boogered the screws on it. The front cross bolt that holds the front ring broke. I made a new screw for it and cut down torx screws to go back in the top of the rings. The biggest thin to remmeber with Buehler scope mounts is to make sure you get the spacers correct. In the brand new sets years ago the spacers were laminated so you could peel off layers to achieve the correct thickness. I have bought sets of them that were missing the spacers. You can make them from aluminum then file fit them. It is a gorgeous and strong mounting system.   |
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