I’ve always used leupold mounts and haven’t had any problems whatsoever out of them. However, I just bought and older savage 110 in 7mag with a flat rear reciever and can’t seem to find the leupold mounts for them so I may need to swap things up on this one

I may have what you're looking for...

I use a picatinny rail and Leupold Mark 4 rings.

Never had all the problems with mounts and rings that everyone else seems to have either.

I like Burris Signature rings myself but the bases can be universal dovetail for all I care... all the way up to picatinny rails. The most important thing is setting it up properly with the height and eye relief.

What I am saying is don't convince yourself you need Talley's just because that's what the cool kids put on their rifles and wind up with a scope that is not properly setup.

DNZ are fugly. Just don't go there.

Some of us have been using Talleys for decades, because they work....not because somebody wanted to label them ‘cool’. They check a lot of boxes that other setups can’t or won’t.

I like the fact that Talley Lightweights are base and ring in one set with no connection between.

Been using them for years with zero problems. I only use rails and rings if I want to do +20 MOA on the rifle, or if I can't buy Talley to fit.

DNZ does the same thing, just looks awful.

Struck a nerve with the Talley comment I see....

I'm going to say something about a Ruger shooting better than a Tikka next... be ready!

Just recently went to talleys. Leupolds before that with no problems.

Awww chit. Goat's gonna stir up a hornet's nest if he dares to defame the vaulted Tikka rifles.

Yeah.Here,hanging on every word...

Mark me as one of the “cool kids” that likes Talley

install a picatinny rail properly bedded to the rifles receiver and you open up alot more doors for rings I use Vortex precision rings.

Thanks for the recommendations guys. I’m looking into all of them. I like the idea of the picatinny rail but dang they are high... didn’t think I’d have to put $100 into just mounts, but I may

Talley one piece for a hunting rifle. If you need 20 MOA, go rail and rings.

A Browning or a Sako will out shoot either one of em so go for it!

Concur.

DNZ. Last time I checked, the deer weren't too concerned about how purty my rifle was.

Functionality and affordability > fashionability

That's what I don't understand. DNZ mounts cost more than Talley, have less options for height and tube size, and look hideous.What's the advantage?

Have always used Leupold and Talley

I didn't want to be the one to break it to him.