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Haven't mounted a scope in a while. Why would I mount a rail, and tensioned scope rings when I could go one piece ?

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I was thinking "cool " till I realized my 40+ yr old Remington 30-06 has a similar mounting.


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The new mount is going to be on a Muzzleloader. Once the scope lands it will stay. I'm going to say that this
old fitment might not be the best. DNZ offers many specific receiver fits. What am i missing ? Thanks

That's an old Redfield "widefield" scope in the picture. grin

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There are plenty of reliable mounting systems out there. DNZ are excellent if they suit you. I use picatinny most of the time because of convenience when switching scopes.

I find those old windage adjust Redfields personally offensive. The only thing I despise more is a see-thru ring. Remember Kwik-Site, the Baker stand of scope rings?

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I’ve used Talley lightweight one pieces on probably the last 10 rifles I’ve put together. Nothing wrong with DNZ I just personally think they look like a PVC pipe strap. The one pieces you theoretically don’t worry about alignment issues or having to lap. Talley actually recommends not lapping.

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Kwik sites on 742's put many a deer on the ground.


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Originally Posted by Tree Dweller
Why would I mount a rail, and tensioned scope rings when I could go one piece ?

Is it because all other scope mounts failed to work after 100 years?

No.

Then maybe the real question is the opposite....why should you even consider DNZ?

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because DNZ are mounts for people who can't otherwise figure it out. The fugly aspect is just a bonus that makes the user easily identifiable to the rest of us.


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Originally Posted by Goatkiller
Originally Posted by Tree Dweller
Why would I mount a rail, and tensioned scope rings when I could go one piece ?

Is it because all other scope mounts failed to work after 100 years?

No.

Then maybe the real question is the opposite....why should you even consider DNZ?

Answer:

because DNZ are mounts for people who can't otherwise figure it out. The fugly aspect is just a bonus that makes the user easily identifiable to the rest of us.

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I asked because it's been forever. Thanks for the kind words. How bout a set of single machined receiver specific bases ? I still don't want a rail. Don't make me get a rail. smile

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Get Talley light weight you won’t be disappointed


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For your purpose, I'd use the DNZ. Rail mounts are not superior. You have to spend some money and jump hoops to get to the same place with a rail system. Once there, the rail system is handy. But you say you wouldn't take advantage. So why bother?

The DNZ is a far superior mount to the Redfield. I mean gosh lee.


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