Info request on scope mount and rings

[GBolt]

Anyone know which mount and rings are in the pic? Looking to upgrade the scope and wanting to know if the hardware already on here is sufficient. Thinking about a Nikon scope.

 

[Squirt239]

Looks to be maybe a one piece base and Leupold rings??? Hard to tell...

 

[GBolt]

Looks to be maybe a one piece base and Leupold rings??? Hard to tell...

No names on anything that I can see. The base has what looks like a circle with either a letter or a number in it (but I cant make it out) its on the side just below the front ring. Might be a K, could be an R, or could be a 2 digit number "1" something.

 

[42769vette]

It looks like a Leupold standard, but I wouldn't swear to that. I would upgrade to a picatinny rail.

 

[IndyGunworks]

Its a leupold base fore sure. If you are shooting w/in the limits of the elevation in your scope it will be solid enough. not a super high end mount but quality and secure. Before you look at Nikon scopes though give allen a call ^^^ and at least give him an opportunity to put you into a scope... he will not disappoint.

 

[IndyGunworks]

It does look like your scope caps don't match the lower half.... So you might let allen set you up w/ new hardware as well.

 

[GBolt]

I think you're right. The upper portions have a different finish and different contour than the bottoms.

 

[IndyGunworks]

Definitely want to let allen set you up with a complete set up.

 

[Hookeye]

Its a leupold base fore sure. If you are shooting w/in the limits of the elevation in your scope it will be solid enough. not a super high end mount but quality and secure. Before you look at Nikon scopes though give allen a call ^^^ and at least give him an opportunity to put you into a scope... he will not disappoint.

Base looks like a Redfield JR to my old eyes (circle in the right spot and maybe an R in it).

 

[IndyGunworks]

It could be.... Same as a leupold base though w/ windage adjustable rear ring, and 1/4 turn front dovetailed ring.

 

[Hookeye]

Countour and lesser lettering suggests Redfield.

Yup, Redfield, Leupold and Buehler used the same type of rings.