Hi , guys i received my Vsr-10 in the mail yesterday ( after 5 weeks of waiting) and I cannot wait to put all the upgrades into it! But before i do that i want to put a scope on it, i am using high scope mounts but when i look at the gun it looks a bit weird, a bit too high. The scope mounts i have now work well with me but will the high scope mount mess with accuracy? make it easier to spot? I just need some honest opinions on my dilemma.
Scope mounts: high/low
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There are a few threads on this if you search. However, The high scope rings will help a lot if you are using a full face mask. If you aren't and you are usually comfortable using lower rings then use lower rings. Usually I use low to med. rings depending on the type of optic/type of firearm, and I don't use a full face mask when I play so I have low mounts on my SL9, but it is on that top rail, so that throws a twist in there.
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If you have a a silencer on your gun and plan to ghillie it up definitely get high mounts. My silencer obstructs my view a bit.
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I always go with medium. Perfect height for me. Also how big is the scope you are getting?
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The Ares M200 required high ring for zero!!
But I usually use medium.
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But I usually use medium.
Wolf
The scope is not to big its similar to the kings arm scope (
http://www.airsoftcenter.eu/Product.asp?ID=90165837 )
http://www.airsoftcenter.eu/Product.asp?ID=90165837 )
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There's nothing to do with the scope size, it's personal or in my M200 case functional preference.
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Well, if you have a crazy big objective lense it could be an issue, but usually not. (e.g. 8x50 - "50" being the objective lense size) Thus why some companies like Luepold have started making scopes like this: http://www.leupold.com/hunting-and-shoot....eme-v arminter/wolfgeorge said:
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