Reply With QuotePeter this is just my opinion, take it as you will, but you are paying for a name not much more quality with the "big name" guys. The scope should stay firmly in place for a long time with much cheaper rings!
Can anybody tell me how those three stack up against each other in terms of quality?
Judging from a couple web reviews and price, would I be correct in saying the Farrel and Nightforce would be near equals in terms of Quality and resilience to impacts where as the TPS rings would be good but a hop, skip, and a jump off from the other two?
Let me know!
Thanks
-Peter
Peter this is just my opinion, take it as you will, but you are paying for a name not much more quality with the "big name" guys. The scope should stay firmly in place for a long time with much cheaper rings!
I've used Weaver Grand Slam rings on both my custom 308 and my 10flp 223. During normal use the zero doesn't change. Provided I use the same load, the zero doesn't change. IMO steel rings work fine.
They who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.
and thats exactly my thought about it to. Especially in todays world with cnc machines I figured TPS rings which are 1/2 of nightforce rings would probably be comparable quality. Or atleast do the job they're designed for.
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