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Mounts for Optisan CP 3-12x32
- Thread starter DaveD93
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BKL low, use on every rifle with a CP, works for me, especially on my HFT rifle as the scope is nice and low.
Moz58
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BKL HIGH ON MY HW97 BUT I HAVE A NECK ISSUE SO NEED HIGHS
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Snapshot
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Unfortunately, @DaveD93 has been too dull to say what gun it's for 
but, from his previous thread, it's probably for an Uragan Compact so BKL's won't fit very well.
Dave, FWIW I use TierOne highs on my Uragan but Sportsmatch high are the same height. Although they're higher than needed for the CP 3-12x32, I find they're the height I need to give the right head position, whatever the scope.
but, from his previous thread, it's probably for an Uragan Compact so BKL's won't fit very well.Dave, FWIW I use TierOne highs on my Uragan but Sportsmatch high are the same height. Although they're higher than needed for the CP 3-12x32, I find they're the height I need to give the right head position, whatever the scope.
Yeah the CP 3-12x32 will be going on the Uragan compact mate, I have the pard ds35 on my Vulcan 3 just wanted something smaller & light on the UraganUnfortunately, @DaveD93 has been too dull to say what gun it's for
Dave, FWIW I use TierOne highs on my Uragan but Sportsmatch high are the same height. Although they're higher than needed for the CP 3-12x32, I find they're the height I need to give the right head position, whatever the scope.
Avalon
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This probably isnt the answer you want, but unfortunately nobody can tell you what will work for you as they aren’t you. All you will get from questions like this is well meaning responses telling you what works for them on guns you probably don’t have, and even if you did, may well be better with a different mount.
The correct answer will be whatever puts the scope dead centre on your natural eye position when you shoulder the gun, but you’d need to work out the measurements and then find appropriate mounts, as there is no standardisation over low/medium/high from different manufacturers and even sometimes different ranges from the same manufacturer. Adjustable's can work, but the range of adjustment needs to fit your use and sometimes they struggle to go low enough.
The correct answer will be whatever puts the scope dead centre on your natural eye position when you shoulder the gun, but you’d need to work out the measurements and then find appropriate mounts, as there is no standardisation over low/medium/high from different manufacturers and even sometimes different ranges from the same manufacturer. Adjustable's can work, but the range of adjustment needs to fit your use and sometimes they struggle to go low enough.
