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Thread: Correct way to install weaver qr rings on picatinny rail ?

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    Correct way to install weaver qr rings on picatinny rail ?

    So I have a picatinny rail, and some Leupy qrw rings.

    The slot in the picatinny rail is larger than the crossbar on the qrw rings.

    What is the correct way to install a scope in this situation ?

    Both rings against front edge of slot, both against back edge, or front against front edge and rear ring against back edge ?

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    Both against forward edge
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    Quote Originally Posted by ebf View Post
    So I have a picatinny rail, and some Leupy qrw rings.

    The slot in the picatinny rail is larger than the crossbar on the qrw rings.

    What is the correct way to install a scope in this situation ?

    Both rings against front edge of slot, both against back edge, or front against front edge and rear ring against back edge ?

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    Push both the rings forward towards the muzzle until they both stop on the rail & then tighten.

    Scope goes "forward" as the rifle goes back under recoil.
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    Thanks guys, that makes sense
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    Except with a brake fitted, then advise going one forward and one back to jam it for acceleration in both directions. My scopes move nett rearward with the T2 fitted if not tight !
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