Precision/Sniper/Tactical

Mister Donut said:
When I e-mailed Coretac for my Spuhr, I gave them specs of my rifle, and the distance I was planning to shoot and they gave me a recommendation on which mount to use.

I found their suggestion worked out perfectly. Might qant to give them a shout and ask :)
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Coretac Solutions? Never again! Good that it worked out for you. I rather deal with Wolverine or any other sponsors here seriously.

Here is my experience with Kamran from Coretac Solutions:
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...and-strange-experience-with-Coretac-Solutions!!
 
bacardi said:
Coretac Solutions? Never again! Good that it worked out for you. I rather deal with Wolverine or any other sponsors here seriously.

Here is my experience with Kamran from Coretac Solutions:
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...and-strange-experience-with-Coretac-Solutions!!
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Ouch, ok, that sounds like a pretty crummy experience. Yeah, I would agree with you that the service from them wasn't particularly friendly.

As for which mount, I'm using the SP-4002 (o moa cant) for my Steiner (similar dimensions as the S&B) which is sitting on top of a 45moa rail. I also have the SP-4602 with 20.6 moa cant, sitting on top of a 20 moa rail. Both rifles are flat tops hence the mount.

For your rifle, you may be able to use the lower 34mm mounts:

SP-4001 - 30mm tall, 0 moa

SP-4601 - 30mm tall, 20.6 moa

SP-4006 - 34mm tall, 0moa

Hope that helps :)
 
My newest toy. Savage 110 HS Precision 338 Lapua (minus the HS precision) with the Cadex Lite Strike chassis:

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With a few of my other precision rigs:

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Tikka223 said:
So Mr. Donut, out of all those higher end scopes, which one is your favorite and which one do you think is the best value?
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To tell the truth, I really can't tell the difference in clarity between the S&B and the Steiner. I haven't had a chance to play around with the Vortex and the S&B beyond 200m, but the tracking on both the Bushnells and the Steiner are A+. On a piss pouring day, overcast skies and lack of sleep, the Steiner made the target at 1,300m appear bright and clear. Both the S&B and Steiner are retardedly expensive and the only reason I grabbed them was because of significant discounts and a little fibbing to the wife.

If it weren't because of those circumstances, I would be perfectly happy with the Bushnell HDMR and XRS rifle scopes.

That being said, you probably shouldn't give too much weight to my opinion as I'm not a very good shooter and my eyes aren't particularly good.
 
Pgw love

Here is some love from PGW, from the Coyote to the LRT-3 . Crappy cell pics as it was +30C out. Working it to 1000M.

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Mister Donut, which height spuhr mount did you get?

I'm trying to decided which height I'll need for my custom 308 build that should be done in about a month and a half to mount my Tangent Theta on.
 
nthrxx said:
Mister Donut, which height spuhr mount did you get?

I'm trying to decided which height I'll need for my custom 308 build that should be done in about a month and a half to mount my Tangent Theta on.
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I'm using the SP-4002 and SP-4602, both are 38mm tall and work perfectly for flat top chassis type rifles. :)
 
nthrxx said:
Mister Donut, which height spuhr mount did you get?

I'm trying to decided which height I'll need for my custom 308 build that should be done in about a month and a half to mount my Tangent Theta on.
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depending on your chassis/stock selection you COULD go with the 34mm one. When I had my PMII on my cadex chassis there was a HUGE gap with the 38mm one. The 34mm would have worked as the rail is higher than hand guard.
 
Mister Donut said:
Ouch, ok, that sounds like a pretty crummy experience. Yeah, I would agree with you that the service from them wasn't particularly friendly.

As for which mount, I'm using the SP-4002 (o moa cant) for my Steiner (similar dimensions as the S&B) which is sitting on top of a 45moa rail. I also have the SP-4602 with 20.6 moa cant, sitting on top of a 20 moa rail. Both rifles are flat tops hence the mount.

For your rifle, you may be able to use the lower 34mm mounts:

SP-4001 - 30mm tall, 0 moa

SP-4601 - 30mm tall, 20.6 moa

SP-4006 - 34mm tall, 0moa

Hope that helps :)
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Mister Donut, can you please post some pics of your rifle that uses SP-4602 that sits on 20 MOA rail?

My FN SPR A5M XP has 20 MOA rail but it is not flushed with the rifle.
https://www.fnamerica.com/products/rifles/spr-series/fn-spr-a5m-xp/

Wolverine suggests SP 4002, but if I can go lower with my scope then I want to go lower as long as it has enough clearance between the scope and the barrel.
 
bacardi said:
Mister Donut, can you please post some pics of your rifle that uses SP-4602 that sits on 20 MOA rail?

My FN SPR A5M XP has 20 MOA rail but it is not flushed with the rifle.
https://www.fnamerica.com/products/rifles/spr-series/fn-spr-a5m-xp/

Wolverine suggests SP 4002, but if I can go lower with my scope then I want to go lower as long as it has enough clearance between the scope and the barrel.
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You want the SP 4001. Lowest available Spuhr option and it will clear the barrel.
 
bacardi said:
Mister Donut, can you please post some pics of your rifle that uses SP-4602 that sits on 20 MOA rail?

My FN SPR A5M XP has 20 MOA rail but it is not flushed with the rifle.
https://www.fnamerica.com/products/rifles/spr-series/fn-spr-a5m-xp/

Wolverine suggests SP 4002, but if I can go lower with my scope then I want to go lower as long as it has enough clearance between the scope and the barrel.
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Yep, check out post #2023:

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...r-Tactical?p=12701621&viewfull=1#post12701621

The first rifle posted (Savage 110 in the tan Cadex chassis) is using the Spuhr 20.6 moa mount on a 20 moa rail for a total of 40.6 moa.

A few photos down, there's another tan rifle using the 0 moa mount on a 45 moa top rail. Keep in mind, both of these rifles are flat tops, so as Macroman said, you should be able to get away with using the SP-4001, the lowest mount Spuhr has.
 
Look at your rifle, take a straight edge along the rail. You'll see how much extra room you got to play with between objective and handguard. If you had a full length rail then you'd need the taller mount, as your objective would be impacting the rail.
 
bsand said:
Look at your rifle, take a straight edge along the rail. You'll see how much extra room you got to play with between objective and handguard. If you had a full length rail then you'd need the taller mount, as your objective would be impacting the rail.
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I did use tape measurement and input the measurement on the website. I wonder if SP4001 will not clear the barrel and SP4002 will have too much room. Has anyone ever used the calculator? Is there a way to be sure if I don't have the scope yet to try it on the rifle? I am trying to order it at the same time with the scope to save shipping.
 
My pal used a lower mount for is TRG-22 (not a flat top), though I'm not sure if he used the 30m or 34mm tall mount:

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