How did the mounting system on Tikka rifles change through time? Nowadays, Tikka T3/T3x is a well-known rifle made by the Finnish manufacturer Sako. More… Read More »Tikka Rifles & Mounting Systems Through Time
With their innovative saddle mount system, Blaser has simplified the connection between rifle and scope. This mounting system has four notches for mounting directly onto… Read More »Blaser Mounts – Weight Comparison
Introduction When discussing Sako’s tapered dovetails on their rifles, Optilock mounts are among the best choices on the market. The main reason for this statement… Read More »Non-original mounting parts on Optilock bases
Picture this: you are trying to mount a scope on an AR-15 or AR-10 platform, or perhaps something similar. You Google what the best mount… Read More »Why Use a Cantilever Mount on AR rifles?
An age-old debate in the tactical community, especially among the AR enthusiasts, is, and always will be, the height of sighting devices mounted on the… Read More »Absolute and Lower 1/3 Co-Witness
Introduction Pivot mounts have been one of the most popular types of mounts on hunting rifle scopes in the last decades, especially in Europe, where… Read More »Different Types of Pivot Mounts
Hello and welcome to another episode of Optics Trade Debates video. We continue on our path of going through and explaining all the product categories… Read More »Fixed Mounts | Optics Trade Debates
Hello and welcome to another Optics Trade Debates video. Today’s topic of discussion are Weaver and Picatinny rings, a separate category of products available on… Read More »Weaver Rings vs. Picatinny Rings | Optics Trade Debates
A, B and C markings refer to the distances between holes on the rail/mount. A is the distance between the front two holes on the rail/mount. Optics Trade
Hello. Welcome to another episode of Optics Trade Debates. Today, we’re here to talk about risers, a subcategory of mounts available on our webpage. … Read More »Risers | Glossary