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what height will fit the best and lowest to the bore with a Leupold mk 5 3.6-18x44 ? — 2 Answers

by Bill, from TX, United States Asked on December 4, 2019

Name Badger Ordnance Scope Ring, 35 mm (5)
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Answered by Jonathan D., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on March 17, 2020

Please email us at techsales@opticsplanet.com for further assistance as it will depend on the make, model, and caliber of your rifle.

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Answered by MrCharles, member, from VA, United States, on April 04, 2020

I have the same scope. If you have an all flat top rail such as an AR, the lowest you can go without the Objective Bell touching the rail will be the 1.125" rings, which clears the top of the rails by 0.075 inches. If your rail is short and raised, like a scope base on a bolt action rifle, go with the 1" rings, which the objective bell will dip below the top of the rail by about 0.05 inches.

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