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I have Model 70 Coyote and Viper 50mm scope. I'm needing rings for this set-up and it looks like I should go with high rings? Will these work — 1 Answer

by DJ, from IN, United States Asked on October 26, 2018

Name Browning 64632 Scope Mount W/Rings For XPR High Height 30mm Rings Black (4.7)
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Answered by DMM, guest, from TX, United States, on January 03, 2019

Hard to answer. You need to know the diameter of the bell outside the 50mm lens and the diameter of the scope tube.
Using the information above a 30mm low mount is centered .990 above the receiver, medium is 1.09, and high is 1.19.
Measure the diameter of the front bell and divide it by 2, then see which one will have the clearance you need.
For a 1" diameter scope mount subtract .090 from the above figures.

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