Brian Rowland from United States, MS Public Profile

34mm rings.
Make sure to check alignment and lap as required.
After lapping they worked just like they should.

So I have the Eliminator 3 and the 5. The changes made to the 5 were pretty substantial in my opinion. The glass was much better on the gen5.
The Eliminator 6 is like a different scope all together ! Everything is different, and changed for the better, at least so far. The glass is much much clearer and the images are sharp out to 1000 yards. I haven't shot further than that yet. Sighted it at 100, then shot 300,550,750 and 1000 yards. 5 shots and I can finally say zero misses with this 6gen. All on 8 inch steels. Was 2 inches low at 300, 550 was less than an inch high and at 1000 was closer to perfect than I've ever shot, I hit the bottom half of the bullseye! I'm just a deer hunter, I shoot at the beginning of the season and that's about it. So if you're on the fence about buying another eliminator version thinking you'll be mad all over again, this one is the one to buy.

New Scope, base and precision rings recently purchased. I always lap the 1" and the 30mm rings. Well I couldn't find the 34mm lap bar or a kit at any of my local stores or gun shops so I installed the new scope without lapping. BIG MISTAKE ! I knew better but I wasted my time doing it anyway. I ordered this kit and solved all my issues. Bore sighted, and shot 1 was inch and a half high. Made 1 adjustment and dead on.