Hey guys,
I have a couple quesitons here:
1) Rings: Are good scope rings REALLY worth it? If so, why? I have always bought "generic"/cheap rings. I happen to like "high" or "extra high" rings, i guess to make my stupid shaped head more comfortable. But I have also never spent more than $20 (or so) on a set. Am I setting myself up for failure?
2) I've never had the chance to look through/use a REALLY good scope. The best I have had and used is a low end Leupold. I've recently bought a couple of the Nikon Prostaff's from Dick's. (for an AR and a .17), I wonder am I really handicapping myself or am I shooting well within the capabilities of these things?
3) And the big question - Aside from going to an Appleseed (which I am hoping to do in October) is there a good tutorial or book or something I can do to get a better "grip" on positioning and things to do to be more accurate? Tips on positioning etc. I am pretty OK on the basics (breath control, trigger control etc.)
I have a couple quesitons here:
1) Rings: Are good scope rings REALLY worth it? If so, why? I have always bought "generic"/cheap rings. I happen to like "high" or "extra high" rings, i guess to make my stupid shaped head more comfortable. But I have also never spent more than $20 (or so) on a set. Am I setting myself up for failure?
2) I've never had the chance to look through/use a REALLY good scope. The best I have had and used is a low end Leupold. I've recently bought a couple of the Nikon Prostaff's from Dick's. (for an AR and a .17), I wonder am I really handicapping myself or am I shooting well within the capabilities of these things?
3) And the big question - Aside from going to an Appleseed (which I am hoping to do in October) is there a good tutorial or book or something I can do to get a better "grip" on positioning and things to do to be more accurate? Tips on positioning etc. I am pretty OK on the basics (breath control, trigger control etc.)