precision_shooter
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As long as the mount is solid with no movement, you get a comfortable and CONSISTENT cheek weld and sight picture every time you mount the rifle, without having to adjust your position, then it's good to go.
It could be 3 feet above the rifle, but as long as you have the adjustment you need and it is in a solid mount that does not allow it to move from recoil, and you can comfortably mount and shoot every time, then you should be good to go.
Nice choice in rifle. I have the 20" version in 6.5 Creed with a Burris Veracity 5-20x FFP scope and love the setup.
Mine is not purely for target work, it also gets the hunting duties, which is why I went with the shorter version for less weight and easier to carry.
It could be 3 feet above the rifle, but as long as you have the adjustment you need and it is in a solid mount that does not allow it to move from recoil, and you can comfortably mount and shoot every time, then you should be good to go.
Nice choice in rifle. I have the 20" version in 6.5 Creed with a Burris Veracity 5-20x FFP scope and love the setup.
Mine is not purely for target work, it also gets the hunting duties, which is why I went with the shorter version for less weight and easier to carry.