How to Mount a Rifle Scope and Bipod | MeatEater Gear

2022-06-19 00:38:56 By : cheng iris

Properly mounting your scope is an important step in building an accurate hunting rifle. This is how to level the scope, set your eye relief, and torque the mounts. Additionally, a bipod improves accuracy in a variety of different shot scenarios. This video also shows the proper way to mount the Spartan Javelin Bipod. 

"The LHT has become my go-to scope for nearly every hunt. It’s lightweight for easy backcountry carry, yet has the glass quality and exposed turrets for precision shooting from sunup to sundown." - Janis Putelis 

This is by far our favorite bipod out there. Light, easy to use, and quick to connect, this is the perfect bipod for backcountry hunting.

The Tipton® Ultra Gun Vise features a completely modular interchangeable design to allow virtually any shape firearm or crossbow to be cleaned and worked on with ease.

The Wheeler Engineering® Professional Reticle Leveling System (PRLS) is a precision tool designed to allow a scope to be leveled on any firearm.

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