This video from Smyth Busters features Brownells Gun Techs Steve Ostrem and Caleb Savant discussing whether lapping scope rings is necessary for rifle scopes. They explain that lapping is a process of removing material from scope rings to ensure a precise and consistent fit with the scope tube, preventing uneven pressure that can affect accuracy. The necessity of lapping depends on the quality of the scope rings and mounts; high-quality machined mounts may not require it, while cheaper or less precise mounts might. They offer a tip on how to determine when lapping is needed. The video emphasizes that lapping scope rings is not a myth and can be crucial for proper scope mounting.
This video provides a detailed, gunsmith-level guide on how to properly mount a firearm optic. It emphasizes the importance of lapping scope rings for optimal contact, especially with two-piece bases or lower-quality rings, to ensure accuracy and consistency. The presenter contrasts this with premium, one-piece mounts that often don't require lapping. The video aims to answer viewer questions and concerns regarding optic mounting techniques, offering practical advice for enthusiasts.
This video, presented by Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA, provides a clear and concise demonstration of how to lap scope rings on a rifle. Lapping is explained as a method to enhance the holding power of scope rings, ensuring a more secure and stable mounting of optics. The tutorial focuses on the practical steps involved in the gunsmithing process, offering valuable knowledge for rifle owners looking to improve their firearm's setup. The video emphasizes a quick and easy approach to this essential maintenance task.
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