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Question: What height of scope rings would I need to mount this on a Savage 93r17 with bull barrel?
Document: Xlnt scope. Mounted it on my Savage 17 caliber heavy barrel. After zeroing scope, shot 5 rounds hornaday ammo groupingabout 1 1/4 inch at 100 yards.
I purchased this for my new Savage HMR 17 and I would recommend it for other buyers to put on  a 17 HMR.The name says it all  &#34; Sweet&#34;
I live a long way from any store that had bases and I have to cross a toll bridge to get there. While waiting for the scope I bought some bases that were marked for 40mm scopes. They were not high enough so I made the trip again for bases for 44mm. They didn't work. Made the trip again and got bases for 50mm and they worked. If you have the "bull" barrel on your gun you may find the same problem.Oh!
Great clear scope for the price. The red and green option are cool but dont know when I would really use them. You can spend a lot more money and not get as good a scope.
I was very excited about the fact that this scope is a trajectory scope but that wore off at the range. Went to get it sighted in and soon found out that the windage adjustment recticle was non-responsive. No matter what it would not move from low and left. Just better off buying a simple plane jane scope.
This is a nice clear scope for the money, works great on my .17 Savage rifle I  also have a sweet .223 on my Savage .223 target rifle and it works very good. They are not a Zeiss scope by no means but I don, t have that kind of money to put into a .17 or .223 rifle.
It's the most suitable scope for .22 cal, considering the price. It's the top in it's class meduim profile rings works great.
I have not used it that much, but I have sighted it in and I am satisfied with the optics. The only beef I have is that one of the little locking screws is missing. It is a special allen screw that is not available elsewhere. I tightened the remaining two screws more than I normally would in hopes they will be adequate to hold adjustment when in use. (I do have some doubt.)
Fits my savage .17 hmr like a glove!! When I went to the range to site it it was barely off to begin with and no I didn't bore sight it either! took five minutes at 25yds, another 5min at 50yds, then just a few adjustments at 100yds... varmit beware ;).
I  have two of these, this one and the one with the bullet drop comp adjuster on it. They are both super accurate, makes the savage 17 a real tack hammer, capable of 3-4 shot groups the size of a dime! Turkeys, quail and squeakers beware. Why eat buckshot, get your quail or turkey with a head shot at 150 yards.
Answer: yes