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Not my experience with Leupolds unless they are the old ones with friction adjustments rather than clicks

Exactly!!!

Leupold scopes did that too, the older ones anyway.

They made a smaller frame for the 28 because the 20 is too heavy and clubby, even for a 20 in the opinion of many. The 28 is a wand. Love mine

I have a 77 mk II in the safari magnum version (RSM). It has an aftermarket recoil pad. If you have the same version, with an original recoil pad, I am wondering what is the length of pull? I am trying to determine if the stock was cut when the new pad was installed. Thanks

Thanks y’all.

Have a Ruger Safari Magnum in .375. I know the original pads were not as soft as some other pads, but I would still like to find one. Anyone know a source? Or have one yourself? Thanks

I have a Leupold 1.75-6 on one of mine. Also a Trijicon 3-9.

i was gonna suggest just trying a different scope, but I don’t like to suggest an answer to a question that was not asked. So, since you are open to another scope, most of the older 4x scopes have enough tube length and eye relief. Some new variables do as well.

Just got one. Have seen opinions that you have to epoxy the recoil plate in place in the forend, that you have to bed the action, etc. Maybe that applies to the .458 Lott. Some say you have to have special tools to torque the front action screw to 95 inch pounds. Any of you have those same...

Just got one. Have seen opinions that you have to epoxy the recoil plate in place, you have to bed the action, etc. Maybe that applies to the .458 Lott. Some say you have to have special tools to torque the front action screw to 95 inch pounds. Any of you own these rifles and have those...