FX No Limit Scope Mount Reviews

These rings are well made, very easy to install and make long-distance airgun shooting possible.

Nothing comes to mind. They work as advertised.

I would suggest that FX include information about what torque settings to use for the three screws used. Many other scope ring manufacturers do. This is especially important when using these rings with a spring-piston rifle which typically has a strong recoil pulse.

Good product for the price.

A) Scope barely provides enough clearance for the magazine. Another millimeter of height on the rings would be good. B) Scope rings allow for horizontal movement of the scope, but the set screws don't lock that movement down. Even cranked down tightly, scope can still tilt up and down.

These mounts do the job necessary so that the scopes are adjusted for high mount situations without having to add pads to the mounts to get the scope to operate in an acceptable range.

Nothing - They do the required job. You have to be sure the elevations screws are tightened enough, because there is a tendency for the elevation to slip if not tightened enough.

This mount allows you to adjust the elevation for longer ranges or where barrel drooping is and issue. It allows you to keep the scope internally center for better scope clarity.

Add windage addjustment.

The ring are of good quilty.

These rings are great for overcoming limited elevation adjustment in the scope. The height makes them perfect for the AirForce air rifles.

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Be advised that they are a little on the high side. Thats great if you need the extra height like on an AirForce air rifle. On others you may need a cheek riser but it is better to be too high rather than too low. The bases look like they are threaded for a scope stop pin but one is not included.

Adjustability

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If your wanting to shoot out to further distances and not use hold over, you'll wanna get adjustable rings like these .

adjustability, stability once locked in

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If you are looking to extend the range of your PCP or maybe even a magnum springer by getting more adjustability from your scope, these rings will do just that. With this set of rings, and an element scope or other brand capable of being dialed up or down, this adds a whole lot of range to your air rifle. I have both the eagle vision rings and the FX, and for the money, you can't go wrong

The FX Dreamline requires high rings; but few low cost rings calling themselves high offer measurements that let you know if they are high enough; on the other hand extra height means even more divergence on really close shots. After fooling around with home-made risers with less than stable results, I spent the bucks, and installed No Limits rings. While the Dreamline (even with a barrel band) still requires kid-glove treatment to retain zero, I do find that I can spend several (careful!) hours in rough terrain now, and still hit what I aim at. And can set the rings for magazine clearance, without excess height.

We all know what the complaint is: the price. No other issues that I have found.

The selling point on these rings is setting the rear and front differential to keep the scope at its optical center on long configurations, instead of ratcheting the turret to zero the scope. But the ability to select the exact scope height, to clear the magazine but not add undue offset complicating close shots, is the other, less mentioned, virtue.

These are fantastic mounts. They do exactly what they are supposed to and they do it well. Very strong and sturdy built. If you need to compensate for barrel droop these mounts will correct the problem.

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Make sure you are ordering the correct mount needed for your scope, i.e. 1" or 30 mm, picatinny or dovetail.

Great product.. Can set elevation with mount saving your "clicks" for further elevation.

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Great mount for Fx Crowns!

very solid in all adjustments

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do your homework

You have a lot of height adjustment if desired to correct for barrel droop, shooting at longer ranges (100+ yard), or to simply raise your scope a bit (to clear a rotary mag for ex.)

Sharp edges should be rounded off. They can easily scratch your scope and rifle. Did not like how there is an angle to the screws on the rings. Too much play in the web adjustment. It should fit together snug.

I have both the sportsmatch and FX adjustable rings. The FX rings have way more travel than the SM. But the quality of the SM rings are better and are easier to adjust (counter to Ted Bs review on YouTube). Unless you need tons of adjustment go with a the sportsmatch. I have them on a Dreamline .25 with the notorious droopy barrel. The SM rings work great.