Page 4 of 7 - Bullseye ZR, for 1" or Reviews

Love it keeps Scope true on my Gamo Mag, & My Hatsan .30 Cal!

Nothing!

Idea

There was to much slop in rails wouldn't hold group properly

Spend 15 bucks on one piece mount and spend extra on scope

The latest version of the ZR Mount resolved the clearance problems the 1st GEN mounts had. I own/owned several of the origin mounts and experienced the initial shortcomings. With the latest iteration that I bought ... those are issues of the past

Unfortunately, the latest version of the ZR Mount is "Made in China"

If ya have any doubts about the efficacy of the ZR-Mount ... don't.
The recoil mitigation of the system works ... it is very effective.

There is nothing else on-the-market at this cost-point that is better ... I've looked.

If you want to have a decent scope and not destroy it... this should be the way to go. At least I have something to blame when I miss!

Can't think of any!

As this needs to move freely.... it really shows you how not tightening properly will put twist on your scope... and with this... you know the second you have an unbalanced scope as the movement locks up. Keep trying.. it will work!

So far 500 rounds through it and it's still holding up, it's better than buying another scope, if it was tighter I would recommend it. I like that it is a slider. Not quite worth what they sell them for.

Make the slide a little tighter!

The slide has a little slop in it but holding a 1.25 inch group at 25 yds

They do work at protecting your scope, but on some rifles you do need to use the anchor stud to stop forward movement.

Make one for a weber mount.

concept

it looks like this thing is a bit hit and miss Mine was a miss way to much slop in rails out of box mounted it several times with 2 different scopes never held a proper group

i hear they moved manufacuring to china and thats when its seems like a lot of bad mounts were sold but it seems like maybe they have tightened all the loose rails again so maybe itd be worth another try??????

I mounded it on my mod 54. The installation was pretty easy and the instructions were easy to follow. I had my wife record me shooting it in slow motion. It was amazing how much of the recoil the slide absorbed. Only have about 40 rounds through it so far but the poa has been rock solid through various magnification changes. So far, I'm very pleased with the mount.

It is a bit pricey.

Nothing.

Works great on my gamo 22cal swam magnum

A little shorter to fit on compact scopes

I recently bought a Diana 430L and it came with this mount and a 4-12x40A0 Diana scope included. I did not have to mount scope because it came mounted with the scope on the rifle and it was grouping 3/8 inches with the HN 8.64 at 20 yards - I havent touched the mount for anything and I have shot well over 700 shots with the rifle and it continues to function very well. The Diana 430L is a 12 FP gun so there isnt that much of a kick

I recommended the Diana mount to a friend who was having problems with his Ruger Airhawk damaging his Center Point 3-9x32 scope. He called me when he had mounted the Bullseye mount on his gun because he had to bottom out the elevation knob on his new 3-9x32 Center Point scope because it would not move the POI down far enough to hit a quarter size circle at 20 yards- it was shooting almost a foot above. Upon seeing the Bullseye mount attached to the Ruger Airhawk I immediately saw that the Bullseye mount is TOO HIGH for any rifle that may have issues witn barrel droop.

The Bullseye mount can result too high for some scopes and rifles that can have barrel droop issues. Besides that it will work just fine.
If the rifle you have works well with low mounts dont use the Bullseye mounts, they are really HIGH MOUNTS.
Another thing is that they probably dont work with rifles that have integrated Weaver/ Picatiny mountd