M118LR
Master
My Ruger Scout Rifle draws a lot of attention everytime I take it to the range. I find that a lot of folks that I allow to give it a test drive find the scope setup uncomfortable off a rest, yet when handled offhand many of their opinions change. Opinions vary on long eye relief day scopes mounted scout style forward of the ejection port. I find the balance point of the setup favorable, and having the bolt action ejection port completely open makes cleaning activities about the simplest of operations. Yet attempting to adjust the turrets while still being behind the glass (rifle still mounted on my shoulder) is problematic, and even more difficult without the rifle sitting on a cradle. What's your take (favorable opinions or disadvantages) on Scout Style Long Eye Relief Day Scopes mounted forward of the rifles ejection port?