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Title: Scoping a bullpup
Post by: JimR on February 21, 2017, 08:04:49 AM
Another question about the Kral Puncher Breaker but relates to all bullpups I guess. The way I understand conventional wisdom is to mount a scope as low or as close to the receiver as possible. Does that hold true for bullpups as well ?
Title: Re: Scoping a bullpup
Post by: Xraycer on February 21, 2017, 10:15:28 AM
With my Bullboss, which is my first bullpup, I discovered that the scope has to be built up to align the scope with the shooter's eye comfortably and minimize head/neck contortion
Title: Re: Scoping a bullpup
Post by: Tweeter on February 21, 2017, 05:00:17 PM
On my mutant my scope is 2.6 inches over the bore centerline and I get a perfect cheek weld.  This will change from person to person and depending on the gun I assume but the general wisdom is that the scope will be much higher on a bullpup.
Title: Re: Scoping a bullpup
Post by: Caretaker on March 13, 2017, 04:36:24 PM
 Jim,
 Any updates? What scope and mounts did you go with?
I'm looking for something compact , around a pound and 12-13" with AO  in the 3-12 range or close to that.
Any recommendations?
  Waiting on delivery of my new Puncher Breaker from Travis at Wicked.

 Dave
Title: Re: Scoping a bullpup
Post by: JimR on March 14, 2017, 07:53:21 AM
Caretaker, My Kral purchase has been "interesting" to say the least. I too am waiting for a WAR tuned .22 from Travis, Fedex says it will be here today. I think I am going to mount a hawke 6-12x44 I already have coupled with a .7" rail riser. If I don't like it I'll look at compact or BugBuster scopes. Hopefully the weather will cooperate this weekend and I'll get to shoot it some.
Title: Re: Scoping a bullpup
Post by: Caretaker on March 17, 2017, 11:01:10 PM
 I looked hard at the bug buster. But finally ordered the
UTG 3-12x44
 mil-dot with lighted reticle and high mounts and a parallax adjustment wheel. If this doesn't work I'll add a picatinny riser
Title: Re: Scoping a bullpup
Post by: Extreme .457 on March 23, 2017, 02:30:02 AM
   Waiting on my Black and Silver .22 Bull Pup from Baxter Walton. He's dropping a reg in her and building baffles for extra quite shooting and polishing the trigger.  I have a Hawke AirMax 4-12-44 ready and waiting with medium mounts. I love that retical on that scope. Baxter should have her to me in two weeks. It's in his possession at the moment. But, he is moving his shop,to his house. So he's running a little behind schedule at the moment. Super excited to recieve her and put some JSB 18.1 and 16gr pellets to the test!! I have a few tins of Predator GTO that I want to test also.

Best of Luck Brothers
Title: Re: Scoping a bullpup
Post by: JimR on March 23, 2017, 08:07:10 AM
.457, keep us posted when you get it. FWIW you might want to go ahead on find some high rings. Seems the rail is too low for most of us. I went with a .7 inch riser and high rings, still not crazy about it ( gun is great ). Ordered a UTG 4016x44 compact scope for it to see if it makes much difference.
Title: Re: Scoping a bullpup
Post by: Mikey Tran on April 08, 2017, 03:04:16 AM
I looked hard at the bug buster. But finally ordered the
UTG 3-12x44
 mil-dot with lighted reticle and high mounts and a parallax adjustment wheel. If this doesn't work I'll add a picatinny riser

I have the utg 3-12x44 on my marine punch breaker . Works great zeroed in with no issues