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Canada Post’s operations is shut down due to a national strike.

For orders in Canada and USA, we have switched to other courier services and will continue shipping to you.

International orders to other countries outside of Canada and USA has been temporarily suspended until CanadaPost service is resumed. 

We offer FREE shipping on orders over $150 USD in the United States.
We also offer FREE shipping on orders over $200 CAD in Canada.

To calculate the shipping cost:

Add products to your Shopping Cart and click "Checkout" (You will NOT be charged yet). Fill in your shipping address and the the actual shipping cost and options will show up:

 

Yes, we ship to the following countries via CanadaPost: 

Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Australia, Poland, Luxembourg 

NOTE: We can export non-restricted firearm parts such as our NDT scope mounts out of Canada. It is YOUR resposibility to import them into your country - please make sure that you can import them before placing orders. See our international order policy for details

You can switch your country/currency in the menu. 

NOTE: Starshooter in Germany now carries some of our products: 

https://www.starshooter.de/
German Tactical GT GmbH
Kampstüh 1a
38165 Lehre
Tel: 0049 (0)5308 9350480
Fax: 0049 (0)5308 9350482
info@starshooter.de

 

KotCzarny in Poland also carries our products: 

KotCzarny and WestHunter PL
www.westhunter.pl
24-100 Góra Puławska
tel. +48 602 176 970
shop@westhunter.pl

Most orders begin processing as soon as your online purchase is completed. As soon as your order is shipped, you will be notified by email. Orders are typically dispatched within 1 to 3 business days (NOT including weekends and holidays).

We accept all major credit cards and PayPal.

We do not accept offline payment such as cash, cheque, money orders. 

Yes, you can pay with debit cards via PayPal, without a PayPal account. Here's how:

On the checkout page, click on PayPal:

BadAce checkout page

Then click on "Try another way" and "Pay with debit or credit card": 

Pay with Debit or Credit Card

Please check your email spam folder first and make sure that emails from info@badacetactical.com are labeled as NOT spam.

You will receive an email after your order is shipped. 

Click on "View your order" and then click on the tracking number to see the detail tracking information of your packet:


You will receive an email after your order is shipped. 

Click on "Click here to download your PDF receipt" to download the receipt:


Any good quality picatinny rings will work. We recommend Vortex rings: 

https://vortexoptics.com/riflescopes/riflescope-rings-and-mounts.html


You can use this scope ring height calculator to calculate the proper height of rings: 

https://www.scopedout.com.au/ring-height-calculator/

All BadAce scope mounts have Picatinny rails and take both Weaver and Picatinny rings.

This wikipedia page provides some good information and history of the Picatinny rail: 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picatinny_rail


Long eye relief scopes, also called scout scopes, are scopes that generally have an 8 – 12 inches eye relief. 

Comparing to regular eye relief scopes ( 2 – 5 inches eye relief), LER scopes are mounted forward of the action. This allows fast sight acquisition and the use of stripper clips for fast reloading.

We recommend the Burris scout riflescope 2-7x32mm

It has a 9.2 - 12 inches eye relief and comes with the Burris forever warranty. 


Or the Hi-Lux Optics Long Eye Relief 2-7x32mm Riflescope

It features 8.7 - 13.2 inches eye relief and a slim profile. It offers great quality at a very competitive price. We've never had any problem with the Hi-Lux. However, it does not come with a lifetime warranty. 

Both of these two LER scopes have a 32mm objective lens and can be mounted very close to the bore, which is always desired by shooters. The following two low-profile scope rings are the perfect match for this setup at competitive prices


All our scope mounts can accommodate straight bolts. However, regular eye relief scopes ( 2 – 5 inches eye relief ) are mounted further backward so you wouldn’t be able to close the bolt if you choose the regular scopes.

The solution is to use a long eye relief scope (8 – 12 inches eye relief) and our long eye relief (scout) scope mount:

Yes, the full-length NDT scope mount vibrates during the shooting. In fact, all scopes vibrate due to the recoil. Watch this video how this steel scope mount and scope vibrates:

https://youtu.be/-iJC-E0yPOA?t=14

All quality scopes are designed to withstand the recoil force that is far more violent than this up/down the vibration. The most powerful impact to the scope is the back/forward motion after the round is fire. 

The vibration does not affect the accuracy because the NDT scope mount goes back to the same position after every shot. This is the same with the rifle barrel – the barrel vibrates during the shooting (called barrel whip), but as long as it goes back to the same position after the vibration it will not affect the accuracy. This is why shooters free float their barrel for accurate rifle shootings.

We’ve done our own field testing as well. We’ve shot 240 rounds surplus 7.92x57 with K98k scope mount and more than 300 rounds of Russian surplus 7.62x54R with the Mosin Nagant scope mount and both rifles hold zero. The scope that we used were Vortex Crossfire II 4-12x40 AO – they are entry level good quality scopes.

Before we provide a definitive "Yes" or "No" response, take a moment to appreciate some iconic images of World War II snipers with their rifles. 

Soviet snipers equipped with M91/30 PU rifles:

Lady Death Lieutenant Lyudmila Pavlichenko Stamp

Yakut Sniper Fyodor Matveyevich Okhlopkov

The first one is the "Lady death" - Lieutenant Lyudmila Pavlichenko (309 confirmed kills) feature on a 1943 postage stamp. The second one is Yakut Sniper Fyodor Matveyevich Okhlopkov, with 429 confirmed kills, and was also decorated as HSU on June 5, 1965. 

German snipers with the legendary K98k sniper rifles:

K98k Sniper rifle chin weld

World War II German Sniper

It is apparent that a "chin-weld", instead of the more stable cheek-weld, was used by all these sharpshooters. This was due to the fact that these WWII rifles were not initially intended for optic attachments. When a scope is mounted on the receiver, it sits higher than the original iron sight, causing users to naturally adopt a chin-weld position. The only exception to this is the Lee-Enfield No.4 T(2), which features a cheek riser design. But even with the wooden cheek rest, it didn't seem to provide a complete cheek-weld that we see on most of the modern presision rifles today: 

Lee-Enfield No.4 T(2) sniper rifle

Lee-Enfield No.4 Cheek Riser

So, the answer is yes, add a cheek riser if you want to do presicion long range shooting with your rifle. But a cheek riser is not imperative for range plinking. 

It depends on the scope mount and the scope you choose. 

For full-length scope mounts and regular eye relief scopes mounted on top of the receiver, the stripper clips loading port will be blocked, preventing you from using stripper clips. 

For the long eye relief scope mount, if the scope is mounted forward enough to clear the loading port - Yes, you can still load your rifle with stripper clips.