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Schultz & Larsen Tactical

The History of Schultz & Larsen

Schultz & Larsen is a Danish company that was founded in the mid-20th century by two brothers, Viggo, and Børge Schultz, and their friend, Jørgen Larsen. The company began as a small workshop producing hunting rifles and quickly gained a reputation for producing high-quality firearms. In the 1950s, Schultz & Larsen began to expand its product line to include target rifles and other competitive shooting firearms.

Throughout the following decades, Schultz & Larsen continued to innovate and improve its products, and by the 1970s, the company had become one of the leading manufacturers of competitive shooting rifles in Europe. The company's rifles were used by many Olympic and international-level shooters and several world records have been set with rifles from Schultz & Larsen.

In recent years, Schultz & Larsen has shifted its focus towards producing high-end hunting rifles, while still maintaining its reputation for quality and precision. The company continues to operate in Denmark, where all of its rifles are still handmade by skilled craftsmen.

Schultz & Larsen Tactical Rifle Review

The Schultz & Larsen Tactical is a bolt-action rifle designed for precision shooting. The rifle features a switch barrel system, which is interchangeable with any Classic or Victory model barrel. The rifle comes in two versions, the steel action version, and the aluminum action version, which is about 400 g lighter.

The rifle's solid medium or large bolt handle has a sixty-degree opening angle, and the well-designed push-feed action features three locking lugs that lock into the barrel. In terms of safety, this rifle uses Schultz & Larsen’s three-position safety that locks the bolt and the firing pin. The center position enables unloading of the rifle while the safety stays on. The rifle also has a two-stage trigger, with the first stage taking up 60% of the pull weight, allowing for a better precision. For scope mounting purposes, there is an integrated Picatinny rail on the receiver, making it easy to find a suitable solution.

The tactical PSE stock is made of strong carbon fiber and features an adjustable comb, allowing for a customized fit and optimal shooting comfort. It has two pre-fitted sling swivel studs, making it easy to carry and transport. The barrel length that depends on the caliber, ranging from 560 - 650 mm.

Schultz & Larsen Tactical, chambered for .308 Win.

Figure 1: Schultz & Larsen Tactical, chambered for .308 Win. (Source: https://schultzlarsen.com/product/tactical-2/)

Schultz & Larsen Tactical Calibers

Schultz & Larsen Tactical is chambered for the following calibers:

Standard:

  • .22-250

  • 6 mm XC

  • .243 Win.

  • .25-06

  • 6.5x47 Lapua

  • 6.5x55 SE

  • 6.5-284

  • 6.5 Creedmoor

  • .270 Win.

  • 7x57

  • 7x64

  • 7 mm-08

  • .308 Win.

  • .30-06 Spr.

  • .338-06

  • 8 x 57 JS

  • 9.3x62

Magnum (requires a bolt for Magnum calibers):

  • 7 mm Rem. Mag.

  • .270 WSM

  • .300 WSM

  • .300 Win. Mag.

  • .338 Win. Mag.

  • .358 Norma Mag.

Schultz & Larsen Tactical receiver, chambered for .308 Win.

Figure 2: Schultz & Larsen Tactical receiver, chambered for .308 Win. (Source: https://www.greatdanerifles.com/tactical-pse-stock.html)

Scope Mounts Interchangeable with Schultz & Larsen Tactical

Rifles that have one-piece mounts interchangeable with Schultz & Larsen Tactical

This rifle has a unique mounting surface. The following rifles are interchangeable:

  • All rifles with a Picatinny rail

Rifles that have two-piece mounts interchangeable with Schultz & Larsen Tactical

This rifle has a unique mounting surface. The following rifles are interchangeable:

  • All rifles with a picatinny rail

Best Scope Mounts for Schultz & Larsen Tactical

Fixed Scope Mounts for Schultz & Larsen Tactical

We recommend the ERA-TAC Ultralight Scope Mount made in Germany with a flawless low weight design. It is made of aluminum and comes with a ten-year warranty.

Detachable Scope Mounts for Schultz & Larsen Tactical

If you plan on using various scopes on your rifle, then this scope mount from the German manufacturer, Henneberger, is the way to go. The scope mount is made of steel and comes with a thirty-year warranty.

Help us Build Our Riflescope Mounts Database

If you happen to own this or any other rifle, we would appreciate it if you could help us expand our database by sending us some photos of the rifle receiver (the bare mounting surface of the rifle without the mounts installed). For your help, our company offers a fair return in terms of practical rewards.

Please send us an email for more information. You can contact us here: info@optics-trade.eu

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Airguns or pellet guns (the name comes from projectiles they shoot – pellets) are popular among all generations of people with a variety of different interests.

They are used for

  • plinking,

  • hunting,

  • sport competitions etc.

All these activities demand variety of different airguns. A lot of these applications do not require a rifle scope for using an air gun, but some of them do – especially hunting or long range shooting.

Hawke 9-11mm Match Mounts, 30mm, high

Hawke 9-11mm Match Mounts, 30mm, high

 

General Features of Airgun Scope Mounts

It is common to almost all airguns that they have 11 mm dovetail on the receiver. This dovetail is full length and it is used for mounting a rifle scope or diopter. Such dovetails are basically the same as on the rimfire rifles (.22 calibre). It is important to know that they share the same mounting platform and this is why we can found airgun scope mounts also on rimfire rifles and normally, similar scopes are used on both types of rifles.

When thinking of mounting a rifle scope on the airgun, we have to consider that spring powered airguns have strong recoil in both directions. This is why the robustness and rigidness of the mounts is extremely important (especially with spring powered airguns). This problem is not the case with rimfire rifles, where recoil is very mild.

Mostly, these mounts are made from aluminium and can also have a screw that serves as recoil stopper. The screw can be placed vertically, but with the two part design scope mounts, screw can be placed horizontally. Although, majority of airgun scope mounts comes without recoil notches. There are two options available for mounting the scope on the airgun monoblock scope mount: 25.4 mm (1’’) or 30 mm rings. Other dimensions can also be found, however - they are extremely rare.

Normally, airgun mounts are affordable and in most cases fixed. Detachable airgun scope mounts are usually very rare. However, the most affordable airgun mounts are also the ones from the lowest quality (although, sufficient) and high quality mounts can be expensive, too.

Adjustable inclination on the rifle scope mounts is advisable, usable and a lot of times needed (because of the imperfections of different parts – rifle, mount, rings and dovetail). Some of the mounts also have recoil buffer available. There are also available shock absorbing recoil buffers that can be bought separately and installed behind the scope mount and help to absorb recoil.

BKL 0.6" Long Dovetail Rings, 30 mm

BKL 0.6" Long Dovetail Rings, 30 mm


Monoblock Scope Mounts for Airguns

Monoblock scope mounts for airguns are definitely more reliable than two piece scope mounts. This is normally because they can handle recoil much better. They are robust, rigid, hard and they offer great clamping surface for the dovetail. However, with monoblock scope mounts, setting the proper eye relief might be an issue in some cases. Also, monoblock mounts are almost always more expensive than similar two piece mounts. Clamping surface on the rail which is connected to the rings in one piece is usually higher than it can be with comparable two piece mounts. This might also be an disadvantage, worth mentioning.


One Part and Two Part Design of Airgun Scope Mounts

When we are talking about two piece solutions of airgun mounts, we should not forget to mention some of the differences between one part and two part design of these mounts. One part design is easier to produce, therefore these mounts are cheaper as a rule. Versatility with one part design of scope mounts is normally poor. More options of mounting a scope are normally available with two part design scope mounts. It is good to know that airgun scope mounts for rifle scopes with rail systems are not usual (actually, they are rare). If they are available, they are normally available with two part design of scope mounts. Example for such mount could be Recknagel’s tip off mount for 11 mm dovetail on the bottom and with Zeiss rail option (ZM/VM) on the top. They also offer a LM rail version of these mounts.