Here is my situation. I put together a long range bolt action rifle.
The specifics are here in this separate thread I posted about the build.
http://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=562774
Initial tests lead me to believe that with the scopes elevation knob turned all the way down the rifle will still shoot about 1.5-2" high at 100 yards.
Now I know this is a "Long Range" build rifle, but I still would like it to be able to turn the scope elevation knob down so that it could be dead on at 50-100 yards.
I do not see a work around to this situation other than removing the 20 MOA one piece base and going with a conventional base. Which of course would limit my long range capabilities.
I think I already found an answer to this issue or problem. That is to get a 15 MOA base. If that's wrong someone please let me know.
Your thoughts and opinions are appreciated.
Regards,
Rob
The specifics are here in this separate thread I posted about the build.
http://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=562774
Initial tests lead me to believe that with the scopes elevation knob turned all the way down the rifle will still shoot about 1.5-2" high at 100 yards.
Now I know this is a "Long Range" build rifle, but I still would like it to be able to turn the scope elevation knob down so that it could be dead on at 50-100 yards.
I do not see a work around to this situation other than removing the 20 MOA one piece base and going with a conventional base. Which of course would limit my long range capabilities.
I think I already found an answer to this issue or problem. That is to get a 15 MOA base. If that's wrong someone please let me know.
Your thoughts and opinions are appreciated.
Regards,
Rob
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