desertstormvet
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For my .308, which has an adjustable cheek piece, my scope objective is mounted approximately 1/16" above my barrel. In this configuration, my cheek piece is kept fully seated. I'm thinking about raising my scope, slightly, to give me some wiggle room (with the cheek piece) and allow me to optimize my shooting position. Is there any benefit one way or the other...for example, can I get a better sight picture with a higher mounting? I get the geometric aspect of having the barrel and scope center lines as close together as possible...