20 moa rings
- Thread starter IDF
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- calgary alberta
Why do it correctly and use an inclined rail? That way you actually get the correct inclination with no risk to your scope tube. Rings would have to be set at a specified distance apart in order to achieve the proscribed amount of inclination and to not risk torqueing the scope tube. Not all scopes have enough tube room to accommodate this spacing and keep the scope mounted where you actually need it to be located on the rifle in order to get proper cheekweld positioning.
As someone pointed out Burris offers rings with inserts. These at least are held in place by an plastic insert that self centers inside the rings so no scope tube torque is exerted.
This is the cheapest route, but seldom is cheapest the best. Buy once, cry once and never look back.
chalkriver2
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I have a set of those XTR Signature zee rings as well as the signature zee rings and you can get up to 40 MOA with the inserts provided .
Well how much top rail does your gun come with? If it comes with a built in 20 moa top, then you'll be fine with just getting rings/mount that don't have any (0 moa) built in moa. Your scope that you bought will have enough elevation to get you out to 800.
