20MOA Base for CIL/Anschutz 310?

[mmattockx]

I would like to try more longer distance shooting this summer with my 310, but I know I will run out of elevation adjustment pretty fast past 100yds. Does anybody make a 20MOA base to fit the 310? Or should I just get a set of Burris Sig rings with the sleeves and use the offset sleeves to get my adjustment?

Scope is an older Bushnell 4200 4-16x40AO if that matters.

Thanks,
Mark

 

[rnbra-shooter]

Dunno if the this is your scope or a newer version:
http://www.bushnell.com/products/scopes/riflescopes/elite4200/424164SF/

It has 50 MOA of adjustment, which is pretty decent (heckuva lot better than scopes with 30MOA or less....!)

I quite like the Burris Signature series rings. They allow you to do a really great job setting up a scope, you can choose your scope mounting angle to quite a fine resolution. In most ways, they are a better choice than getting a one-piece base with a fixed amount of down-angle.

 

[mmattockx]

Dunno if the this is your scope or a newer version:
http://www.bushnell.com/products/scopes/riflescopes/elite4200/424164SF/

It has 50 MOA of adjustment, which is pretty decent (heckuva lot better than scopes with 30MOA or less....!)

I quite like the Burris Signature series rings. They allow you to do a really great job setting up a scope, you can choose your scope mounting angle to quite a fine resolution. In most ways, they are a better choice than getting a one-piece base with a fixed amount of down-angle.

That is a newer version, mine has the focus on the objective lense itself and 1/8 MOA adjustments (at least I assume they are 1/8MOA, it took 60 clicks to come up to a 100yd zero from a 50yd zero, which was about 7"-8" on the target). I know very little about it, it came with the rifle. I can see that I am going to have to educate myself on the scope and may be able to just use its capabilities to get what I want.

I used the Sig rings on my 12FV and was very happy with them.

Thanks,
Mark

 

[Ian Robertson]

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