Dlask 10/22 rails

[Mr. Spectacular]

I searched....Dlask, 10/22 and rail(s) returned irrelivant things.

Can someone explain to me what purpose the Dlask 10/22 rails fulfill?

He sells .375", .500" and .750" rails for the 10/22.

Also, what are the differences between the Dlask rails and these other rails on Brownells. The Brownells rails say that they are "0 (and) 15 MOA", but Dlask makes no mention of any "MOA" increase on the page for their rails.

 

[jt_trouble]

Dlask rails are 0 MOA and the .375 - .750 refer to height over the top of the receiver.

And they look cool as opposed to just a regular flat rail

The MOA refers to the cant or degrees the rail tilts providing extra scope elevation adjustment for long range shooting.

 

[Mr. Spectacular]

Dlask rails are 0 MOA and the .375 - .750 refer to height over the top of the receiver.

Thank you.

So bear with me here, what's the difference between a 0 and 15 MOA rail?

 

[jt_trouble]

Thank you.

So bear with me here, what's the difference between a 0 and 15 MOA rail?

see above post .. I was editing while you were asking

 

[Mr. Spectacular]

Which way does a 15 MOA rail "tilt"? Is the higher end towards the butt or the muzzle?

 

[jt_trouble]

higher end is towards the butt ... so it tilts forward.

 

[Mr. Spectacular]

higher end is towards the butt ... so it tilts forward.

Ok, thank you.

One more question and than I'll stop.

Does the factory Ruger 10/22 rail have any MOA built into it, or is it 0 as well?

 

[jt_trouble]

Ok, thank you.

One more question and than I'll stop.

Does the factory Ruger 10/22 rail have any MOA built into it, or is it 0 as well?

0 MOA On the factory rail

 

[Mr. Spectacular]

Interesting. So really, there is no benefit to the Dlask rails.

I can definitely see the benefit of having a +15MOA rail, now that I understand it.

 

[jt_trouble]

Interesting. So really, there is no benefit to the Dlask rails.

I can definitely see the benefit of having a +15MOA rail, now that I understand it.

the Dlask rails are nicely made and work well for raising your scope without having to buy different size/height rings of your using lows.

 

[Mr. Spectacular]

It's too bad Dlask doesn't make a .375" with 15 MOA, that would be cool.

 

[hoytcanon]

It's too bad Dlask doesn't make a .375" with 15 MOA, that would be cool.

The purpose of rails is to mount stuff on the gun... if you don't want to mount stuff then don't buy the rails... as JT said, they can also assist with long range sighting and they "look cool."