Zeiss v4 main tube to short?

[45C]

Hello
My Zeiss v4 has 90 mm of mounting space, which is too short for me to get a proper cheek weld.
I have to goose neck to get a good sight picture.

Is there anything in the same quality that offers a longer main tube?

It’s sitting on a browning xbolt SS 7 RM

 

[Rusty trigger]

What about the arken epl4?
Zeiss v4 ..........?

 

[45C]

What about the arken epl4?
Zeiss v4 ..........?

Zeiss conquest V4 4-16x44
Not sure about the arken as it’s made in China.

 

[Rusty trigger]

Zeiss conquest V4 4-16x44
Not sure about the arken as it’s made in China.

i just put one on my 22-250 and love it
it is Japanese glass and lifetime warranty

 

[45C]

i just put one on my 22-250 and love it
it is Japanese glass and lifetime warranty

Specs look good, but I prefer a duplex reticle.
I looked but couldn’t find much on these in Canada

 

[45CAT]

What about a “cantilever “ mount. To move it forwards or back

 

[45C]

What about a “cantilever “ mount. To move it forwards or back

Was thinking I might try one, as long as it’s not to high

 

[KePet]

I’m betting you don’t have a full rail on the rifle. I’ve found over the years that with rifles/scopes that I like, I just go out and get a rail. It allows me a lot more options for positioning the scope, and is often the least expensive alternative to have the rifle/scope combination that I want.

 

[45C]

I’m betting you don’t have a full rail on the rifle. I’ve found over the years that with rifles/scopes that I like, I just go out and get a rail. It allows me a lot more options for positioning the scope, and is often the least expensive alternative to have the rifle/scope combination that I want.

I have an older ATRS rail that I purchased for an xbolt , few years back.
Can’t find the screws though.
I don’t think the tally screws would work.

 

[KePet]

I have an older ATRS rail that I purchased for an xbolt , few years back.
Can’t find the screws though.
I don’t think the tally screws would work.

Maybe? Any gun shop should have screws - probably #6-48. Or ATRS if they’re close. Couple bucks at most for screws and problem solved.