I have an impact precision bolt with 20 moa cant built in. I am trying to decide on getting a Spuhr scope mount with 10 moa cant or 0 moa cant. With the 10 moa cant scope mount (30 moa cant total) it seems it would put the zero for the Vortex Razor with about 8 mils of downward elevation. My question is if this is still within the area that would have ideal clarity and field of view. I know the closer you get to the edge/limit of the scope the optical clarity and field of view can get worse. Thanks!
30 MOA Cant for Vortex Razor Gen 3 6-36 x 56
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The Vortex RG3 does very well with IQ at extreme elevation, I would be fine with 30 moa...
That's the exact reason why you want a lot of cant in the mount. Where do you need the best optical clarity, when you are zeroing at 100yds or pushing it out past 1000?
But it’s a non issue with either with only a 30 moa mount. It will be as clear at 100 as it is at 1000+. The Gen III won’t be near the edges with 30 moa and even when it is it’s still clear.
They have just had too many issues/failures. Honestly I'd recommend just about any other high-end mount. As mentioned above, area 419 probably has the best, while over engineered, mount going right now. That being said, Grey ops, nightforce, seekins, Badger, Vortex PMR, etc also work great.
I’m trying to figure out when this started. I’ve used Spuhr mounts for years and never had an issue with them. They used to be THE mount for almost everyone, when did they fall out of favor and get such a bad wrap after being pretty much the standard for high end for so many years?
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