Rifle Scopes any problems using a 20 moa mount with vortex pst 1-4x24 on ar15?

[bloodsport06]

So I just bought an american defense 20 moa mount from primary arms for my pst 1-4. I was talking to someone and they said I might not be able to zero my scope in at 100 yards. I figured id get the 20 moa mount In case in the future I go with a high power scope and want to reach out further. I know I dont need the 20 moa now, just figured it wouldnt have any negatives to have. Does anybody have this combination? Any opinions? Im building a ar15 right now. All I have left is a barrel nut and buffer. Waiting on everything else to show up. Might be a little while before I get to try and sight the rifle in so im asking here. Might have to send mount back and get the regular ad recon mount
Thanks

 

[diggler1833]

I don't know of too many people that have done what you are in the process of. FYI Vortex is claiming a TON of internal elevation and windage adjustement on the 1-4x24 PST line. You should have no problem zeroing your scope at 100yds.

 

[RFutch]

I've got one in a NF 20 Moa mount. Works great.

 

[bloodsport06]

ok, awesome to hear! i emailed american defense and they weren't sure if the scope would bottom out b4 100 yards or not. thanks for the info!

 

[42769vette]

Who ever told you it wont be able to zero is ignorant especially if you have the exposed turret version. The exposed turret version could be probably be zeroed on a 60moa base with 220 moa internal travel. The capped version only has 90 moa travel, but you will still be more than fine.

 

[samnev]

I have an AI 20 moa mount and zeroed @ 100 yards without any problems.