There is a whole plethora of information about rings heights, usually from the manufacturers, but a dearth of information about base heights.
Since the distance your scope's bell is above the barrel is a function of both ring height and base height, I thought it might be useful if we could compile a list of base heights.
From a standardization viewpoint please measure from bottom of the base to the top of the Picatinney rail (not the grove), both front and rear.
Here my contribution: For a Remington 700 Short action one piece base:
Ken Farrell 0 MOA base:
Front: .430"
Rear: .550"
Ken Farrell 20 MOA base:
Front: .430"
Rear: .575"
The bottom of the base is curved, but I tried to place the jaws right in the middle by eyeball.
Thanks,
Bob
Since the distance your scope's bell is above the barrel is a function of both ring height and base height, I thought it might be useful if we could compile a list of base heights.
From a standardization viewpoint please measure from bottom of the base to the top of the Picatinney rail (not the grove), both front and rear.
Here my contribution: For a Remington 700 Short action one piece base:
Ken Farrell 0 MOA base:
Front: .430"
Rear: .550"
Ken Farrell 20 MOA base:
Front: .430"
Rear: .575"
The bottom of the base is curved, but I tried to place the jaws right in the middle by eyeball.
Thanks,
Bob