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Also if your issue is that you want to squeeze every single bit of travel (I wouldn’t recommend it) but you can do the Burris Bushing rings and use the inserts so that you can have a zero at the mechanical bottom of your scope and then have all the 117 moa of travel. But if your issue is that you’re just short 10 moa of the 117 then it’s just silly. 10 moa is nothing on the long range game, just get a TARAC or other periscope attachment and get another 100+ moa
This is just a discussion mate no need to ruffle your feathers. The 55 MOA rail is already there and the rifle needs a further 10 MOA to hit the point of aim at 100M that means 65MOA lost. If it was possible to bottom out the zero stop lever under the turret but this is factory set at around 50% of elevation and so is lost to zero at 100m the rifle should be shooting high with a 55MOA rail and 10 MOA on the turrets but it's not !. This is possible in a NF scope hence my question. A 100-yard zero is not normal for ELR because elevation being is wasted as you rarely shoot under 800 m so zero offset is dialled into your ballistic app which takes this into consideration in calculating your dope.Clearly you have no idea what you are talking about. You have 107 MOA of travel after zero in a scope that has 117 of total travel. How you expect a rail to get you more elevation is beyond me. In any event you really don't want to be at the extremes of travel in the scope anyway. Addint a Charlie TARAC will get you all the elevation you can possibly use, also pretty standard.
A 100 yard zero is perfectly normal for ELR work. You are certainly welcome to zero further, knowing that it is zeroed only for the conditions existing at the time and changing as the conditions change.
Yeah I've got 29 mils with 20moa rail + 20moa mount= 40moa total. I happened to stop by the house so I dialed mine all the way to see and it's 29 mil total that I can dial on my 527, which is what, roughly 97moa?That's funny ..... my 527 zco had 31.5 mils of travel after zeroing at 100 so roughly 108 moa. Using a 50 moa mount...
I never shot ko2m so.....
WRONG ZCO scopes ship wth full elevation available so I had 117 MOA of elevation available out of the box notwitstanding a 55 moa rail the scope shot low by 10MOA so these 55MOA are in the scope hence the loss of MOAs. It's not how many clicks you have it's where the point of impact is in relation point of aim inbuilt in the scope .The zero stop is built into the knob. There is nothing to set. If you need more down than the knob allows at it's factory setting, unlock the screws and turn the know UP until you hit the down value required, lock the knob. Dial down to get to zero. Rezero the knob. I don't understand how you think you are 'wasting' 50 MOA of travel, since you state you have 107 available out of 117 maximum.
If you have not noticed, most scopes ship with the adjustments centered.
BTW thanks for the video proves my point that to zero at 100m he lost 12/13 mils and had to have a 20MOA sloped picatinny too.
Chris its 55MOA on the rail and an additional 10moa on the turret so its 65MOA what am I missing?That’s not an additional 10 moa it’s a negative 10 moa. You need to think it through I think.
Or maybe my explanation is bad. That’s very possible.
The 10 moa you’re dialing to get a 100 yard zero should be compensated for by a 20 moa Mount. Something like the Spuhr 6002 or the ones ZCO sells which is what I’m using.
everything. you're missing everything.Chris its 55MOA on the rail and an additional 10moa on the turret so its 65MOA what am I missing?
Ummm I dunno maybe perhaps how to zero a scope and possibly how to set said scopes zero stop correctly... Possibly missing how to do the math to estimate travel....Chris its 55MOA on the rail and an additional 10moa on the turret so its 65MOA what am I missing?
A basic understanding of scopes and mathsChris its 55MOA on the rail and an additional 10moa on the turret so its 65MOA what am I missing?
I think it’s because he’s not factoring the spin of the earth. Remember if you’re shooting east and you’re located at the equator, the planet is spinning eastwards at approx 1000mph so you have to aim 55 moa low to compensate for where the bullet will be according to the orbit. Then you have to factor the curve of the earth at 8in per square mile.everything. you're missing everything.
zero that 10moa into the turret and have 107moa or travel left, or add 5-10moa of cant into rail/mount and have 112-117moa to use.
One of us is still confusedHe dialled 12/13 mils to zero at 100 when he adjusted his zero stop he turned back leaving the 12/13mils on the turret.
Dude, nailed it!!Just mount the scope upside down and you’ll get it all back.
Just mount the scope upside down and you’ll get it all back.