So I have noticed that one of the factors I look at a lot before buying a scope is its total elevation adjustment range. I understand its not the only thing that goes into a good scope but it is something that is quite important to me. Usually I tend to assume that I will be lucky to get around 2/3rds of the total elevation after zeroing provided I use a canted base of some sort. My goal then is to have enough elevation left to dial all the way through when the round will go trans-sonic often around 20+ mils. I am just curious if other people look at this as closely as I do. I have noticed scopes like the SWFA and vortex razor run 30mils of internal adjusment while the accupoints have only around 6 mils. I was suprised looking at the new Mark 8s to see they are only going to have 26-27 mils. Just been wondering if I am to wrapped up in this or if other people tend to look at the same things.
