0 moa integral rail issue

[GrahamVT]

I have a Brownells 10/22 with a 0 moa integral rail on the receiver. I'm just about maxed out between dialing and using my reticle at 300 yards.

I'm using seekins rings, is there a easy way to add a 20-30 moa cant (shims?) to the setup with out having change to a more expensive mount? Or should I just sell the rings and buy a 20 moa seekins mount? Are there other solid 30moa/34mm mounts out there under/around the $200 price range? Thanks!!

 

[Jack Master]

Ask this in the Rifle Scope section. Fellas there should be able to help.

If it were mine, I'd get a new 20 or 30 MOA Picatinny base and use your current rings. Shims are never a good option IMOH.

 

[b2lee]

@Jack Master ....so you think he'd get looked at funny if he stuck a Charlie TARAC on a 22? Oh...I didn't see the under $200...my bad

 

[GrahamVT]

Thanks, il make a post over there. I've been looking for a 30 moa picatinny base, but everything I've found is designed for AR's and has extra height built in. I have a cheap 20 moa base that adds .5" height, but I was hoping to find something of better quality, with less added height, and 30 moa.

a Charlie TARAC would be sweet on top my 10/22!

 

[phantomskittles]

Burris XTR signature rings work. They would give you up to 40 moa cant. I would definitely go with those over shims. Unless of course you really want a one piece mount. But those rings would be a good bit under $200.

 

[chevy_man]

Sounds like you need a new scope. These guys have you covered with 114mill or 400MOA of adjustment.

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In all reality the cheapest way is burris rings with 20 or 30 MOA inserts.

 

[toader]

I'd opt for a new 20 MOA base.....