Question for you DTA SRS owners. I have a DTA SRS in .308 Win on it's way to me. I was wondering what DTA scope mount I need? I'm planning on mounting a SWFA SS 5-20x50 FFP. Should I go with 20, 30 or 40 moa? Planning on purchasing a .260 Rem barrel soon as well. I'll be shooting from 100-900 yards.
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Re: DTA SRS question
Jeep I have AADMOUNTS on both my DTAs and one has the same scope you are getting....they work great and AADMOUNT is a member on the HIDE too.
Jeep I have AADMOUNTS on both my DTAs and one has the same scope you are getting....they work great and AADMOUNT is a member on the HIDE too.
Re: DTA SRS question
from DTA's website:
How do I determine which taper to get in my scope mount?
Take your scopes total elevation travel and divide it by two. You will want the taper that is just under the result (example: 70 MOA/2 = 35 so the best choice is 30 MOA taper)
- 40 MOA taper (ideal for scopes with 80+ MOA of elevation adjustment, needed to shoot to 2000+ yards)
- 30 MOA taper (ideal for scopes with 65 - 75 MOA of elevation adjustment, needed to shoot to 1500+ yards)
- 20 MOA taper (ideal for scopes with less than 65 MOA of elevation adjustment, needed to shoot to 1000+ yards)
from DTA's website:
How do I determine which taper to get in my scope mount?
Take your scopes total elevation travel and divide it by two. You will want the taper that is just under the result (example: 70 MOA/2 = 35 so the best choice is 30 MOA taper)
- 40 MOA taper (ideal for scopes with 80+ MOA of elevation adjustment, needed to shoot to 2000+ yards)
- 30 MOA taper (ideal for scopes with 65 - 75 MOA of elevation adjustment, needed to shoot to 1500+ yards)
- 20 MOA taper (ideal for scopes with less than 65 MOA of elevation adjustment, needed to shoot to 1000+ yards)
Re: DTA SRS question
And you cannot go wrong wity DTAs mounts...I just prefer the AADMOUNTS. Barrett mounts work too.
And you cannot go wrong wity DTAs mounts...I just prefer the AADMOUNTS. Barrett mounts work too.
