I like your thinking.
But I don't agree with it.
As an explanation, I am an IQ (image Quality) purist. I try to stay near the optical center of my riflescopes as much as possible for the best IQ. For example, on my F-TR match rifles, which I use mostly at 1000 yards, I have mounted my riflescope using a combination of XTR Signature rings with their inserts and a 20MOA ramp to have the 1000 yard zero within a few MOAs of mechanical center. On my PRS rifle, I use a 20MOA rail on which I have a riflescope that has a turret with 10 MIL per turn (March-FX 4.5028X52). I zeroed at 100 yards and set the knob cap to 0 at that spot. Within 1 10 MIL rev, I can go from 100 to about 900-some yards. I am not using anywhere near the available amount of travel with that setup. On the 1-10X24, you have 50MIL of elevation travel, and you have a 0-set in the shuriken elevation knob. That should be able to take you to a few 1000 yards. The windage knob does not have a 0-set, and with the great reticles in the scope, it seems lots of people simply want capped windage knobs. I use the windage knob sparingly on my F-TR rifle, preferring to use the reticle and target for left and right adjustments of 3-4 MOAs on either side. If the wind is horrible, I will use the windage knob. I think the most I have ever dialed at 1000 yards in a bad wind was about 10MOA, which is less than 3MIL.
Just for grins, I used JBM with my current .308 load at 1000 yards and a 50MPH wind to see that I would need to dial 30-some MOAs or about 10 MIL. I guess I have little imagination because I can think of shooting at 1000 yards in a 50MPH crosswind with my 10-60X56 riflescope set at 50X, let alone with a 1-10X24 riflescope.
Can you present a scenario where you would need more than 12.5MIL of left or right windage, other than a mount problem?
Also, if you really needed 50MOA of windage adjustment, you probably might be able to specify that need when you order a 1-10X24 34mm.