ill be shooting at from 50-300 yrds with my rem 40x 22 lr heavy barrel with wolf ammo a d a 8.5x25x50mildot glass. Would a 20moa base work or do I need a bigger one suggestions
Rifle Scopes MOA BASE NEEDED FOR MY REM 40x 22?
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Re: MOA BASE NEEDED FOR MY REM 40x 22?
you shouldnt need a special moa base for those distances. if you go with one..20 MOA would be plenty enough
you shouldnt need a special moa base for those distances. if you go with one..20 MOA would be plenty enough
Re: MOA BASE NEEDED FOR MY REM 40x 22?
from a 50 yard zero I have 52.5 moa of drop at 300 yards with that ammo. Im not sure how much travel is in your scope, but I would guess you will need a 20-25 moa base.
A lot of people think canted base's are only to be able to dial out further. But another big reason to have one is to be closer to the optical center of your scope
from a 50 yard zero I have 52.5 moa of drop at 300 yards with that ammo. Im not sure how much travel is in your scope, but I would guess you will need a 20-25 moa base.
A lot of people think canted base's are only to be able to dial out further. But another big reason to have one is to be closer to the optical center of your scope
Re: MOA BASE NEEDED FOR MY REM 40x 22?
In a pinch, you can always get one custom machined to whatever MOA you desire. IIRC 60 MOA is 1 degree.
I know that as of last check US Optics would do one for you, & they'd definitely know how to do the math to get the MOA right. That & I'm sure there are plenty of other folks out there who are handy with a Mill & a calculator. Likely a few well placed phone calls would yield what you're after, plus some expert advice.
In a pinch, you can always get one custom machined to whatever MOA you desire. IIRC 60 MOA is 1 degree.
I know that as of last check US Optics would do one for you, & they'd definitely know how to do the math to get the MOA right. That & I'm sure there are plenty of other folks out there who are handy with a Mill & a calculator. Likely a few well placed phone calls would yield what you're after, plus some expert advice.
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