Forgive me if this has been asked before (and I'm sure it has based on my searches...)
I am looking for a definitive answer on how much elevation I should have in my rail and mount for a S&B 5-25 (mrad.) I understand that the scope is designed for a 45 MOA base. Can elevation in your base be combined with elevation in a mount with no ill effects?
My rifle has a 20 MOA base currently. Should I get a mount (Spuhr) with an additional 20 MOA of cant, to bring my total cant to 40 MOA? I think that I can get away with just the 20MOA base and a 0 MOA cant mount and still have enough usable elevation in the scope to reach ~1300 yards, however if using a canted mount along side a canted base works without issue, I'd rather have more usable elevation.
Will a canted base work with a canted mount without bringing the cheek weld too high? My current rifle is a 308 in an A5 with adjustable cheek piece. This scope combo will go onto my new AI AXMC (308) which has a 20 MOA base as well.
Cheers!
I am looking for a definitive answer on how much elevation I should have in my rail and mount for a S&B 5-25 (mrad.) I understand that the scope is designed for a 45 MOA base. Can elevation in your base be combined with elevation in a mount with no ill effects?
My rifle has a 20 MOA base currently. Should I get a mount (Spuhr) with an additional 20 MOA of cant, to bring my total cant to 40 MOA? I think that I can get away with just the 20MOA base and a 0 MOA cant mount and still have enough usable elevation in the scope to reach ~1300 yards, however if using a canted mount along side a canted base works without issue, I'd rather have more usable elevation.
Will a canted base work with a canted mount without bringing the cheek weld too high? My current rifle is a 308 in an A5 with adjustable cheek piece. This scope combo will go onto my new AI AXMC (308) which has a 20 MOA base as well.
Cheers!