Rifle Scopes Rings, Rings, Rings

[NewGuy308]

So I'm slowly gathering all the parts for my current build, it's going to be a 6.5 Creedmoor out of a BAT action and Krieger barrel sitting in a MDT ACC chassis with a Kahles K624i on top. The action will have a 20moa rail on it.

I'm looking to zero this at 100 yards.

Should I use rings that have a additional 10moa in them so I can basically bottom the scope out ( and still have a little room) or use rings without any moa in them?

I would like to be able to shoot this as far as I can while still keeping a 100 yard zero.

Are there any rings that can be purchased with 10moa or am I better off using Burris signature rings with the removable inserts to try to achieve what I'm trying to do?

Thanks for any help.

 

[Ajrich]

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[samb300]

How far are you planning on shooting? 1000 yds? 1 mile? 20 MOA should be fine unless you're regularly going to be shooting to a mile.

If you want to add to your 20 MOA rail, I would highly suggest a quality 1-piece mount that has cant built in to it, like a Spuhr or Era-Tac. Inexpensive rings with inserts like the Burris are just asking for trouble, IMO. If you really want rings instead of a 1-piece mount, ditch the idea of adding MOA and buy a known quality ring set, like Seekins (Vortex), NF, Badger, ARC M10, Hawkins, etc.

 

[UpSideDown]

You could grab a unimount with cant built in like a Spuhr, but how much elevation do you think you need? 6.5cm isn't a 3 mile cartridge.

 

[beetroot]

Spuhr have a mount with 10moa of cant.