I have a Vortex Viper 6.5-20x50mm coming from Cameraland. I want to use a 30 moa base from Seekins and Seekins 30mm rings. Can anyone help with a proper ring height for Remington Sendero 338 ultra? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Rifle Scopes Seekins ring height??
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Re: Seekins ring height??
With a 30 moa base and sendero barrel, I would have to say high. Try calling Glen, he would know better.
With a 30 moa base and sendero barrel, I would have to say high. Try calling Glen, he would know better.
Re: Seekins ring height??
You might want to just go with a 20moa. By going with a 30 you are coming pretty close to bottoming out the adjustment,within 4 moa if your rifle shoots respectively straight. If for some odd reason your rifle doesn't shoot this way and needs some adjustment you might not have enough left with that 30 moa base to get it zero'd if it needs to go that direction.
Either way the .92" height rings will work.
Scott
You might want to just go with a 20moa. By going with a 30 you are coming pretty close to bottoming out the adjustment,within 4 moa if your rifle shoots respectively straight. If for some odd reason your rifle doesn't shoot this way and needs some adjustment you might not have enough left with that 30 moa base to get it zero'd if it needs to go that direction.
Either way the .92" height rings will work.
Scott
Re: Seekins ring height??
You could go as low as .87 with our rings and base. .92 will also work well.
You could go as low as .87 with our rings and base. .92 will also work well.
Re: Seekins ring height??
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Scott_at_Vortex</div><div class="ubbcode-body">You might want to just go with a 20moa. By going with a 30 you are coming pretty close to bottoming out the adjustment,within 4 moa if your rifle shoots respectively straight. If for some odd reason your rifle doesn't shoot this way and needs some adjustment you might not have enough left with that 30 moa base to get it zero'd if it needs to go that direction.
Either way the .92" height rings will work.
Scott
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The Zero may not be 100yds I will likely never shoot it less than 500 yds once it is sighted in. It is a 338 ultra and with a 300gr bullet the 30 moa will get me to the point of going sub-sonic,(1700-1800yds) that is what I am looking for. Thanks everyone for the help.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Scott_at_Vortex</div><div class="ubbcode-body">You might want to just go with a 20moa. By going with a 30 you are coming pretty close to bottoming out the adjustment,within 4 moa if your rifle shoots respectively straight. If for some odd reason your rifle doesn't shoot this way and needs some adjustment you might not have enough left with that 30 moa base to get it zero'd if it needs to go that direction.
Either way the .92" height rings will work.
Scott
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The Zero may not be 100yds I will likely never shoot it less than 500 yds once it is sighted in. It is a 338 ultra and with a 300gr bullet the 30 moa will get me to the point of going sub-sonic,(1700-1800yds) that is what I am looking for. Thanks everyone for the help.
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