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Broken scope? Or normal?
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<blockquote data-quote="PaBowHunter" data-source="post: 483313" data-attributes="member: 31560"><p>I just picked up a Rem 700 and had a Bushnell 3200 5 x 15 x 40mm mounted via EGW picatinny rail (no MOA adj), medium Burris Xtreme rings. Took it to the range today and zeroed it at 100 yards. I found that the windage was perfect. 17" left and 17" right once zeroed. </p><p>But the elevation was a different story. I only had 11.5" up and 32.5" down. Is this normal? I'm new to the shooting game, but I would think that you'd want your maximum adjustment available up, correct? So is it normal to mount a scope and have the majority of your adjustable travel be down?</p><p> </p><p>Thanks for your help. And I apologize for my obvious ignorance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PaBowHunter, post: 483313, member: 31560"] I just picked up a Rem 700 and had a Bushnell 3200 5 x 15 x 40mm mounted via EGW picatinny rail (no MOA adj), medium Burris Xtreme rings. Took it to the range today and zeroed it at 100 yards. I found that the windage was perfect. 17" left and 17" right once zeroed. But the elevation was a different story. I only had 11.5" up and 32.5" down. Is this normal? I'm new to the shooting game, but I would think that you'd want your maximum adjustment available up, correct? So is it normal to mount a scope and have the majority of your adjustable travel be down? Thanks for your help. And I apologize for my obvious ignorance. [/QUOTE]
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