Put the .020 inserts back in and move the rings farther apart or leave the .010s in and move them closer together if you are set on zeroing at 200 with as much adjustment as possible. I'd probably just leave it 3" high at 200 and compensate though. The inserts are measured in thousandths of an inch and the adjustment they give is dependent on the spacing of the rings.
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I am pretty sure they are in correctly. I have moved them a couple of times now. If I went from -10 to -20 then how many clicks should I have to go?
That makes sense. I am going to have to try that. I was thinking of just moving the scope foward or back but the rings would never move. Again it is only 15-17 clicks from bottomed out so it shouldn't prevent me from shooting out to alteast 700yrds.
ShootnMathews
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You should be able to shoot plenty far. If the scope only has 35 MOA and you are 17 clicks from the top that is only losing 4-1/4 MOA. Even small scopes usually have 35 so this should leave you 30+ MOA to dial with. Depending on your caliber this should get you to 1000. With my 243 and a 95 grn nosler BT that would get me to 880 yards. Just for some reference for you
JeffP40
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My gosh, this isn't rocket surgery. You are way overthinking this. If you are 15 "clicks" from bottomed out, why do you want to be closer to bottom? You don't want to be at the limit when zeroed. Leave it 3 3/4 min up and shoot the **** thing. Quit thinking in clicks.
