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Help scope moa problem
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<blockquote data-quote="BrentM" data-source="post: 776893" data-attributes="member: 61747"><p>I am no expert so who know's what you might glean from this: check the total moa of the scope and see if it is even working first. For example, set the rifle up on bench and locked down well. Look through the scope and turn the elevation dial to full up. While looking throught the scope you should see the reticle move. Now turn the elevation to full down and count the clicks, MOA, or turns until you see no more reticle movement. That is your total movement and will tell you if the scope is even working. </p><p> </p><p>If it is, then perhaps the rail is in fact on backward if it is 20 moa rail. If it is a 0 moa I don't see how it matters. </p><p> </p><p>I would guess you need a 20 MOA or even a 40 MOA rail if the scope is working correctly to be close to the center of the scopes movement or have that scope repaire or replaced. Perhaps use of your other scopes to double check?</p><p> </p><p>??</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BrentM, post: 776893, member: 61747"] I am no expert so who know's what you might glean from this: check the total moa of the scope and see if it is even working first. For example, set the rifle up on bench and locked down well. Look through the scope and turn the elevation dial to full up. While looking throught the scope you should see the reticle move. Now turn the elevation to full down and count the clicks, MOA, or turns until you see no more reticle movement. That is your total movement and will tell you if the scope is even working. If it is, then perhaps the rail is in fact on backward if it is 20 moa rail. If it is a 0 moa I don't see how it matters. I would guess you need a 20 MOA or even a 40 MOA rail if the scope is working correctly to be close to the center of the scopes movement or have that scope repaire or replaced. Perhaps use of your other scopes to double check? ?? [/QUOTE]
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