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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Long Range Scopes and Other Optics
Need a little help with interpreting scope data
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<blockquote data-quote="Wingnut" data-source="post: 507768" data-attributes="member: 8721"><p>For 15 MOA of adjustment that is pretty good. It would be a pretty small adjustment to try and get that angle of degree out. You could try but might not make it back to where you are now. Now the real test shooting it at 600 yards. This will show you your spin drift and a new factor to adjust for. As for the dispersion left to right at your zero. Does it do it through the whole adjustment? At 8 MOA is it half as big of group? If it were bedding or an issue with the rifle you would see it throughout the adjustment. It might be an issue with the scopes erector setup.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wingnut, post: 507768, member: 8721"] For 15 MOA of adjustment that is pretty good. It would be a pretty small adjustment to try and get that angle of degree out. You could try but might not make it back to where you are now. Now the real test shooting it at 600 yards. This will show you your spin drift and a new factor to adjust for. As for the dispersion left to right at your zero. Does it do it through the whole adjustment? At 8 MOA is it half as big of group? If it were bedding or an issue with the rifle you would see it throughout the adjustment. It might be an issue with the scopes erector setup. [/QUOTE]
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