Adjustable Scope Bases

375rifleman

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I was just inquiring about adjustable scope bases the ones that I've found to be the most popular/searched are the Heritage Arms Cold Shot, the Ivey 150, and the variable Gantry mount. I was thinking about extending the range of subsonic cartridges such as the/a subsonic 50 Alaskan. Are any of these mounts effective/useful/practical? Thanks in advance for any and all thoughts, opinions, or answers.

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375rifleman
 
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How far ya talking? I had a 20moa rail, Burrus Sig Z rings with 20moa inserts, and a 6x SS scope that's rating @ 140moa worth of adjustments & 40moa of reticle. This gave it the capability to go way out there.
 
I was wanting to go to at least 600yrds if possible, would really like to be able to stretch it out more. However subsonic cartridges like the 50 Alaskan would a lot of scope elevation adjustment range especially with a 100yrd zero since they aren't exactly flat shooting cartridges.

Regards,
375rifleman
 
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