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The Basics, Starting Out
DNZ scope mounts
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<blockquote data-quote="whowa004" data-source="post: 961076" data-attributes="member: 80769"><p>Not better but it can be accounted for, most ballistic calculators (the one attached to this site does) has an option for how high your scope is mounted and then it will churn out the data you need to have an accurate drop chart! lower is better as it is more consistent over longer distances however with the larger objective lens sizes and main tube diameters the goal is to mount them as low as possible and then account for the difference in a calculator if it is different than the default value given.</p><p></p><p>Hope that makes sense and I didn't ramble on too bad</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="whowa004, post: 961076, member: 80769"] Not better but it can be accounted for, most ballistic calculators (the one attached to this site does) has an option for how high your scope is mounted and then it will churn out the data you need to have an accurate drop chart! lower is better as it is more consistent over longer distances however with the larger objective lens sizes and main tube diameters the goal is to mount them as low as possible and then account for the difference in a calculator if it is different than the default value given. Hope that makes sense and I didn't ramble on too bad [/QUOTE]
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