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HELP - Talley rings or Picatinny rail ?
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<blockquote data-quote="FearNoWind" data-source="post: 973231" data-attributes="member: 50867"><p>Nula? That's some pretty fancy stuff. Congrats on your new acquisition.</p><p>I'd go for a carefully bedded picatinny rail to afford me the option of making future changes in action top equipment if I decided to do that.</p><p>The Picatinny moa options simply allow for preferred centering of your optics over long ranges. Trying to get 20 or 30 moa out of a scope will take its center focus out to the edge of some lenses and things can tend to get a bit fuzzy out there when compared to the center of the lense. A "moa rail" allows the shooter to start off with an increase in elevation so he doesn't have to put so much adjustment into the scope.</p><p>I use a 20 moa rail for my Zeiss Conquest 6.5 - 20x50 to stay closer to center focus out at 1000 yards where I'm putting in 28 moa for center mass.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FearNoWind, post: 973231, member: 50867"] Nula? That's some pretty fancy stuff. Congrats on your new acquisition. I'd go for a carefully bedded picatinny rail to afford me the option of making future changes in action top equipment if I decided to do that. The Picatinny moa options simply allow for preferred centering of your optics over long ranges. Trying to get 20 or 30 moa out of a scope will take its center focus out to the edge of some lenses and things can tend to get a bit fuzzy out there when compared to the center of the lense. A "moa rail" allows the shooter to start off with an increase in elevation so he doesn't have to put so much adjustment into the scope. I use a 20 moa rail for my Zeiss Conquest 6.5 - 20x50 to stay closer to center focus out at 1000 yards where I'm putting in 28 moa for center mass. [/QUOTE]
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