Mounting Scope to Maximize MOA Adjustment

[RemingtonShooter]

Hello,

Well, I aint no rookie but sure feel like it asking this question. i have a Zeiss HD5 that has about 60 MOA in elevation which is fine with me. But when mounted, I only have 20 MOA left in adjustment, I want to mount it so I can have the full or most of the 60 MOA i have access to. I know I can use a 20 MOA base but is there anything else I can do.

Nick

 

[Alaska2006]

Advertised MOA must be split in half if your not using and MOA offset rail gun)

So is scope has 60 MOA you have 30 up and 30 down.

 

[Alaska2006]

You could use a 30 MOA rail and get 60 ish MOA elevation.

20 MOA is likely your best bet which will leave you with 50 MOA.
Burris makes offset rings if you don't like or want a rail. I think you can get up to 40 MOA in the Burris ring for about $150.00

 

[FEENIX]

You could use a 30 MOA rail and get 60 ish MOA elevation.

20 MOA is likely your best bet which will leave you with 50 MOA.
Burris makes offset rings if you don't like or want a rail. I think you can get up to 40 MOA in the Burris ring for about $150.00

+1! I paid $100 from Scheel's for my XTR sig rings with up 40 MOA.