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Long Range Scopes and Other Optics
Using a 20MOA rail
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<blockquote data-quote="jasent" data-source="post: 1172392" data-attributes="member: 28233"><p>I think I'm understanding your Q</p><p></p><p>The 20 moa rail simply slants your scope 20 moa down to give you an extra 20 moa dial up. Once you have your scope zeroed to what ever range you choose that is your zero. Set your zero stop and you can forget the rail now. It will not come in to the equation again. The only thing the 20 moa rail does is make your scope zero out 20 moa lower in your dials capacity, example. Scope has 60 moa total adjustment but with out a 20 moa rail your scope will zero out some where in the middle range of the dial. This essentially wasted the 30 or so moa that's below your zero. So add the 20 moa rail and your scope zeros out closer to the bottom of the dials range adding more dial above your zero giving you more range in your scope. </p><p>Hope all this makes sense and answers your Q's</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jasent, post: 1172392, member: 28233"] I think I'm understanding your Q The 20 moa rail simply slants your scope 20 moa down to give you an extra 20 moa dial up. Once you have your scope zeroed to what ever range you choose that is your zero. Set your zero stop and you can forget the rail now. It will not come in to the equation again. The only thing the 20 moa rail does is make your scope zero out 20 moa lower in your dials capacity, example. Scope has 60 moa total adjustment but with out a 20 moa rail your scope will zero out some where in the middle range of the dial. This essentially wasted the 30 or so moa that's below your zero. So add the 20 moa rail and your scope zeros out closer to the bottom of the dials range adding more dial above your zero giving you more range in your scope. Hope all this makes sense and answers your Q's [/QUOTE]
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