My better question is this: let's assume for the moment that your goal is to shoot out to 2,000 yards. Why not just use a 30 MOA rail, and thereby allow yourself the ability to get the scope with the greater magnification (that you'll need to see your target 2,000 yards away)?
Assuming that you're only going to be shooting 1,000 yards, you'll need 19.72 MOA worth of adjustment from a 100 yard zero. You could do that with a 0 MOA rail. 20 MOA would make more sense, though.
Well i found a scope with 80 moa, so i should be able to zero at 100 yards. Annill have 80 moa to get out there.
Its a Crimson Trace, 2 Series 6-24x56mm,FFP. MR1-MOA. I get free batteries for life:bthumb: It has great reviews, and I figure, maybe they are trying To break into the scope market, and are trying really hard. Plus its a 34mm tube, and thats the size rings the gun comes with.
I tried to buy The ADE Chinese one i have on the 308,
4x448x65 but it seems to have jumped $1000 in price,
I wanted a ffp scope, so i could use the reticle hash marrk. at any magnification. Its only a 6x 24 , so i hope that’s enough magnification.
Its not a luxury scope, which is what this gun deserves, but it should do the trick. Im probably not even going to shoot this gun more than 100 rounds .The $5 per round cost is killing me.
Crimson Trace scopes are made in Japan with Japanese glass.
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