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20 MOA bases
At what distances are 20 MOA bases useful?
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A lot will depend on the specifics of the setup but a 0 MOA base will get you to 600-ish and a 20 MOA for 600-ish + shooting.
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Thanks, that's what I needed to know.
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#4
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That’s highly dependent on caliber to. For instance for a 22LR I would never go less than a 20 moa base. For most modern scopes there is no downside to a 20 moa base.
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Its highly dependent on caliber and scope m.o.a travel.
At one time I believe some swaros only had mid 50's m.o.a elevation adjustment. The NF i use in all my LR stuff have 100 m.o.a. elevation |
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Many, if not most scopes are going to be more precise within the range where the reticle centered in the scope. Having a 20 MOA base will almost demand that out to quite long range accuracy will suffer. If I was doing most of my shooting between 100 - 600 yards I would like my scope to perform at it's maximum within that range.
However if I was shooting primarily 400 - 1,000+ I might go with such a base. |
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I have an older Bausch and Lomb 4200 6x24 that is 1/8 m.o.a per click that maxs out at 500 yards on a 0 m.o.a base.
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