dsotm Report post Posted August 14 On 8/12/2024 at 9:37 PM, wildwoody said: I actually have 4 20moa now. A 30 would work im sure. Just with a 20 I can only 0 at 200yrds do to the power and Kenton yardage turret. Where can I get a 30 please please. You're going backwards Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wildwoody Report post Posted August 14 6 hours ago, dsotm said: You're going backwards shoot what. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
HuntHarder Report post Posted August 14 Any moa rail tends to make getting zero on a scope harder to get at close range. Essentially it angles the scope down and a scope with not enough elevation adjustment will not be able to get a zero at 100 yards. The more MOA you add to the rail, the more likely you are to not be able to get a zero at 100 yards. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dsotm Report post Posted August 14 31 minutes ago, wildwoody said: shoot what. If you don't have enough travel in your scope to zero at 100 with a 20 moa rail a 25 or 30 is going to move your bottom elevation even further out. If you're looking for a 100 yard zero you need a 0 moa or 10 moa rail instead. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wildwoody Report post Posted August 15 4 hours ago, dsotm said: If you don't have enough travel in your scope to zero at 100 with a 20 moa rail a 25 or 30 is going to move your bottom elevation even further out. If you're looking for a 100 yard zero you need a 0 moa or 10 moa rail instead. Question, if I have a 20moa, and I can zero at 150 at bottom of adjustment. Then I add a piece of 120 grit sand paper and I can zero at 100. Only problem is a 300rum recoil it does seat long. So why ouldnt a higher moa work. Im not arguing , but definitely listening Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AZHOUND Report post Posted August 15 Where are you adding the sandpaper? 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SHOOTER Report post Posted August 15 Something is not right maybe zero stop is set and not letting you get the travel you should get? There is no reason you shouldn’t be able to zero on a 0 MOA or 20 MOA rail. If you have a scope that is level to bore (0 MOA rail) say you have 100 MOA of total adjustment and you zero at 100 yards the scope should zero around mid travel of scope adjustment with 50 MOA up and 50 MOA to use on the turret. If you put a 20 MOA rail on you are angling the scope down and you zero your rifle at 100 yards you should be about 30 MOA down and 70 MOA of upward travel to use on the turret. The more rail you put on the further your getting from middle zero of the scope. Hope this helps a little. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AZBIG10 Report post Posted August 15 My Rum is zeroed at 300 yds and the 100 yd mark im 1.5 inches high. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dsotm Report post Posted August 15 12 hours ago, wildwoody said: Question, if I have a 20moa, and I can zero at 150 at bottom of adjustment. Then I add a piece of 120 grit sand paper and I can zero at 100. Only problem is a 300rum recoil it does seat long. So why ouldnt a higher moa work. Im not arguing , but definitely listening The higher the MOA on the rail the more your scope will be canted downwards and your barrel will be canted upwards. If you are adding sandpaper to the front of the rail that's why you're able to get the zero, you're removing cant from the rail. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wildwoody Report post Posted August 15 No, sand paper on the back of the rail. I believe I got it. Talked to my old gunsmith who moved, darn it. But Matt said 2 ways, 1- if zeroing at 150yrds the either remove turret and replace and put zero at the 150yrd but he wouldn't even worry about it on that gun. 2- Pull off turret and reset 0 stop on the scope itself, he said I should have enough travel on that scope to us a 0 moa rail. So now Youtube. Thanks for the help. I have 2- 20moa and 1- 30moa rail for saje. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wildwoody Report post Posted August 15 13 hours ago, SHOOTER said: Something is not right maybe zero stop is set and not letting you get the travel you should get? There is no reason you shouldn’t be able to zero on a 0 MOA or 20 MOA rail. If you have a scope that is level to bore (0 MOA rail) say you have 100 MOA of total adjustment and you zero at 100 yards the scope should zero around mid travel of scope adjustment with 50 MOA up and 50 MOA to use on the turret. If you put a 20 MOA rail on you are angling the scope down and you zero your rifle at 100 yards you should be about 30 MOA down and 70 MOA of upward travel to use on the turret. The more rail you put on the further your getting from middle zero of the scope. Hope this helps a little. This guy nailed it. Thank you all Know I have to sell in the classifieds, sorry to add on to the classier forum we've turned into. Thanks again 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mike26 Report post Posted August 16 i learned some stuff here! thank you. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Happy Trails Report post Posted September 13 If one cannot get the cant they are seeking in a rail, maybe consider the Burris XTR Signature rings? They come with inserts that can adjust cant from 0 to 40 MOA. The inserts look like cam bearings and the cant is adjustable 360 degrees, which can solve other problems... I just set my. 300 Win up with these rings and plan to put them on my RUM in the future. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites