If mounting on a 20 MOA rail, how many elevation MOA do you think this has? I routinely shoot at 750 - 1000 yards.
878272
750-1000 yards will be easy with this scope. Here it shows 50 MOA adjustment range http://www.bushnell.com/hunting/rifle-scopes/elite-6500/elite-6500-4-5-30-x-50mm,-mil-dot
1404398
I did about 20 yds plus or minus , dependent on what pellets used , shoot some without scope for noise level , faster and lighter and reach out further and are louder,pick one then sight in ,,us some medium locktight on scope screws, or it will loosen up,good luck
2120655
I mounted an LER scope that came with rings. I imagine that any rings that attach to a Picatinny rail will do. I never had an issue with scope height because the Archangel stock has an adjustable cheek rest. I also used a laser boresight before ever trying the rifle on the range. With a few adjustments on the range I was able to get around 1-2 MOA at 100 yards in less than 50 rounds.
2029784
Yes there is. If your scope is a true 1-4x it will Co witness with back up iron sights on an ar. That is with a 30mm tubed optic. I don't know how many MOA it actually is. Good question. I will get the measurement tonight
761270
How many moa that it will come up depends on the zero. It has 60 moa of internal adjustment.
1747856
I have the exact same scope on my lr308 and had the same issue. I discovered that I had the small two piece rails on incorrectly, The thick end of the rails goes up and the 3 screws to clamp the mount to the rail go in from the ejection side of the gun. While this is not the best design it works great and did not cost a fortune (good value).With the scope and rails installed correctly my lr308 zeros at 100 yds with about 2 inches of down adjustment left. With the 20 MOA correction to the mount all adjustments are up. Most of the time I shoot at 800 to 1200 yds and the scope has plenty of compensation using the BDC feature.Hope this helps. I have the exact same scope on my lr308 and had the same issue. I discovered that I had the small two piece rails on incorrectly, The thick end of the rails goes up and the 3 screws to clamp the mount to the rail go in from the ejection side of the gun. While this is not the best design it works great and did not cost a fortune (good value).With the scope and rails installed correctly my lr308 zeros at 100 yds with about 2 inches of down adjustment left. With the 20 MOA correction to the mount all adjustments are up. Most of the time I shoot at 800 to 1200 yds and the scope has plenty... » Read More I have the exact same scope on my lr308 and had the same issue. I discovered that I had the small two piece rails on incorrectly, The thick end of the rails goes up and the 3 screws to clamp the mount to the rail go in from the ejection side of the gun. While this is not the best design it works great and did not cost a fortune (good value).With the scope and rails installed correctly my lr308 zeros at 100 yds with about 2 inches of down adjustment left. With the 20 MOA correction to the mount all adjustments are up. Most of the time I shoot at 800 to 1200 yds and the scope has plenty of compensation using the BDC feature.Hope this helps. « Show Less
841429
When put together proper & tightened it is good for 50 yards. A proper distance for whatever you need. With that being said, I think if you take the sights off & just practice it can be even further. I shot it well over 100 yards by elevating it 6 inches or so.
2075595
There is alot of adjustment room,, I have it mounted on my .308 & have made adjustment to shoot 800yards out, (just playing around).. When I shoot it at 100 yards it was at the bottom of target,, seems to have alot of play... I hit the 800 yard target..
631248
ours is mounted with high rings on a 308 precision rifle...so far after several hundred rounds we have had zero problems. it is made for big heavy recoil rifles... seems to be holding ok. 3/4 inch per click at 300 yds...have not shot it at longer range...hope this helps
1573846
I have this installed on my 9mm carbine. With that caliber I haven't shot much over 75 yards. I'm quite positive this scope should be good for 150 yards if not farther. Nothing but good things to say about this scope.
2146142
Its minutes of angle. 4 MOA is a larger dot good for handguns and carbines up to around 25 yards. If you are shooting longer range you should go with a 2MOA.
1534477
the scope will take u out as far as the gun can shoot-- moa is more about the shooter than equipment-- now a good trigger or sight helps alot-- as far as the red dot-- i never intended to use it over 50 yrds - just quick acquisition-- i like mine-- just make sure u turn ur red dot off or ull loose ur power lol-- i bought one for saiga and another for ar15-- hope u have fun with urs
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I doubt it. You need more than 50 MOA of adjustment (since you don't want to run your scope at the bottom). This mount gives you 33 MOA (10" compensation at 30 yd). You might have to shim one of your rings slightly or an adjustable set of rings in addition to this mount. Even then, the minimum of 17 MOA is a lot. You might look at this ASIN: B002GO5WMYUTG Compensator Mount for RWS Airgun with Large Barrel DroopIt has 69 MOA of adjustment, letting you move your scope 19 MOA toward center.Since you're shooting high, make sure you put the thicker end toward the barrel and shim the front ring if needed. I doubt it. You need more than 50 MOA of adjustment (since you don't want to run your scope at the bottom). This mount gives you 33 MOA (10" compensation at 30 yd). You might have to shim one of your rings slightly or an adjustable set of rings in addition to this mount. Even then, the minimum of 17 MOA is a lot. You might look at this ASIN: B002GO5WMYUTG Compensator Mount for RWS Airgun with Large Barrel DroopIt has 69 MOA of adjustment, letting you move your scope 19 MOA toward center.Since you're... » Read More I doubt it. You need more than 50 MOA of adjustment (since you don't want to run your scope at the bottom). This mount gives you 33 MOA (10" compensation at 30 yd). You might have to shim one of your rings slightly or an adjustable set of rings in addition to this mount. Even then, the minimum of 17 MOA is a lot. You might look at this ASIN: B002GO5WMYUTG Compensator Mount for RWS Airgun with Large Barrel DroopIt has 69 MOA of adjustment, letting you move your scope 19 MOA toward center.Since you're shooting high, make sure you put the thicker end toward the barrel and shim the front ring if needed. « Show Less
1270295
Yes , I do have it on an ar10 and at 100yds Im shooting 1/2 an inch moa . So not bad .
1790006
I mounted itvon an ar 7.62x39. Sighted it in a 100 yards and have shot it at 150+.. Im very satisfied with the quality of the optics. I have other scopes in its class but i rate this one at the top
1011894
I have it on my gas block, the elevation adjustment would not drop enough for the uphill range I use outside of town. It seemed okay on the rail for more level firing and closer shots. Hope this is some help.
367187
I have one mounted on my 7mm-08 (used to be on my 17hmr) for 2 years now with 250+ rounds down range and in the field - 200 yard zero and never had to adjust it. love it!!