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Ivey have put together a nice adjustable setup for anyone wanting extra elevation control for Long Range Hunting/Shooting,
Quite often scopes like the 8-32 and 12-42 Nightforce lack the extra elevation required out past 2000yrds, these clever fellas have fixed that problem.
Iveyshooting.com
Man that puts the scope up high.
You're right there VC, the base looks a little better in that regard, and it has 150 moa if needed.
Ivey Externally-Adjusting Scope Mounts for Ultra-Long Range Shooting « Daily Bulletin
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Originally Posted by veitnamcam
haha how gay is that...... makes scope look like more of a carry handle than they are already
I think you could be right tuiman, probably better used on a bull pup design.
If you were to go that way the rail would have to be a better bet. I could be wrong and often am but the rings must be tweeking your scope. It looks like there is a pivot pin on the front ring but to make it tight enough to not move around in use it must bend the scope even if minutely
Interesting you mention that Vietnamcam, I use a dial indicator gauge to fit scope bases and then again to fit the scope rings to the base.
Im often concerned at the lack of alignment the scope rings have to put up with, and they can take quite a bit of lapping to get right.
My pet peeve is cleaning lapping paste off everything, and thats with the action covered with rags!!!
I just remembered a bigger peeve, bloody graphite powder, the way that stuff spreads id be surprised if theres not specs of it stuck to the moon:D
IOR and Leatherwood have similar products.
IOR version: http://up.picr.de/9222318mmh.pdf
Leatherwood version: Leatherwood Hi-Lux 3D Picatinny-Style Mount 100 MOA Vertical Adjustment Gross Horizontal Adjustment Fits Picatinny-Style Scope Base Matte