not enough elevation in scope

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Originally Posted by Allizdog

Leave the higher profile mount at the back and put the old lower one at the front. This should lift your POI.

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As long as you lap them (otherwise this will damage the scope), this would be a solution.


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Originally Posted by Tahr

They only have 30 MOA of elevation which is the least I have ever heard of so that might be your problem. Once mounted you will have less than 15 minutes each way (up and down). You might need to shim your mounts. Cut a coke tin into shims.
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Even worse than the Burris is the older Bushnell Elite 4200 in 3-9x40, 4-16x50, 6-24x - they only have 26 MOA of total elevation adjustment (13 up or down from mechanical center). So it would not be the scope to buy if you have any thoughts of long range shooting. I had mine (4-16x) mounted in Burris Signatures with +/- inserts.

Bushnell Elite 4500 series (basically a re-furbish of the 4200) has 40 MOA of elevation adjustment. While for about the same money second hand, you could get a Bushnell 3200 5-15x40mm Tactical Mildot, and get 46 MOA of adjustment.

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Originally Posted by Kelton

which photos the talleys? the top one that look like talleys?

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top photo is zero lok. talleys are 2.5mm diff front to back nikkos 2.0mm front to back. different action bolt pattern front o back as well so cant interchange

@sig4x4 Whatever the reason (and you now have a zillion probabilities), please report here what the problem was when you do get it sorted.

zero loks have sorted my issue ,and still have more adjustment to play with if needed