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Thread: Zero MOA rail/base - why?

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  1. 29-01-2022, 10:46 PM #21
    Jaco Goosen
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    A while ago I did a bedding job for a fellow member and when he dropped the gun of he asked if I could remove the 0moa rail and fit a 20moa. "You just keep it, maybe you can use it someday.

    Bought a Delta Stryker for competition and thought "what the heck, why by a new 20MOA, I've got a rail, 0moa but still, it was free".

    Much to my surprise I'm able to dail out to 1400m with ease.

    Maybe I just got lucky, I dont know, I recon its made possible by the Deltas huge elevation capability.
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