What's your range Ron ?I've decided to give the Warne Angleye 0-90 MOA rings a try on one of my scopes. - I have multiple scopes and some 20, 30 & 40 moa bases already and I also am willing to give a product a try that I feel has the integrity & possibility of obtaining the desired results.
- The scope will be a 10-60x March with the MTR-1 cross-hairs. Scope has a total of 60 moa adjustment in elevation. - For the 338 Lapua Imp. shooting 300 gr. bullets I've calculated that I will need 57 moa of up elevation from a 100 yd. zero. - The goal will be to try to keep the scopes internal adjustments as close to "optically centered as possible" - So I'll set the rings for 30 moa & the 30 moa of the base (totaling 60 moa) and correct internally for the 3 moa of difference. - I'll attempt to detect if there is any unwanted movement by shooting some ahead of time by running a decent amount of rounds through the rifle. If things don't work out, I can revert back to my previous installation using the scope that has 100 moa of total adjustment on the 30 moa base and have a total of 80 moa of up that I had before.
- I haven't seen any posts to date on the use of the Warne Angleye rings which are available in 30 & 34mm and are available without the long waiting time and are available for under 300 bucks on amazon. - I'll post the results when I've completed testing.
- Ron -