With lpvo being what they are I would think a 0 moa would be fine.
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Yes I picked it up on Saturday and thank you for the detailed info. I have watched a few videos and read some forms and everyone recommends the 20MOA.You transfer that through TruPrep?
A 20MOA base won’t hurt you when using an LPVO, and may come in very handy if you change to something else on down the road. Better to have it and not need it……..
While a tapered base provides more elevation travel via adding additional bias to the mechanical adjustment system in the scope, the other benefit that it provides is often overlooked.
It keeps the majority of your adjustment range in the "Clean" optical portion of the viewable glass. The illustration shows the viewable portion broken down into thirds. The top and bottom third are considered areas to have more visible optical trash in the field of view (FOV) while the center third is considered to be much more clean. By using a tapered base, it allows you to zero at the lower portion of the "Clean" optical portion and allowing you to maintain the majority of your adjustment travel in that "Clean" portion of your FOV.
The drawing also illustrates the math involved in determining your ability to zero at 100 yards. When you add the tapered base, it allows the erector tube to look lower than it could mechanically; hence increasing your elevation range while providing adjustment travel in your optimal zone. The erector tube in a scope looks down to move POI up and it looks up to move POI down as shown in the drawing.
The word trash is used to describe the characteristics of lesser optical quality; Chromatic and Spherical aberrations, curvature of field, fish eye effect, etc.
Even the best optics exhibit this trash when optics are viewed around the edges/curves of the glass. Some wayyyyy more noticeable than others.
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Yes I picked it up on Saturday and thank you for the detailed info. I have watched a few videos and read some forms and everyone recommends the 20MOA.
I have a leupold 1-4 hog plex and vortex strike eagle 1-8 that may end up on the rifle. I have been toying around with the idea of a 1-10. The 1-10 are either sig or primary arms.What’s your budget for the scope?
I have a leupold 1-4 hog plex and vortex strike eagle 1-8 that may end up on the rifle. I have been toying around with the idea of a 1-10. The 1-10 are either sig or primary arms.