Yeah. Looks like 2” over bore. Id just verify your dope at 25 50 100...etc. 100 yard or 200 yard zero probably best.
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It's none of my biz but what is all that crap on your scope? That looks like a very top heavy set up that is drastically flexing the plastic RAR stock when fired. Balance is important.
First then ngnI thought of when I saw you quote my post. I assumed he was using a traditional low mount on a hunting rifle without irons. That was wrong for to do. Could easily be off paper depending on height over bore.
OP check your "free float" on the barrel channel. Those RAR stocks flex a lot and don't hold up to having a front heavy sail boat mounted as a scope.
Man it's really hard to tell from the picture but it looks like the Scope has a downward cant. If so this is your problem. Some of the Ruger bolt actions come with two different height mounts. If this is a case for your rifle make sure you don't have them swapped, the high in the back the low in the front.
I am with the last two members.
Let's start with the mounts. Are they Ruger mounts or a named brand manufactured for your specific weapon? Have you confirmed they are mounted correctly? I will say again that I like to mount as close to the bore as possible.
Just a couple of things to consider.
Let's start with the mounts. Are they Ruger mounts or a named brand manufactured for your specific weapon? Have you confirmed they are mounted correctly? I will say again that I like to mount as close to the bore as possible.
Just a couple of things to consider.
It is a Ruger American. That scope set up will never work right.
