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by Mike1951
Tue Mar 19, 2013 8:11 am
Forum: Rifles & Shotguns
Topic: New Toy and Help needed
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Re: New Toy and Help needed

ddstuder wrote:Thanks guys!

I will look into these!

I bought Leupold base and rings, thinking they would be the best I could get. Do these Burris inserts fit inside the rings?

I guess I would have to raise the front if it is shooting low?
That sounds wrong. The rule is to move your rear sight the direction you want your impact to move.

If you raise the front you increase the angle between line of sight and bore axis, so the impact should be lower still.

The inserts only fit Burris Signature rings. If you tinker much, you'll find a use for the Leupold rings.

Or you could ask them to redo it and take your boresighter with you. I keep two small levels to confirm level, one on the rifle, one on the scope turrent.

Good luck,
by Mike1951
Mon Mar 18, 2013 11:47 pm
Forum: Rifles & Shotguns
Topic: New Toy and Help needed
Replies: 7
Views: 1542

Re: New Toy and Help needed

LTUME1978 wrote:Burris makes scope rings that have bushings the rings to get good alignment with no stress on the scope tube. They also make eccentric bushings to address something like this. I used them on one of my silhouette rifles to address the problem of not being able to zero the scope. They worked great and I was able to put the dot the center of the travel (both vertically and horizontally) and have the 10 MOA bump that is needed to adjust the scope for the different distances. Hope this after trying them on that rifle, I have converted most of my rifles to those rings.
This! Burris Signature rings. Inserts bought separately up to .020". Maximum correction using .020" front and rear is .040". This set rotates from -.020" to +.020" for interim adjustments.

Burris can probably advise which inserts for your issue.

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