ace4059
02-28-13, 10:46
I bought a new Savage model 10 and installed a Leupold VX-III 6-20x50 on the rifle. I put a 1 piece 20 MOA Redfield Mount made by ATI on the gun. The Leupold scope and rings are what I have used on 5 different rifles and I have plenty of adjustment with them (scope has 90 MOA adjustment). So the only thing different is this base on the new gun.
Now my problem. When the gun is sighted in the scope elevation is maxed out to the bottom. The scope knob is turned all the way down for the gun to zero at 100 yds. I have plenty of up movement so for long range shooting I will have plenty of range, but for 100 yds it is turned all the way down. This puts a bind on the knobs and makes the windage knob hard to adjust. I do not want to strip out the scope adjustments.
So the only thing I can think of is the scope base is causing this. It maybe machined wrong and could have over 20 moa or could have been mislabled. Would a wrong scope base fit on a Savage model 10 short base? Only thing I can think of it is this base is for the regular Savage 10 and not for the Savage 10 accu-trigger. Would that effect it?
Any other potential problems I could be missing?
Now my problem. When the gun is sighted in the scope elevation is maxed out to the bottom. The scope knob is turned all the way down for the gun to zero at 100 yds. I have plenty of up movement so for long range shooting I will have plenty of range, but for 100 yds it is turned all the way down. This puts a bind on the knobs and makes the windage knob hard to adjust. I do not want to strip out the scope adjustments.
So the only thing I can think of is the scope base is causing this. It maybe machined wrong and could have over 20 moa or could have been mislabled. Would a wrong scope base fit on a Savage model 10 short base? Only thing I can think of it is this base is for the regular Savage 10 and not for the Savage 10 accu-trigger. Would that effect it?
Any other potential problems I could be missing?