Do they make these. ? I’ve seen height adjustable. I’ve seen windage adjustable. Is there a mount that does both ?
Any recommendations on this will be appreciated!
Any recommendations on this will be appreciated!
Adjustable Scope mounts. Windage and Elevation ?
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Google " adjustable scope base". There are several. Zeroing can be done without using the turrets.
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The only ones I've used are Burris XTR Signature. There are inserts you can change and/or rotate to adjust windage and elevation.
Picatinny only as far as I know.
Picatinny only as far as I know.
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I’m needing a fully adjustable with an offset, dovetail mount 1 in
Can’t seem to find that.
Can’t seem to find that.
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Check if Burris males an offset one piece mount with their XTR insert system. You would just need a dovetail to picatinny adapter.
Also check what Eagle Vision has.
Also check what Eagle Vision has.
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Here is a pretty complete list of adjustable mounting options — including windage options (excluding 200+ dollar options):
ATTACHMENT: Scope Mounting Table
Cheers,
Matthias
View attachment SCOPE Mounting Table.pdf
ATTACHMENT: Scope Mounting Table
Cheers,
Matthias
View attachment SCOPE Mounting Table.pdf
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Nation,
I ordered a set of the "fully adjustable " Sun mounts a while back. Not only were they not fully adjustable, they didn't adjust at all.
All of my Field Target competition rigs have fully adjustable Sportsmatch mounts on them. A must for every airgunner. Too many times I hear of not enough adjustment on the scope elevation. The Sportsmatch mount solve this age old problem, as well as keeping the scope optically centered at the desired zero range. Sportsmatch all the way.
Tom Holland
Field Target Tech
Fieldtargettech.com
I ordered a set of the "fully adjustable " Sun mounts a while back. Not only were they not fully adjustable, they didn't adjust at all.
All of my Field Target competition rigs have fully adjustable Sportsmatch mounts on them. A must for every airgunner. Too many times I hear of not enough adjustment on the scope elevation. The Sportsmatch mount solve this age old problem, as well as keeping the scope optically centered at the desired zero range. Sportsmatch all the way.
Tom Holland
Field Target Tech
Fieldtargettech.com
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Tom, what's the story there? I've used the Sun adjustable rings and they are most definitely adjustable for both elevation and windage. Did the vendor just ship you the wrong thing?
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In Tom's defense (unless they were indeed the wrong item sent) —
I remember the Sun adjustable mounts being described as so finnicky, requiring tricks and special instructions, that I never even included them in my master Scope Mounting Table of adjustable mounts — just seemed too much hassle.
Maybe I'm wrong, wouldn't be the first time. But the other brands are much more straight forward.
Matthias
I remember the Sun adjustable mounts being described as so finnicky, requiring tricks and special instructions, that I never even included them in my master Scope Mounting Table of adjustable mounts — just seemed too much hassle.
Maybe I'm wrong, wouldn't be the first time. But the other brands are much more straight forward.
Matthias
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"Finnicky" is very different from "doesn't adjust at all".
If I buy a car with a manual transmission and I don't know how to operate a clutch, I don't write a review that the car doesn't go.
If I buy a car with a manual transmission and I don't know how to operate a clutch, I don't write a review that the car doesn't go.
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I'm not sure if they sent the wrong mounts, but I've heard of others that have ordered Sun adjustable mounts, and they said they were not adjustable. I sent the Sun mounts back, indicating that they were not adjustable, and to send the adjustable ones. I received the exact same non adjustable mounts a few days later. Sent them back for a refund, no problem. For $28 dollars, I wasn't too hopeful to begin with.
One of the top shooters from the US team always used to say, you have a $3000+ gun. You have a $3500 scope. Don't use $30 scope rings. At the end of it, you get what you pay for......
Tom Holland
Field Target Tech
Fieldtargettech.com
One of the top shooters from the US team always used to say, you have a $3000+ gun. You have a $3500 scope. Don't use $30 scope rings. At the end of it, you get what you pay for......
Tom Holland
Field Target Tech
Fieldtargettech.com
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Okay thanks, that clears it up.
In the screenshot above in reply #11, there are two sets of rings pictured. Both are labeled "Adj." but only the first picture shows rings with the adjustment gimbal. The second one depicts conventional rings so either the photo is wrong or the description is wrong.
In the screenshot above in reply #11, there are two sets of rings pictured. Both are labeled "Adj." but only the first picture shows rings with the adjustment gimbal. The second one depicts conventional rings so either the photo is wrong or the description is wrong.
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I m utterly impressed with the Eagle Vision pard 108moa pictany base. It has 108 moa adjustment to center and windage adjustment . Its built really well. For centering regular scopes with FFP recticles its the ticket. Held up to the recoil of my 50 Texan just fine. Worked well to center my Sightmark wraith with loopy 50 cal trajectory.
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