how many moa elevation and will it handle recoi
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Charles, This particular scope is on my 25-06 and seems fine. I'm not sure on the elevation question but the scope has not lost zero as of yet after a couple hundred rounds fired. I can say that I have another Hawke scope that has lost it's zero after a couple of hundred rounds and it was on a 243 winchester. I was not impressed with the clarity of this scope on higher power either but for the money it's to be expected. I'm going to save for a better quality scope as the 25-06 is good for 600 or 700 yards easy (with varmint rounds) and this scope is not much good past 300 yards or so. I hope this helps. Charles, This particular scope is on my 25-06 and seems fine. I'm not sure on the elevation question but the scope has not lost zero as of yet after a couple hundred rounds fired. I can say that I have another Hawke scope that has lost it's zero after a couple of hundred rounds and it was on a 243 winchester. I was not impressed with the clarity of this scope on higher power either but for the money it's to be expected. I'm going to save for a better quality scope as the 25-06 is good for 600 or 700 yards easy (with varmint rounds) and this scope is not much good past 300 yards or so. I... » Read More Charles, This particular scope is on my 25-06 and seems fine. I'm not sure on the elevation question but the scope has not lost zero as of yet after a couple hundred rounds fired. I can say that I have another Hawke scope that has lost it's zero after a couple of hundred rounds and it was on a 243 winchester. I was not impressed with the clarity of this scope on higher power either but for the money it's to be expected. I'm going to save for a better quality scope as the 25-06 is good for 600 or 700 yards easy (with varmint rounds) and this scope is not much good past 300 yards or so. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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ours is mounted with high rings on a 308 precision rifle...so far after several hundred rounds we have had zero problems. it is made for big heavy recoil rifles... seems to be holding ok. 3/4 inch per click at 300 yds...have not shot it at longer range...hope this helps
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no moa built in only one I'm aware of is tactical solutions 3x the price but its also cnc machined from T6 aluminum
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At a "typical" combat distance of 7 yards, an 8 MOA dot will cover just slightly more than a 1/2 of an inch area. A 3MOA dot will cover about 1/5 of an inch.
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We are at 7000 feet and it works great. One of the best investments we have made. The installation manual gives the proper pressure settings for your elevation. Hope this is helpful.
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One does and one does not... There are two different ones. One I believe has the TBA in the model number, and it is a bit more expensive than the one without. The TBA model does compensate for elevation. But, its primarily used for bow hunting in a tree stand. I don't know how accurate it would be in a rifle application at long distances as mine has only been used to bow hunt.
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Unfortunately at this stage,mine is still MOC so i can't answer this.Sorry.
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20 MOA, but beware it does not have a recoil lug and mount definitely needs to be bedded
1053906
No elevation adjustment. TMS offers 2 different heights, 42mm and 36mm. I have the 42mm mounted behind a Lucid HD7 (40mm) and it works fine. Should work with any red dot advertised as "lower 1/3 co-witness" 36mm would be needed for absolute co-witness. (35mm)
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I have several of these scopes. I have consistently used American Defense Recon S scope mounts for use on my AR15's and 308 AR's...height allows for MBUS rear sight.
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Appears to be more than 5 MOA if you want better, pay more for something else.
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The 35 mm tube gives you more vertical adjustment than most scopes but I would still put a 20 moa base on it to shoot that distance (although I've never tried). The caliber you shoot would also come into play but i would use one either way.
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At 100 yards, yes, it is 1/8 MOA per click. I really like this scope a lot. I have it on my Savage 17hmr, and I can plink half dollar sized holes at 200 yards on a bench, no prob.
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This mount is made for that Scope. XP stands for extended range, the mount has 20 MOA build into it.
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I would guess Extended Range. This mount gives you 20 moa more elevation than the regular 223 mount, important if shooting more than 3-400 yards. Hope this helps, Happy Shooting.
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Hi. Might be a little tough to get exactly half inch. You will have peaks and valleys. I would estimate maybe 1700 bd ft coverage to be safe. David
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You can, but it will depend on how much elevation adjustment you have left so you can still zero your weapon. I have not checked to see how much Moa is built in.
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This would work for you. It doesn't have any elevation, but you won't need it with an AR. I have this on my Desert Tactical SRS and I'm shooting at 1k+ yards.