Anshultz1962
Well-Known Member
Sako 223 with zeiss scope fitted and piccanny rail and lowest rings you can fit still 3 inches too high at 100 yards from zero no more adjustment on scope to take it down further any helpful ideas please
Errrr... Front mount to lower POIShim under the rear mount ,which will lower your aim point .Experiment with different thickness till you achieve zero.
Use proper shims off t,interweb or if a tight wad like me use coke can trim or plastic tub trim.
Plastic when compressed as happens when car interior parts are screwed onto the steel body lets the Newton pressure drop over time ie screw something up to 6nms then a month later it is held down only by 2.5nms, I have seen this often. Better to use the coke tin ally.Shim under the rear mount ,which will lower your aim point .Experiment with different thickness till you achieve zero.
Use proper shims off t,interweb or if a tight wad like me use coke can trim or plastic tub trim.
I had the same issue with a Zeiss duralyt on a HW60-J but ran out of windage. It would have been the same on a tikka too but I had Leupold windage adjustable sights on that.Ziess scopes have limited adjustments in my experience maybe the scope is too low a friend had a similar issue with a Ziess scope I sold him ended up use Burris signature zee rings with the inserts which gave more elevation +20 on the back ring -10 on the front if I remember correctly so would work in reverse.
Plastic when compressed as happens when car interior parts are screwed onto the steel body lets the Newton pressure drop over time ie screw something up to 6nms then a month later it is held down only by 2.5nms, I have seen this often. Better to use the coke tin ally.