Posted: 10/27/2022 11:46:41 PM EDT
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for my Tenpoint Stealth SS. I have a Zeiss XB75 on it now, and while I really like the scope, I have the elevation bottomed out and still hit about 2" high at 25 yards. I want to have it zeroed at 25 due to my average shot being 25 yards, occasionally up to 35. RDS aren't an option, and I don't want an EOThingy. An ACOG could be an option I suppose, but would prefer a scope. Who has used a riflescope on an x-bow, and how did it work out? My top 3 picks right now are Swaro Z3 with BRH reticle, NF SHV with MOAR, and Meopta Optika6 with the Z-Plus. |
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Why not use a base that is canted 10 MOAor 20 MOA Or Burris Signature rings with the changeable plastic plus or minus MOA that way you just tilt the current scope.  The Burris Signature Ring Mounting System |
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Originally Posted By Urimaginaryfrnd: Why not use a base that is canted 10 MOAor 20 MOA Or Burris Signature rings with the changeable plastic plus or minus MOA that way you just tilt the current scope.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcRAX5OLtJEThe Burris rings might work in reverse, I didn't think of those. I used them on a rifle once, worked well. I don't know what other rails there might be that fit my bow, but any MOA would make my problem worse. |
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Originally Posted By dirtyboy: MOA mount attached backwards? That would work, but also would raise the scope up pretty high. I can't just put a new rail on it like a rifle. It would have to be a riser attached to the factory rail. I was thinking a scope with more elevation travel would be the easiest option. And the rail is just a hair narrower than a picatinny rail, so I should be able to use just about any rings. |
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