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Sounds like you got it covered? Any way I found this in my notes about shims
“ adult beverage aluminum can will give you a shim that will change POI about 4". Cut about 1/2-1" long strip, narrow enough to 'hide' under your scope. I'd think 2 shims, maybe 3 will get you where you need to be. Probably just 2. try a .004 shim.“
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Originally posted by S-3 Ranch View PostSounds like you got it covered? Any way I found this in my notes about shims
“ adult beverage aluminum can will give you a shim that will change POI about 4". Cut about 1/2-1" long strip, narrow enough to 'hide' under your scope. I'd think 2 shims, maybe 3 will get you where you need to be. Probably just 2. try a .004 shim.“
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it's a sig ... it's normal! if i'm not mistaken, the base is part of the receiver.. if your rings were off on a 0 moa base you'd notice + never seen rings that far off... that leaves either the scope is messed up .. or the rifle barrel is not screwed on straight... put a different scope and rings on it , if it does the same , it's the gun....
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Hail no on shims. I have heard these work well on powder burners but I have not tried them. https://utahairguns.com/fx-no-limit-...nts-picatinny/
Many people swear by them on fixed rail guns where you can't change to 10 or 20 MOA rails to get more elevation adjustment up or down.
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Originally posted by imyomama View Postit's a sig ... it's normal! if i'm not mistaken, the base is part of the receiver.. if your rings were off on a 0 moa base you'd notice + never seen rings that far off... that leaves either the scope is messed up .. or the rifle barrel is not screwed on straight... put a different scope and rings on it , if it does the same , it's the gun....
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