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How far above the bore your scope sits decides where the bullet strikes up close, where the near zero falls and how far point blank range reaches. Every realistic height against five cartridge classes.
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A 1.26 inch centre height, which is where a 56 mm objective needs to sit and where an LPVO on a flat top starts to feel natural.
Best for: a 56 mm objective or a raised LPVO mount
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The tall matched ring, for a 56 mm objective or for deliberately raising the optical axis on a chassis rifle with an adjustable comb.
Best for: a 56 mm objective or a raised chassis setup
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The tallest titanium option, for an adjustable comb chassis where the optical axis is deliberately raised to suit a prone position.
Best for: a chassis rifle shot prone with a raised comb
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For a 56 mm objective on a 34 mm tube, which is the largest ordinary combination and the one that most often needs more height than people expect.
Best for: a 56 mm objective on a 34 mm tube
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