Vertical travel used up

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aknome

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Winchester Model 70 Classic Stainless 300 WSM. It had a cheap Bushnell and Leopold rings on it when I bought it. Shot all over the map.
New:
Nightforce NXS Compact 2.5x10x42
Talley rings and bases. Locktite.
Using bore sight, have used up all adjustment to the right.
I've decided to switch one ring around and see if that makes a difference.
Other suggestions?
Thanks for the replies.
 
Which have you used up, elevation or windage? The title of your post says vertical but you say you have used up the right adjustment.
 
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Just had the same problem. Had me going round and round for 2 days. Changed scopes changed rings, changed to another scope with rings. Last resort changed to a different set of the same 2pc bases. Problem went away. Never happened before. Have 9 rifles with the same base. Gonna send them back to manufacture but I really think they might be knock offs. (I bought these on e bay trying to save a couple bucks)
 
Switched rings around, did not help. Redid rings back to original orientation; better but little travel left. Read the Nightforce booklet. Adjusted Zero Stop according to directions. Now zeroed and have lateral and vertical adjustments. Thanks for the advice.
 
Gman757 said:
Originally Posted By: DannoBooneSuggestion: Burris Signature Rings with offset inserts.

Good Advice.....

I had a landowner that had a cheap off brand rifle he could not get sighted in so I offered to help.

The scope mount (base) was skewed so bad that I had to use the Burris Signature Rings to get the windage adjusted enough to make the rifle usable their full package list. Have Fun!!!

https://www.burrisoptics.com/mounting-systems/rings/xtr-signature-rings

https://www.burrisoptics.com/signature-rings
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How to use the Burris Signature Rings to get the windage?
 
addisonjerry said:
How to use the Burris Signature Rings to get the windage?
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Your Googlefoo is weak padowan.
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