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Determining Scope Height
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I have another question pertaining to scopes since you all helped me so much with my last question! I was looking at some ballistics charts and i was wondering how you go about figuring scope height? Thanks again for your help!
 
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Scope height is the distance from the center of the bore to the center of the scope. For ballistics tables you can get close enough using a tape measure. Hold the loose end at approximately the center of the bolt and the other end at the approximate center of the scope tube. That is the scope height.


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I just use 1.5" all the time in the programs


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I just use 1.5" all the time in the programs

Normally I do as well. Gives me a good ballpark calculation. If I felt a closer number was critical I'd measure from the stock line at the barrel to half way up the scope or to the ring seam if it was a two piece/


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thanks for the help everyone!
 
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