FX impact m3 Pard nightstalker sighting issues

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Hi all,
I'm new to this site and have just purchased a FX Impact M3 with a Sabra TRS standard 20MOA. I have mounted a Pard Nightstalker with the Pard standard mounts.
My issue is I cannot sight the elevation in as I run out of travel up and is shooting 1 inch high at 55 yards. Is there something I am missing or do I have to upgrade the mounts to FX ones that will compensate for the 20MOA Sabra mount.
 
Summer said:
Hi all,
I'm new to this site and have just purchased a FX Impact M3 with a Sabra TRS standard 20MOA. I have mounted a Pard Nightstalker with the Pard standard mounts.
My issue is I cannot sight the elevation in as I run out of travel up and is shooting 1 inch high at 55 yards. Is there something I am missing or do I have to upgrade the mounts to FX ones that will compensate for the 20MOA Sabra mount.
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Welcome to AGN. Try shimming your scope base.
 
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Summer said:
Hi all,
I'm new to this site and have just purchased a FX Impact M3 with a Sabra TRS standard 20MOA. I have mounted a Pard Nightstalker with the Pard standard mounts.
My issue is I cannot sight the elevation in as I run out of travel up and is shooting 1 inch high at 55 yards. Is there something I am missing or do I have to upgrade the mounts to FX ones that will compensate for the 20MOA Sabra mount.
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If shimming your scope does not work , you will need elevation adjustment to scope rings.
 
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Summer said:
Hi all,
I'm new to this site and have just purchased a FX Impact M3 with a Sabra TRS standard 20MOA. I have mounted a Pard Nightstalker with the Pard standard mounts.
My issue is I cannot sight the elevation in as I run out of travel up and is shooting 1 inch high at 55 yards. Is there something I am missing or do I have to upgrade the mounts to FX ones that will compensate for the 20MOA Sabra mount.
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Perhaps I am misunderstanding
But if you are shooting an inch high at 50 yards don’t you need to lower your elevation versus ”travel up”?
No insult intended
just hoping to learn
Edward
 
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