06-11-2022, 03:40 PM
You can get the specifications on the scope and should indicate the amount of possible elevation. Most of my scopes have 70 MOA of elevation adjustment. When zeroed at 100 yards I am roughly in the middle of the adjustment range around 35 MOA. On a 16 6.5 Grendel with Leupold Mark AR 3-9 scope I ran out of adjustment around 800 yards. I went to a 20 MOA canted mount which will give you more adjustment range, instead of zero being around 35 MOA from bottom it is now about 15 MOA from being bottomed out. This scope has quarter inch click adjustment turrets so about 60 clicks from being bottomed out.
Checking spec for Diamondback Tactical 6-24x50 FFP scope shows 65 MOA total adjustment. The Burris Mount might not be setting level or out of spec. The scope could have a fault where the reticle is not moving or positioned correctly by the erector mechanism.
Using ballistic calculator shows 16.7 MOA needed to get to 600 yards. The scope should have roughly 32.5 MOA of upward adjustment. You could first try the scope in a different mount and see if that corrects the issue. If it doesnt I think Vortex will fix or replace the scope.
Checking spec for Diamondback Tactical 6-24x50 FFP scope shows 65 MOA total adjustment. The Burris Mount might not be setting level or out of spec. The scope could have a fault where the reticle is not moving or positioned correctly by the erector mechanism.
Using ballistic calculator shows 16.7 MOA needed to get to 600 yards. The scope should have roughly 32.5 MOA of upward adjustment. You could first try the scope in a different mount and see if that corrects the issue. If it doesnt I think Vortex will fix or replace the scope.