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Making downwards adj on Tango4 4-16-44

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Mferraro

Discussion Starter · May 29, 2022

Hello all - hoping someone can help me out,

I just mounted a Tango4 4-16-44 on a 20moa base, went to range and at 50yds was extremely high, with the zero stop I could not move the turret for a downward adjustment, I’ve read that if you loosen the set screws and raise the turret to the #1 then rotate downward it will move the point of impact however I do not get any resistance or clicking that it’s actually moving the point of impact please advise

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Nilla

· #2 · May 29, 2022

Hola, Welcome from Georgia....not sure about that question but best believe someone will be along that knows way more than me.

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Taskotzke59

· #3 · May 29, 2022

The 20MOA mount is for long range targets. It compensates bullet drop. Get a standard mount with 0 moa cant. What type rifle are you working with ?

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Mferraro

Discussion Starter · #4 · May 29, 2022

Tas, I put it on my daughters Tikka 270, we do long range shooting out to about 600 yards and elk hunting most shots between 200 and 400 I got it figured out With a little help from a guy at the range who has the Sig Tango4. I was able to raise the turret reset the screws creating room for downward adj. and then make my downward adjustments I am now zero and 200 which is where I wanted to be thank you for your reply I appreciate it

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cremaley

· #5 · May 29, 2022

Welcome from Georgia.

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