My recent purchase of a EP5 5-25X56 FFP MIL VPR Reticle with Zero Stop - 34mm Tube for my Tikka T1x was installed with the 20 MOA ridged base and a MDT 20 MOA base. Total 40 MOA. I cannot get on paper at 50 yards, estimated about 10-12 inches high by shooting in the dirt bank. What is my best solution if I want to zero at 35 yeards and dial POINT OF AIM at 200 yards?
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You do not need 40 MOA to shoot a .22LR. Even 20 MOA is probably overkill.
Make certain that you have your ZeroStop lock and set screws backed out before you try to zero the rifle. There is a ton of elevation with the EP5, so check that out 1st.
I'd say get rid of the 40 moa of mount and base. I'm running a 20 moa mount on a 20 moa base with the Ep5 on a 338 lapua and for me, shooting at 35yds pointless. I have no idea what caliber you are shooting, but if you aren't planning on hitting out to a mile and past...40 moa of base is not needed