They are mounted in Hawkins precision rings. I tired them in some night force rings same thing. I'll try 15inch lbs when I get home from working out of town. I did look through it, it is moving but how much I do t have a way to measure it currently.
Optic mounting and zeroing issues?
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wvbearhunter
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Definitely check your zero stop. My XTR II, which was new, had the zero stop set about half way between the elevation settings. I am embarrassed to admit it took me a full day of cussing before I thought to check 
M1A1ABRAMS
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This rifle scope is shipped from the factory with the optical center set at 20 MOA below center. Without tapered bases, the initial sight-in or bore sighting will likely produce a considerably high initial point of impact. Because of the Zero Click Stop™ feature, as shipped from the factory the scope has no immediate capability for downward point-of-impact adjustment.Use the following procedure whenever you need downward point of impact adjustment:
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Please elaborate on what you mean by moving. Is it moving/sliding/slipping off the scope rings? Or moving off from the rail?
M1A1ABRAMS
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I'm pretty sure he's referring to the reticle moving. And not having a way to verify how much. I believe as others have said, it's his zero stop he's having issues with.
I did not get the reticle was the issue from any of his posts, and the reason I am asking for clarification. Heck, he has not responded to the zero-stop comments. If it is indeed a reticle issue, no scope rings will fix it. Only Burris can resolve the issue.
M1A1ABRAMS
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Yes I am guessing from reading his shorthand sentences. "I DID LOOK THROUGH IT"I believe everyone is on point with the zero stop. Would be nice to hear how he made out. lol
