I ordered a Springfield Armory Generation 2 4-14X56 riflescope yesterday. I am mounting it on a Remington 700 PSS in .308. I also ordered a Badger Ordnance one-piece  scope base and ring set. The base is ramped 20MOA to get more range out of a standard scope. My question is: Will the ramp affect the BDC built into the Springfield Armory scope? I assumed that it would not affect it. I figure that after it is sighted in for 100 yards, everything will fall into place regardless as to whether the scope is mounted level or inclined front-to-back. Is this a correct assumption? Also, will my internal bubble-level still be visible with a front-to-back incline of 20MOA? Thanks!

Jeez...ya couldn't even wait for me to reply to your e-mail.

Do you still need the measurements of my rings?

Brouhaha, yeah, I figured if you were online you would respond first since you have the exact same set-up. Any idea as to my question above? As for the rings, they were sold out of all but the size you have on yours (1.125"), so I had to get them regardless of whether or not I could have went with lower ones.

I have no clue about your question.  I, unfortunately, have not had the chance to shoot mine out past 200 yards, which is where the rifle is zeroed.  So, I have no idea how well the BDC works.

Let me know if the shorter rings work for ya.

Quoted: Let me know if the shorter rings work for ya.

Brouhaha, you misunderstood me. The only rings in stock were the same size you had, so that is the size I had to get. Is your internal level still visible with the incline? Hopefully someone can clue us in on the BDC question.

Quoted: Brouhaha, you misunderstood me. Is your internal level still visible with the incline? Hopefully someone can clue us in on the BDC question.

Woops!  Read it wrong.

Yes, the internal level is still visible.

The only thing I really dislike about my setup is that the base gets in the way of loading the rounds.  I might circumvent that by getting a mag adapter.