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I have fixed the problem. I shimmed the front of the scope base with brass shim material to a thickness of .012". This is more than enough and will allow me to adjust the scope to the middle of the adjustment range which is the ideal spot for clarity and lack of glare. Thanks for everybody's...

I have contacted Springfield Armory to see if the base could be 20 MOA. This rifle is as it came from the factory and it seems odd to me that it would come with a 20 MOA base. It also doesn't help that the scope is a Burris. They have a small range of adjustment. Thanks for everyone's input.

Yes, This actually is my son's gun and scope. He bought both new and could not sight it in. I took it to the range this morning and confirmed it. I have seen another case on a You Tube video where the guy had the same problem. He used Burris signature rings to solve the problem. I think...

It is the standard base that comes on the Socom 16.

I have a Socom 16 with the scout base. I have a Burris 2-7 Scout scope mounted to the base with Warne low quick detachable rings. With the scope elevation dial maxed out in the down position the rifle still shoots 2 1/2 inches high at 50 yards. There are two set screws in the middle of the...