Mounting my first scope on an AR with a Burris PEPR. I'm mounting an SWFA 3-15x42 MRAD with a listed eye relief of 4.2" - 3.8".
I'm a big guy (6'1") with a bigger noggin. I have an A2-length stock (Magpul MOE Rifle stock with extended buttpad). My natural cheek weld when I shoulder the rifle (sitting or standing) puts my nose just under three finger widths from the charging handle. Probably about two and a half finger widths.
I'm finding that I get the best sight picture with the end of the eyepiece hanging over rail sections T1-T3 (no scope shadow or tunnel vision).
This means that I need to set the PEPR all the way out to T9-T10. The front of the PEPR mount is actually clamped into the Troy rail.
Is it normal to have an offset mount set this far forward on the receiver? Seems extremely far to me, but that's where I can consistently get a good, clear sight picture through the scope. Most mounted scopes I see on ARs usually have the eyepiece hanging over the charging handle.
I'm a big guy (6'1") with a bigger noggin. I have an A2-length stock (Magpul MOE Rifle stock with extended buttpad). My natural cheek weld when I shoulder the rifle (sitting or standing) puts my nose just under three finger widths from the charging handle. Probably about two and a half finger widths.
I'm finding that I get the best sight picture with the end of the eyepiece hanging over rail sections T1-T3 (no scope shadow or tunnel vision).
This means that I need to set the PEPR all the way out to T9-T10. The front of the PEPR mount is actually clamped into the Troy rail.
Is it normal to have an offset mount set this far forward on the receiver? Seems extremely far to me, but that's where I can consistently get a good, clear sight picture through the scope. Most mounted scopes I see on ARs usually have the eyepiece hanging over the charging handle.

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