Suppressor/Muzzle Attachment in FOV

[General RE LEE]

My Zeiss and Burris scopes have a wide FOV and are mounted relatively low to the bore on my rifles. I keep my scopes on the lowest power and only crank them up at the range or if I need to in the field. My can takes up the lower quarter of the FOV on low power. I'm learning to live with it but anyone else notice this? "Par for the course" I guess.

 

[SomeJackassOnAForum]

in an AR with an LPVO you can see your rail, muzzle device, can, etc.

Anything with a wide enough field of view you're going to get the muzzle device. The positive is that usually the only thing it's obscuring is the ground immediately in front of you.

 

[JohnJohnson]

My father's Barrett Fieldcraft has low rings and you can see the suppressor on low power with the scope. But none of my rifles have that issue because I mount my scopes much higher for comfort. My standard ring height now is ARC X-Highs which are 1.42" so no problem there.

 

[ChrisAU]

Its not an issue, its a byproduct of a wide FOV. Only "fix" would be a narrower FOV.