unfortunately no—aside from not existing as far as I can tell (looks like MT stopped making their 10moa version), regardless of where you put the zero within the total travel, it is the design of the turret that limits travel to 4.8 or 3.2 mils, not the total elevation in the erector. So assuming a straight rail results in your zero being approximately in the center of travel there is really no advantage at all to using a rail with any elevation built in on that particular scope. Going from 3.2 to 4.8mils is still a big difference and more than plenty for most people though!If i'm reading the 3-12 klassik specs right, it has 10.8 mil total elevation travel? So in theory if a guy got like a 10 MOA base (do they exist for tikkas even?) he'd have 8.3 mil up if a scope center of travel happened to be aligned perfect with bore from the get go and have 2.5 Mil buffer down in case it was not.. Seems like that would probably work but playing with fire on the margins, running a scope close to it's max travel on zero, and wouldn't have enough elevation for 1000 yards if a guy wanted to shoot from that line on the range.. Would be a lot cooler if they just had 50-100% more elevation travel!