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Vermin93

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You may be interested in the blowout sale on this predator hunting scope. Regular $220. On sale for $120.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Hunt...3Bcat104752080&WTz_st=GuidedNav&WTz_stype=GNU

Here is the reticle:

nikon_bdc_predator.jpg
 
I would buy 3 or 4 if they would put a dot or a cross hair in that top circle. Looks like it would be tough to zero
 
Those distances will change with the magnification. Go to Nikon site for "Spot On" program to get specific data. I have a BDC retic on my deer rifle and have used it out to 400 yards.
 
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Rockhound":yktm9ws6 said:
I would buy 3 or 4 if they would put a dot or a cross hair in that top circle. Looks like it would be tough to zero

Agreed. I am still getting used to the circle.
Trying out different loads in a new rifle and am not getting the consistency of a true crosshair. I use a target that takes advantage of the vertical and horzontal stadia lines to get it all centered. I also ended up going to 5 shot groups (vs 3 shot) to more of a true test of accuracy.
But remember, it is a hunting scope, not a target scope.
 
LanceS4803 is correct about it being a hunting scope and will never be as accurate as twisting the knobs, it is however quicker if you know the distance and your rifle i shot a deer at about 250y and was lower than i aimed but still a killing shot. i have 1 mounted on my smokeless but i dont ever see me shooting past that distance again.
 

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