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nikon coyote
tazzer
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got me a nikon 4.5x14x40 the other day [:p][:p] bore sited it in yesterday but the weather was to bad to test it out on paper so maybe Ill get a chance in a few days [:D]
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its clear as all get out also [:p]
I sighted mine in with a laser, on a bracketed target took all the guess work out of it.. the BDC works fairly well.
I used a older bushnell to bore site it, I have a new laser one but it did not do to great when we used it on a 30-30 for some reason
iv got to read up on the bdc and get my yardage for the 22 250 on each cir.
quote:Originally posted by quickmajik
I sighted mine in with a laser, on a bracketed target took all the guess work out of it.. the BDC works fairly well.
I used a older bushnell to bore site it, I have a new laser one but it did not do to great when we used it on a 30-30 for some reason
iv got to read up on the bdc and get my yardage for the 22 250 on each cir.
I think its good to 550-600 yards for the 250.
Nikon scopes are the only scopes I use.
Had a 4.5x14x40 Nikon on a Model 70 7mm WSM. Good scope but it would black out on anything above six or seven power in bright light. Sold it and got a Monarch 4-16x42 with BDC. Been happy so far.
Nikon scopes are the only scopes I use.
thinking about getting one for my 7mag and 06 also
thinking about getting one for my 7mag and 06 also
If you are speaking of a 4.5x14x40. You should wait until you have time to completely field test it first. For like I said. The one I had when placed on six, seven power or higher in bright light it would just black out like you stuck your hand over the end of it. In a shade it would do fine. Not being a fan of sun shades on a rifle scope. I just got rid of it and adopted for the Monarch 4-16x42.
quote:Originally posted by quickmajik
I sighted mine in with a laser, on a bracketed target took all the guess work out of it.. the BDC works fairly well.
I used a older bushnell to bore site it, I have a new laser one but it did not do to great when we used it on a 30-30 for some reason
iv got to read up on the bdc and get my yardage for the 22 250 on each cir.
Tazzer, Here you go:
http://www.nikonhunting.com/spoton/
Anyone who has a gun with a Nikon scope with the BDC reticle should check out that site.
quote:Originally posted by tazzer
thinking about getting one for my 7mag and 06 also
If you are speaking of a 4.5x14x40. You should wait until you have time to completely field test it first. For like I said. The one I had when placed on six, seven power or higher in bright light it would just black out like you stuck your hand over the end of it. In a shade it would do fine. Not being a fan of sun shades on a rifle scope. I just got rid of it and adopted for the Monarch 4-16x42.
should have said I was planing on a monarch for the deer rifles [:D]
quote:Originally posted by tazzer
quote:Originally posted by quickmajik
I sighted mine in with a laser, on a bracketed target took all the guess work out of it.. the BDC works fairly well.
I used a older bushnell to bore site it, I have a new laser one but it did not do to great when we used it on a 30-30 for some reason
iv got to read up on the bdc and get my yardage for the 22 250 on each cir.
Tazzer, Here you go:
http://www.nikonhunting.com/spoton/
Anyone who has a gun with a Nikon scope with the BDC reticle should check out that site.
thanks I played around with it and printed some cheat sheets out [:D]