Rifle Scopes Nikon M223
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Re: Nikon M223
i have it on my rock river arms ar15 and its really nice.. got the 3-12 m223 with nikoplex.... get 3/4" groupings @ 100yards rather often. if you could spend some more money, then i would advise getting a vortex something.
i have it on my rock river arms ar15 and its really nice.. got the 3-12 m223 with nikoplex.... get 3/4" groupings @ 100yards rather often. if you could spend some more money, then i would advise getting a vortex something.
Re: Nikon M223
I bought the M-223 for my Stag Arms 3g and it's been great so far. I got the BDC reticle and it wasn't 100% on at 300 yards, but that's my fault because I was using 50gr bullets. I'll get back to you when I get to try it out with 75 gr.
I do however very much like the turrets and the adjustments are really solid.
Elf is right though, Vortex makes some killer scopes in the 700 dollar range.
I bought the M-223 for my Stag Arms 3g and it's been great so far. I got the BDC reticle and it wasn't 100% on at 300 yards, but that's my fault because I was using 50gr bullets. I'll get back to you when I get to try it out with 75 gr.
I do however very much like the turrets and the adjustments are really solid.
Elf is right though, Vortex makes some killer scopes in the 700 dollar range.
Re: Nikon M223
U, You can use NIkon's SPot On Ballistic Program to dial in your BDC Scope to the 50 grain bullet's that you are currently using. Won't be a huge difference but every inch counts. Go to Nikonhunting.com, click Spot On Logo, register, it's all free to use. Be warned, you can spend a lot of time checking out all sorts of ballistics and atmospheric conditions!
Thanks for voicing your positive experiences!
U, You can use NIkon's SPot On Ballistic Program to dial in your BDC Scope to the 50 grain bullet's that you are currently using. Won't be a huge difference but every inch counts. Go to Nikonhunting.com, click Spot On Logo, register, it's all free to use. Be warned, you can spend a lot of time checking out all sorts of ballistics and atmospheric conditions!
Thanks for voicing your positive experiences!
