Rifle Scopes best bang for the buck $300-400 range
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Re: best bang for the buck $300-400 range
Check out the Mark AR from Leupold. Same specs as teh Gold rings, so you're getting a quality American made scope. This is not just designed for a 223 platform either. This scope would work very well on any AR platform. The Mark AR 4-12x40 should give you what you need for shots from 100 yards out to 600 plus depending on your skill. The T2 turrets are very solid and will alwasy let you shoot a box. Its just over the budget, but if you buy right you buy once.
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Check out the Mark AR from Leupold. Same specs as teh Gold rings, so you're getting a quality American made scope. This is not just designed for a 223 platform either. This scope would work very well on any AR platform. The Mark AR 4-12x40 should give you what you need for shots from 100 yards out to 600 plus depending on your skill. The T2 turrets are very solid and will alwasy let you shoot a box. Its just over the budget, but if you buy right you buy once.
Trevor
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Re: best bang for the buck $300-400 range
Honestly the best value for $400 is putting $400 towards a used scope in the $5-600 range. You can pick up a used Super Sniper 3-9x42, Bushnell Elite, or a Leupold Vari-x iii Tactical. These are all head and shoulders above anything you will find for $3-400.
Honestly the best value for $400 is putting $400 towards a used scope in the $5-600 range. You can pick up a used Super Sniper 3-9x42, Bushnell Elite, or a Leupold Vari-x iii Tactical. These are all head and shoulders above anything you will find for $3-400.
Re: best bang for the buck $300-400 range
i would look to either a bushnell 3200 10x with mil / mil [200.00] or a weaver 3.5-10x tactical with mil/ mil . [300.00]
i have and use both
i would look to either a bushnell 3200 10x with mil / mil [200.00] or a weaver 3.5-10x tactical with mil/ mil . [300.00]
i have and use both
Re: best bang for the buck $300-400 range
Another vote for Bushnell. A brand new Bushnell 4200 with .1 mil turrets, illumination, and FFP sells for around $500 (if you can actually find them). Might be able to find a used one cheaper or for around the same price.
Picked exactly that up recently for $530 - 3-12, mil reticle, mil turrets, illumination, and FFP.
Another vote for Bushnell. A brand new Bushnell 4200 with .1 mil turrets, illumination, and FFP sells for around $500 (if you can actually find them). Might be able to find a used one cheaper or for around the same price.
Picked exactly that up recently for $530 - 3-12, mil reticle, mil turrets, illumination, and FFP.
Re: best bang for the buck $300-400 range
Viper Vortex. I've seen the mil dot reticle versions on sale in the mid- high $200's
Viper Vortex. I've seen the mil dot reticle versions on sale in the mid- high $200's
Re: best bang for the buck $300-400 range
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 264win</div><div class="ubbcode-body">i would look to either a bushnell 3200 10x with mil / mil [200.00] or a weaver 3.5-10x tactical with mil/ mil . [300.00]
i have and use both </div></div>
I currently use the weaver on my 308. Solid scope, lowlight did a review on it awhile back too i think. Don't think you can beat it for the price. If your doing any hunting I would stay away from the fixed powers...just my personal preference.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 264win</div><div class="ubbcode-body">i would look to either a bushnell 3200 10x with mil / mil [200.00] or a weaver 3.5-10x tactical with mil/ mil . [300.00]
i have and use both </div></div>
I currently use the weaver on my 308. Solid scope, lowlight did a review on it awhile back too i think. Don't think you can beat it for the price. If your doing any hunting I would stay away from the fixed powers...just my personal preference.
Re: best bang for the buck $300-400 range
Nikon has some good ones too. My only beef with them is they only have about 40 moa internal adjustment but other than that they're nice.
Nikon has some good ones too. My only beef with them is they only have about 40 moa internal adjustment but other than that they're nice.
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