I'm really liking the new Bushnell ERS 3.5-21x50 in FDE, but on their website the specs say it only has 50 inches of elevation adjustment at 100 yards. I have read reviews of the HDMR that said they had 80-90 and I was wondering if the websites specs were wrong, or what the deal was.
Rifle Scopes Bushnell ERS 3.5x21 elevation range
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Re: Bushnell ERS 3.5x21 elevation range
I just talked with their Customer service yesterday , they said web site in middle of being updated, best to call them with exat model number they will give you info.
I just talked with their Customer service yesterday , they said web site in middle of being updated, best to call them with exat model number they will give you info.
Re: Bushnell ERS 3.5x21 elevation range
The old model (DMR, HDMR) had 34 mils (117 MOA) of elevation travel, and 34 mils of windage (!!!) too.
I seriously doubt the ERS has any less.
Joe
The old model (DMR, HDMR) had 34 mils (117 MOA) of elevation travel, and 34 mils of windage (!!!) too.
I seriously doubt the ERS has any less.
Joe
Re: Bushnell ERS 3.5x21 elevation range
Thanks for the responses guys. I figured it would have to have more than what was listed considering they state that the ERS stands for "extended range scope", and also what would be the point of of a 34mm main tube. NF 3.5-15 with 30mm main tube has like 125 MOA of travel.
Thanks for the responses guys. I figured it would have to have more than what was listed considering they state that the ERS stands for "extended range scope", and also what would be the point of of a 34mm main tube. NF 3.5-15 with 30mm main tube has like 125 MOA of travel.
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