Went up bushnell's website, this is what it has posted:
Specs for XRS 4.5-30x 50mm
ET45305GZ
Finish:MattePower / Obj Lens:4.5x-30x 50mmReticle:G2Field of View (ft@100 yds. / m@100 m):24/[email protected] / 3.6/1@30xWeight (oz. / g):37 / 1049Length (in. / mm):10.2 / 265Eye Relief (in. / mm):3.7 / 95Exit Pupil (mm):[email protected] / 1.7@30xClick Value in.@100 yds / mm@100m:0.34 / 10Adj Range in.@100yds / m@100m:50 / 1.3Mounting Length (in. / mm):6.4 / 162
In case this is hard to manage-copy/paste adjustment range in@100 yards 50.
Specs for XRS 4.5-30x 50mm
ET45305GZ
Finish:MattePower / Obj Lens:4.5x-30x 50mmReticle:G2Field of View (ft@100 yds. / m@100 m):24/[email protected] / 3.6/1@30xWeight (oz. / g):37 / 1049Length (in. / mm):10.2 / 265Eye Relief (in. / mm):3.7 / 95Exit Pupil (mm):[email protected] / 1.7@30xClick Value in.@100 yds / mm@100m:0.34 / 10Adj Range in.@100yds / m@100m:50 / 1.3Mounting Length (in. / mm):6.4 / 162
In case this is hard to manage-copy/paste adjustment range in@100 yards 50.
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I emailed everyone on the contact list on their website asking this question and got not a single reply.
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Pleistarchus
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There's a guy on youtube (the only XRS review on there) and states 24mil(83.5moa). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0mKE4ncaKQ
I don't need to guess, mine has 7/10 of a mil under 30, or 29 & 3/10 mils
And I'm proud to report that there is no distortion on the edges from 4.5 all the way to 30 power, even at the last click of adjustment. It seems to be a consistent scope all around, reticle is as useable on the outer edges as it is in the center.
Wont tell you it is stellar in brightness/contrast at 30 power, but that doesn't kill its resolution, tree bark at 1,000 or so yards is still discernable, so it's doing its job and I'm happy as of now.
And I'm proud to report that there is no distortion on the edges from 4.5 all the way to 30 power, even at the last click of adjustment. It seems to be a consistent scope all around, reticle is as useable on the outer edges as it is in the center.
Wont tell you it is stellar in brightness/contrast at 30 power, but that doesn't kill its resolution, tree bark at 1,000 or so yards is still discernable, so it's doing its job and I'm happy as of now.
Mine has 31.5 mils total travel.
After setting the zero stop with a 100 yard zero on a 44.4 MOA cant Spuhr mount I have 29.8 mils elevation available.
Brett, my guess is that the zero stop is set a bit below the upper limit of the erector travel limiting the range on your scope since every other Bushnell model seems to have exactly the same amount of range from unit to unit.
Joe
After setting the zero stop with a 100 yard zero on a 44.4 MOA cant Spuhr mount I have 29.8 mils elevation available.
Brett, my guess is that the zero stop is set a bit below the upper limit of the erector travel limiting the range on your scope since every other Bushnell model seems to have exactly the same amount of range from unit to unit.
Joe
Perhaps, never even gave that a thought, I know it has more elevation then I need, even to get my 223 to a grand.
Agreed, it has elevation travel a-plenty.
I already had the Spuhr mount so I used it but even rings or a flat mount would be fine for my application being as the scope has so much travel.
Joe
I already had the Spuhr mount so I used it but even rings or a flat mount would be fine for my application being as the scope has so much travel.
Joe
Just got mine in the mail a few mins ago and had to take it out and check. Mine officially has 31.1 mils. BUt I have not played with the zero stop or any other features to assure that the scope is at its bottom. But close enough to answer my questions
