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I have settled on a new gun, remington 700 SPS .223. What would be the best scope for this gun? The gun will be 99% used for coyotes. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thank you.
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Buy the best quality scope that you can afford. A good 3-9x 40mm scope is almost perfect for a calling rifle. I like the Nikon 3-9x 40mm "Monarch" myself. Having said that, I also have to tell you this-----I recently looked thru a Nikon "Buckmaster" in 4-12X 40mm with BDC that impressed me a lot. 299.00 At my local Bass Pro shop. That bugger keeps trying to draw me back there to buy it.
Buy the best quality scope that you can afford. A good 3-9x 40mm scope is almost perfect for a calling rifle. I like the Nikon 3-9x 40mm "Monarch" myself. Having said that, I also have to tell you this-----I recently looked thru a Nikon "Buckmaster" in 4-12X 40mm with BDC that impressed me a lot. 299.00 At my local Bass Pro shop. That bugger keeps trying to draw me back there to buy it.
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Re: riflescope
The Burris Signature 1.5-6 power is an excellent scope with a awesome field of view. Sight it in on the highest power, and call using the lowest. That works the best for me. Especially when you are calling them in within 100 yards.
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Re: riflescope
I have a Burris Black Diamond on my custom AR15 and I love it. My 22 250 has an older Bausch and Lomb Elite that is a great scope as well, but they aren't available anymore.
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Re: riflescope
couple of weeks ago maybe its been month & half i got a leopuld 3x9x40 with the lr sites i like it just wish i could get something with 4 legs has a light brownish tan to it, that is also low to the ground to stand in front of it at about 200 yrds. (a like a little challenge) so i could test it out. but it is easy to adjust clear glass & again as someone else said a lifetime no questions asked guarentee as long as they have the gold ring on the one end. i think if you go any lower than a 3x9 it won't have the gaurentee on it. but check it out to make sure.
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