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what is a good scope with a reticle with yardage increments for under $250
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The Redfield Revolution 3x9x50 & 4x12x40. Also the Vextor Diamondback. Both have great warranty and customer service. Both have exceptional clearity, though I give the edge to the Vextor Diamondback. Both companies are "AMERICAN OWNED" and both are located in the USA.
Ditto~deerhunterrick +1
The Vextor would be my first pick over the Redfield.
*Vector* munkey see munkey do!.....Lol
Try Burris Fullfield.
The Redfield with accurange will give you aiming points out to about 500 yard in 100 yard increments (depending on your rifle's trajectory) and is often considered the top scope in that range. You can also get a used Leupold VX II off of ebay with the Leupold long range reticle. I have not used he Vector Diamondback Deerhunterrick mentioned but will certainly look into it. I think scope technology is improving to the point where you can get a pretty good scope in that range.
Sorry... just realized that you must be talking about the Vortex Diamondback.
My bad again. Keep getting them crossed. Stay away from Vector (JUNK) sorry guys, it's Vortex Diamondback.Should know I just bought one $189 @ Cabela's this past week, so far so good.
Go with a Redfield or a Leupold VX1. Both offer a bullet drop and are in your price range.
Burris Fullfield II. $199.00
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The Redfield Revolution 3x9x50 & 4x12x40. Also the Vextor Diamondback. Both have great warranty and customer service. Both have exceptional clearity, though I give the edge to the Vextor Diamondback. Both companies are "AMERICAN OWNED" and both are located in the USA.
Ditto~deerhunterrick +1
The Vextor would be my first pick over the Redfield.
*Vector* munkey see munkey do!.....Lol
Try Burris Fullfield.
The Redfield with accurange will give you aiming points out to about 500 yard in 100 yard increments (depending on your rifle's trajectory) and is often considered the top scope in that range. You can also get a used Leupold VX II off of ebay with the Leupold long range reticle. I have not used he Vector Diamondback Deerhunterrick mentioned but will certainly look into it. I think scope technology is improving to the point where you can get a pretty good scope in that range.
Sorry... just realized that you must be talking about the Vortex Diamondback.
My bad again. Keep getting them crossed. Stay away from Vector (JUNK) sorry guys, it's Vortex Diamondback.Should know I just bought one $189 @ Cabela's this past week, so far so good.
Go with a Redfield or a Leupold VX1. Both offer a bullet drop and are in your price range.
Burris Fullfield II. $199.00
Post an Answer