It will be a 5.56, 16" barrel. Just for plinking but she is interested in reaching out there to about 300 yds.
It will be a 5.56, 16" barrel. Just for plinking but she is interested in reaching out there to about 300 yds.
I had just seen that Millet on sale. I would prefer a Vortex, illuminated with Mil Dots. Any suggestions?
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I've owned that exact scope. It's just OK for the money. For the same money, I'd rather have the Super Sniper, too. In fact, that's what I bought when I sold it.
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300 yards does not require a tactical scope. If you want to take it double that, then it might be worth the investment. But if you do there, I'd plan to do first focal plane, and matching MIL/MIL or MOA/MOA (reticle/turrets) scope.
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I've got a Vortex, and a SWFA, both fine scopes. I believe that MOA might be easier to learn, as it most closely resembles what we encounter in our everyday lives. If you really want to make the investment in time and education, mildot can be fun.
The first question should have been, I would like a scope that does X but keep it in this $$$ price range. A basic 3x9 will get them to 300 yrd. There's no need, as J said for a "tactical" scope.
It really comes down to how much or little the OP wants to invest.
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