The bushnell but as kit 1
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04-17-2014, 05:55 AM #11I am a Forum User
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04-17-2014, 04:15 PM #12MGO Member
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Oh, nice
Originally Posted by nrich1979
Glass on those 3200s are as good as my Leupold VXIIIs, & MK4.
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04-17-2014, 04:57 PM #13MGO Member
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A fixed 10x is a terrible general purpose scope for an AR. Tried it, got rid of it. The 3-12x42 Nikon or similar is very useful by comparison. I had cases where I called in coyotes with it and when they came in I had a scope full of blurry fur, very hard to follow a running animal etc. Shooting from a bench at a target a consistent distance away, thats a different deal. Nikon also had the side parallax adjustment to eliminate parallax at different ranges.
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04-17-2014, 09:06 PM #14MGO Member
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Did you read the op? Originally Posted by westcliffe01
Yes, a fixed 10x sucks for moving targets....
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04-17-2014, 11:07 PM #15I am a Forum User
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I had massive, major shoulder surgery earlier this year.. Major knee surgery middle of last year, and later this year I may even get the mid cerebral aneurysm repaired. Originally Posted by westcliffe01
A bit of bench shooting is all I can do for the next year or so.. I have good range of motion and physical therapy has gone great.. but needless to say I won't be chasing down any Coyotes in the near future..
But I can still sit there and relax as I enjoy my AR 15..
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