Can I put this scope on a SIG 716 .308 and then re-zero on a 5.56 rifle?
2011555
Yes you can....BDC reticle is set up for 556 but you can zero for anything you want. Of course if you zero it for your 308 you'll have to re zero it when you change rifles. It is an awesome scope btw.
961644
I have it mounted to my mosin which shoots a 7.62x54 round. It stays zeroed for me I love this scope! You can put it on an airsoft gun no issue.
1038616
Yes no problem. P have a 3-9X56 that I put on multipul pellet rifled and my 30-06 n the pellet rifles have killed scopes because the forward them backward recoil they make so ur 22 mag or 17 HMR should be right on
423088
Hello Carol, My limited experience with the scope so far has been great, but I'm using it on an AR hunting rifle. It works really well as advertised. I would consider it fine for use on either the M1A or 700 tactical applications with no expected issues. My only recommendation would be to to order replacement BDC elevation dials for your specific or favorite 308 Win/7.62 NATO loads. The AR scope typically comes with the .223/5.56 dial calibration. You can order replacement dials from Leupold's Custom Shop, I got one for my 6.8 SPC hunting load. Hope this helps!
325272
Honestly I'm not sure, I don't know if the .308 butt stock on any ar platform is different from a .223/5.56
131400
Yes. The scope has plenty of eye relief for the .308 or 7.62x51 mounted on a bolt action style rifle. I have mine mounted to a .308 Remington 700.
1596787
I would avoid this unit. It would not fit correctly in my 223/556 so I was not able to use it to sight in my scope. I ended up getting a red laser that goes in the chamber.
2083978
Sorry TU I don't know but my rifle is a Remington 700 .270 and it worked like a charm. I ended up a click away from zero at 100 yards.
1318657
Yes, but the Bullet Drop Compensation (BDC) markers are dialed in for 5.56/.223 and you won't be able to use them with 7.62/.308.
674758
I use it on 308. No problems that I know of as long as you have a rail to mount it on. It's a pretty solid built mount.
1240570
I have mounted my scope on old Markov 7.62 x 54, and on my .308 Ruger Scout rifle, so should be able to handle your .35
654167
I don't see how, since most .22 rifles have a smaller rail width than other higher caliber rifles like the 7.62 x39mm, .270 and .308, AR-15-.223/.300 aac blackout style. I don't know much about the Remington 597 though.
1318659
I want to think that you can use the initial crosshairs to zero the scope but I don't think you can use the additional ones for 200, 300 etc. you would be better off buying the acog that is calibrated for a .308
1036579
I haven't tried it on that specific rifle but it couldn't withstand the kick on my mosin nagant and since the 7.62x54r is similar in size to a .308 I wouldn't recommend this scope. It's definitely worth spending a bit more money to get a more resistant scope.
1092003
this is not able to hold zero on anything larger than a 223. I installed this on my AR10 and after trying to zero I figured out that the scope was not the problem it was the levers that attach the mount to rifle were coming loose. I would get the regular mounts with the Allan wrench attachments or the flat head attachments.
1925828
I believe this one is designed for .223/5.56. You can csll WMD guns to see if they make one for a .308.
460144
Sure but, I personally wouldn't put it on anything much larger than a .223 because it is an expensive scope. I have mine mounted on an AR15 and it works well but I wouldn't trust it on anything over .308 because of the recoil. I mainly shoot open sights but I wanted to check out the benefits of magnification without lightening my wallet too much. Eventually, I plan to buy a high quality scope and move this one to my Ruger 1022 for plinking.