Can this scope perform/Hold Zero with no damage on a Center Fire Rifle; Ex = a Ruger American Rifle 30-06 ? Recoil maybe too much on a Rfile ?
1978326
Haven't had a chance to use this one yet but I had an earlier version of the Leapers/UTG that I absolutely loved, held zero perfectly. Just make sure to tighten mounts after shooting a lot, never missed til then lol...Savage 110/Win .270
2167697
I can only say that I have it mounted on an AR 223. After several hundred rounds it has maintained zero and has not loosened at all. I don't know how it would do with heavier calibers.
1959687
Well I Am Not Sure, But I Have This Scope Mounted On My AR1 And A Buddy Of Mine Had It On His .308 AR10 And My Son Has The Same Scope On His Remington 700 30.06 And All Three Scopes Hold Zero
220925
Mine has so far. holding zero is also dependent on your scope mount. so buy a good mount like the BRASS STACKER.
1038617
I have put 200-300 rounds through my Colt .22 rifle with this scope, no issues at all with the scope holding position. The mounts are sturdy and the scope seems very well built. I would have no hesitation to use it with hotter loads/higher calibers.
827680
There is some truth to this. The sight you mount to this rail may not be perfectly aligned with the centerline of the barrel once the rifle is rotated. This means that the center of the sight will be to the left or the right of the centerline of the barrel. When you zero the sight make sure that you take this offset into account. For example, if the sight is mounted .5" to the left of the bore center, then make sure that the point of aim (dot) is also .5" to the left of the actual target impact point. If you don't do this, your horizontal zero will be valid for only the distance at which you set the zero since your point of aim will not be parallel to the bore. There is some truth to this. The sight you mount to this rail may not be perfectly aligned with the centerline of the barrel once the rifle is rotated. This means that the center of the sight will be to the left or the right of the centerline of the barrel. When you zero the sight make sure that you take this offset into account. For example, if the sight is mounted .5" to the left of the bore center, then make sure that the point of aim (dot) is also .5" to the left of the actual target impact point. If you don't do this, your horizontal zero will be valid for only the distance... » Read More There is some truth to this. The sight you mount to this rail may not be perfectly aligned with the centerline of the barrel once the rifle is rotated. This means that the center of the sight will be to the left or the right of the centerline of the barrel. When you zero the sight make sure that you take this offset into account. For example, if the sight is mounted .5" to the left of the bore center, then make sure that the point of aim (dot) is also .5" to the left of the actual target impact point. If you don't do this, your horizontal zero will be valid for only the distance at which you set the zero since your point of aim will not be parallel to the bore. « Show Less
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Wish I could give you a good answer I but have no experience with your rifle though it is reputed to be a great one. Did find zeroing mine mounted on an M&P; AR 10 was a piece of cake! I bore sighted @ 25 yds then within 5 rounds had a perfect zero @ 100 yds. Have not done any longer yardages but am eager to see how well BDC measures up. M-308 is my 3rd Nikon tactical scope...I think a great bang for the buck! Good luck on your decision.
1209967
Good Lord! my 30-06 has the recoil many times that of any air rifle i could imagine! it survived shooting a fork horn last year, four point this year.. as well as just for fun shooting, good scope for the $$$
1307666
Considering that I only have it for personal defense and the red laser only works well at night my shots are never more than 10m away. It stays pretty much on zero but it depends more on which weapon you are attaching it to. My M&P; doesn't kick badly at all and there is little to no vibration on the rail so the laser doesn't move much (if at all).
766201
I am really pleased with this scope. It holds zero. I use the scope on a AR 10 as well as a AR 15. Both scope are great deal for what you pay. I plan on buying more for future rifles.
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Most likly yes if u buy new scope rings for it I've got it on my 30-06 and after 50 rounds it busted the factory rings so ya get new ones but as far as holding its zero I've had no problems yet and I've put close to 250 rounds thru it whith no problems
1459817
Scope has held zero on the two range trips i have used it on, i have it on a ar-15, and works well.
229659
I used this scope on a flat-top receiver without a FSB. I used a mount with a 1" rise. I do have another rifle with a FSB and similar scope. Did not use a riser on it. FSB only shows up as a very small blur. Does not affect ability to hit targets.
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After about 300 rounds thru my MN, the scope stopped holding zero. It was great before that. Mine at least worked one day then just couldn't hold zero the next. Mount is a brass stacker and it's rock solid. I initially gave the scope good reviews but that was before shooting it a bunch.
239000
Do not use a scope that is not designed for a air rifle you will damage it. Spring piston air rifles recoil in reverse and the scope was not designed to work that way. BSA makes a decent air rifle scope that holds perfect zero
2184797
It should stay at zero if you put it back in the same slots on your rail. Long as you don't mess with sight turrets or remove sight from mount. It's best to always re-check zero when doing anything to a firearm. I love this mount on my colt competition, you won't be disappointed. Good luck and happy shooting.
954320
I have not had any problems with this scope at all. I have several CenterPoint optics and they are excellent. I rarely use the illumination feature because I usually find even the lowest setting too bright. With that said; however, the illumination on this scope is better than most. This scope is mounted on a Ruger 10/22 but it's bigger brother is on a Marlin .30-30 and has not broke zero yet.Hope this helps.