Can this also be used for spotting a target at 100 yards or so?
1993616
It's supposed to be for the stars but, is fantastic for 100-2000yds for clear view of target.
1993617
If you already know how to the telescope then yes if not i wouldn't suggest it
2129038
I think it can handle 308 at 100 yards...but I would not use it for that far away. The tab on the target is approximately 6 inches and would be very difficult to hit at that distance. Also I find that when I do use the target it never lands with a tab facing me. I have to rotate about 45 degrees each time I hit it to get another shot. The reset would be very frustrating at 100 yards having to walk out after each shot to reset the target.
1315303
Yes - but I try to use the targets that change colors at that distance. I have shot that distance with a 22.250 and saw it well! Good spotting Scope with out having to spend $1500.00.
2281313
I don't think so. These are gee,at but i think you would need something with greater power for rifle range spotting.
465997
Its very blurry and hard to see the target at over 100 yards. I wouldn't buy it, if I had a second chance.
244889
This is a great scope but, I don't think that it would be good for anything farther than around 100 yards.I hope this helps you
835916
I have used it at 100 yards and it works great. I haven't had to test it at longer range yet.
657154
I use this at 100 yds and it works fine. If I were to shoot further, I would need a better scope on my AR (currently Leupold AR 1 Model) and definitely a more powerful spotting scope. In terms of brightness and clarity, Leupold scopes make great glass for the money. You would have to spend much more to get better glass.
1804427
I'm shooting at a 100 yard outdoor range, so it's not a problem for me at that distance. Can't vouch for beyond that. Most shooters I know use a scope for beyond 100 yards, and a red-dot like Lucid's HD7 for CQC and less than 100 yard engagements.
2222446
It would only give you the distance from the device itself to the target, or direct line of sight distance. It doesn't calculate "drop" from a higher vantage point.
165006
Yes it can. This is not like a red dot/holographic sight. There are normal crosshairs that have the ability to be illuminated.
1469439
No, it does not. Except, perhaps, for makers who cater to firearms owners, I doubt most Spotting Scopes would. Spotting Scopes are used as much or more for birdwatching or purposes other than precision target shooting I'd suggest one of three things: a) Use a rifle mounted scope; b)buy a separate range finder device, or c)Look at companies like Burris, Leupold, Redfield or Bushnell to see if they have Spotting Scopes with reticles built in.
558280
It would probably work to measure in between poles using the site hole it could work to measure up the pole but may be harder due to the size of the target you are trying to hit.
1696250
It is good for line of sight. I would guess my furthest distance to have been about 700 yards when flying my Kadet Senior.
1283677
The glass is phenomenal. At 100 yards, you will not be able to identify .223 holes in paper, but maybe .308 holes in a color-change splatter target. For ranging a small to medium sized animal (jack rabbit through deer) this works absolutely perfect.
1137934
Haven't tested it for accurate distance but I am.pretty sure you can get 100 yards out of it. It also has a large spread so the darker the area the more you.can.light up. Be aware this uses D cell batteries.
1659337
Well, i went outdoor to test the vision over 100 yards for youAnd i can see "yes of course"You can see the target very very clearly over 100 yards, Don't miss this scope, i've bought it 1 year ago, and i can just say it's perfect, and you can see the 100 yard target as 7 yard close to your eyes