im putting this scope on a .222 shooting 50gr bullets think it will still be good?also putting this on 22-250 shooting 55gr bullets think scope will work with both guns?
39400
Well yes and no. It is a really good scope. (bright, clear, turrets click well and seem to be consistent). The scope will work on all of your rifles well. But... the calibrations on the elevation turrent care calibrated for the balistic data of a 55 gr 223 bullet (hornady a-max). So you will have to ignore the marked elevations and go to the scale on the elevation turret. I shoot 77 grain sierra and 75 grain hornady match bullets and they have different trajectories than a 55 gr bullet. It really isnt a problem you just have to come up with a dope sheet just like you would with any other scope. I have been happy with the scope and feel it is a good buy for the money. It is designed to work on top of an AR and I would recomend Rock River Arms excellent scope mount as well.
39401
Going with the BDC will be easier for you, especially when you utilize Spot On to dial in your long range accuracy. I have the P-223 3-9 BDC 600 and love it. It sit's on a .223 AR. Nice thing with the BDC is, zero at 100 and then use the BDC circles as your aim point to make accurate shots. I have used to to shoot soda cans at 500 yards. Obviously the M-223 4-16 will give you greater magnification and a shaprper image, but the P-223 3-9 is still one heck of a scope.
39402
The turrets are set for a 45 grain .223 round at standard temperature and pressure. The elevation turret does not list MOA marks, only yardage marks for said .223 round. Therefor you will probably want to relabel the elevation turret. The turrets are not designed to be changed. I covered up my turret with masking tape and re-labeled it myself for just this reason. It is possible to use this scope anyway but you will need to count elevation clicks in your head as there are no MOA marks on the turret. (Only range marks from 100-600 yards.)
39403
Reply to e-mail: It will work with the .222 Rem. just expect the accuracy to be off at least 10%. Your bullet's are averaging around 3000fps + - and the .223 3240 fps. When you zero, you might do it at 1-2 inches high. Your 22-250 is probably coming out about 3600 fps so you maybe an inch low at 100 yards will still put you pretty close to on target after 200 yards. I used to live in Maine and I don't recall may areas where a person can take a 400 yard shot. I hope this info helps you out?
39404
The scope will function just fine. It is designed around a .223/5.56 55 gr bullet at 3240 fps. You will probably be quite accurate using it on the 22-250 with the 55 gr. projectile. Check out Nikon's Spot On Ballistic Program to see how your ammo will work with this scope. Using the 22-250 should let you dial out to 600 yards with excellent accuracy as long as the wind isn't blowing to hard.
39405
Derick, The .222 and 22-250 are very similar to the 223/5.56. After says this I believe the 55gr 22-250 will perform also identical to the 223/5.56 so the scope should work just fine.
39406
This is a great scope - I love mine and use it on my 30.06 for elk hunting also. Check out the Spot-On ballistics calculator on the Nikon website to give you the elevation adjustments you will need to make. Very accurate.
39407
i see no reason why not. you could certainly dope this scope for .222 or 22-250 rather quickly.
1222429
I placed mine on a somewhat similar Zastava MP22 in the 22 mag version. Mine took traditional 1" scope mounts, so if you find the correct scope mounts for your rifle it should work fine. It is ideally suited to light recoil rifles such as a 22.
1405645
Yes it will work on 7.62 that is what I used it on. I would imagine it will work on the 300 win also since it is 30 cal ammo too. Not sure about 22 lr. Haven't needed to bore sight any of mine.
2167696
It works good on my 5.56 AR, but think you may want something with a dual ring mount for heavier calipers. It's a good scope that has a quality build, you may want to check Krueger's web site to see what else they offer, they do have other types of scopes available so you may find something of interest and then you can see if you can find it on Amazon.
1040384
It's a great scope for a 270. I mounted mine on a Ruger M77 in 270 caliber. Shoots great!
1084993
This hits hard. 50-60 yards consistent. Depending on ammo you can get about 1300 fps with the high velocity pellets. I shoot the heavier lead that runs about 900-950 subsonic but it is way more accurate and packs a punch. Most 22lr rounds are 1250fps but would carry lead further out. It will shoot the 100yds no problem but accuracy just will not be there. I have a ruger .177 that doesn't shoot as fast as this one and they are both way more than the daisy 10 pumps of old
1169605
Correct, this scope is dialed in for .55 gr bullets at 3240 fps. If you want to shoot heavier bullets accurately I would suggest the M-223 with BDC 600 reticle. This will allow you to use Nikon's Spot On Ballistic Program to dial in your rifle, scope and ammo choice.
1235853
the scope is said to be able to handle a 50 cal, but i have also read reviews of some that do an others that don't, If this is a new model of mine maybe they fixed the issues. but the warranty is very good, so if you do have problems with it send it to them and they will do what they can .
1599888
I have it on a 22-250 and it seem to work well. O will be at 250 for shooting at about 400 yds. I will use the mill dot for range adjustment.
1011216
I would not use this scope on a .223. The one i purchased was very cheap and did not work well at all. It would be perfect for airsoft but not the real thing.
2118942
I've only used it up to 50 yards. I can perfectly see the bullet holes perfectly. Try using some of those birchwood shoot n see targets. I used it for my ak74 which makes holes about the size of a .22. My guess is that you'll be ok if you use shoot n see targets
1458880
Sorry emce k, mine is on a 22 lr rim fire rifle w/very little to no recoil...but reading other comments on the review, the scope should be able to withstand large caliber rifle recoils.
1392426
I have both. Same scope. 22 Mag has parallax set to 50yds (typical rimfire range) and the 8 Point to 100yds (typical centerfire hunting range)
1599887
It should do just fine on a .223 rifle. I have mine on a .308 and it seems to be holding up. As for the range it is what ever you sight it in for when you are out shooting.
1349590
Yes, it will work, but the built in sight ranges are designed for the 22lr. It will function as a normal scope.
1708602
Yes it will work fine for that caliber. For the bullet drop compensation to be accurate, it must be set according to caliber and ballistic coefficient (there's a chart for look up) and the scope must be zoomed in to 10x. Good scope with those caveats.
1106106
I think that the scope would be satisfactory on a 22-250, as you saw I don't think I would not use the supplied rings but better rings are available for around $10.O0