Looking to get this scope for my Sig 716 for 0-600 yards, would this be a good choice?
297456
4-600 yards is pushing it but it's a good start to dial in up to there. Also, keep in mind drop compensation and it might get you closer. Otherwise I would suggest slightly more powerful.
297457
I don't personally own an AR rig but , Yes, I would think ........just google "sig 716" and see images....I saw several pics with this scope mounted in it. Mine is mounted on a Marlin 3030. I love it........
297458
I like my Prostaff 4-12x40 rifle scope. The optics are very clear and I love the BDC. In my opinion it is a quality scope for the price.
924111
yes if it had a pictany rail system but a 600 yard scope on a shotgun would be a bit much if you ask me I would go with something a little less inexpensive around the 200 yard range
744919
This scope is a great match for someone who is looking to shoot longer ranges that is not very familiar with ranging and making elevation all changes. By this I mean basically anything past 300 yards. After the gun is zeroed its as simple as pushing a button to range your target and then using the dot that light up for a dead on hold. One thing to remember is you have to set the scope up for your ammo. Follow the directions, it's easy. Once your done with the set up and zero, it's a dream. You will be glad you have it. Good luck.
260267
The M1A was not designed to use a scope and in my opinion all the scope mounting options available for it will yield unacceptable instability of the mount with resultant poor accuracy. Also empty casings impact the mounts affecting scope zero and potentially jamming the action. I would suggest not scoping it. If you want good accuracy from a scoped gun, get one designed to wear a scope. That being said I think this is a dandy scope for use out to 200 yards with any weapon. Beyond that I'd go to a higher power like 3x9 etc. Good luck!
1862983
yes it would be a Great choice! The optics are very clear, the scope is easy to sight in, and I'm getting sub moa groups out of my weatherby 30-06 with it. It does come with lens covers, but they are for storage, they are not the "flip up" kind.
1186884
I can not really answer this. I am not big on these types of scopes. This is the only one I ever bought because I am more into closer ranges. I bought an EOTech and that's all I have bought since. I can tell you it seemed like a perfectly fine scope. Only problem I had was the elevation knob is attached with a setscrew and it came loose while out shooting without a wrench to fix it. More than one lesson learned there. Sorry I could not have been more help.
1462840
It depends on your distance. I use mine on a 30-06 out to 300 yards, if you put a 15/20 MOA scope mount/base you can go longer, but here in Northern NE you don't need much more. The range of it is good and it is a fine shooter for any .308 caliber from 75-400, but not without a sloped mount.
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You can use this scope to shoot generally out to 250 yards depending on your skill level. So it depends how far you want to shoot, how good your eyes are in low light (older shooters enjoy higher magnification), enjoyment level, and desired use.The weight isn't significant for me. It is a nice scope, and I think you'll enjoy it.
775706
It is a good solid scope, I think it will hold just good...But I think if 3-9 is not much for a 30-06 rifle...
984478
I been shooting with this scope on my Sig, 7.62X51 and I have had no problems with it, actually I love this on both the AR15 & AR10. Great scope & very durable. I've used it hog & deer hunting and it stays dead on target. Good shooting & happy & safe holidays.
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This is awesome on a .22lr but for an AR the best cheap scope setup you will get is the Ncstar scope with the holosight add on. It comes preconfigured to the 55gr .223 balistic curve so it provides fast and accurate transition up to 600 yards.
449124
Yes and it should be a good scope, but the one i had would not hold a setting. It was all over the place. Sent it back for a refund. Good transaction thks Amazon.
1235852
Yes. I have it on a .223 and usually shot at the 300 yard range. This scope can easily reach beyond the range if my rifle. Should be great for a 30-06.
2082861
I have one on my CMMG 16" 300 Blackout upper, and I love it...can't beat it for the money. My only caution is that it is heavy compared to other scopes, so if you want lightweight, look for a Nikon or Bushnell.
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Well it would work great butt and is a good scope but it has pre measured mil dots on recital for .223 ballistics .meaning you don't have to adjust scope for yardage you just use lower dot on cross hairs for determined range of target so your sighted in from 100 to 500 yards without moving elevation on scope. 7.62x39 has a different drop in trajectory thus making mil dots Un affective but if sighted in to your ak at a hundred yard you can adjust elevation on scope to your yardage specifications but yes its a great scope but I would check out other options for 7.62x39 caliber. Hope this helps try maybe a vortex crossfire 2 or weaver kaspa same basic price just set up for open range of calibers. Well it would work great butt and is a good scope but it has pre measured mil dots on recital for .223 ballistics .meaning you don't have to adjust scope for yardage you just use lower dot on cross hairs for determined range of target so your sighted in from 100 to 500 yards without moving elevation on scope. 7.62x39 has a different drop in trajectory thus making mil dots Un affective but if sighted in to your ak at a hundred yard you can adjust elevation on scope to your yardage specifications but yes its a great scope but I would check out other options for 7.62x39 caliber. Hope this... » Read More Well it would work great butt and is a good scope but it has pre measured mil dots on recital for .223 ballistics .meaning you don't have to adjust scope for yardage you just use lower dot on cross hairs for determined range of target so your sighted in from 100 to 500 yards without moving elevation on scope. 7.62x39 has a different drop in trajectory thus making mil dots Un affective but if sighted in to your ak at a hundred yard you can adjust elevation on scope to your yardage specifications but yes its a great scope but I would check out other options for 7.62x39 caliber. Hope this helps try maybe a vortex crossfire 2 or weaver kaspa same basic price just set up for open range of calibers. « 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.
136389
I would agree with Mr.Mcguire,this is a great scope and I would suggest the mount as well.the xr mount that i have has a built in incline so your scope does not run out of elevation for long distance shooting.the downside to this scope and mount is they are a little heavy but i would highly recommend anyway.depending what you are shooting at 600 yds,you may want more than 16X? good luck and you cant go wrong with the above set up.