how will the mildots work on my 7mm rem mag if i sight dead on at 100 yds??
854277
no idea, I put mine on an AR platform with significantly less recoil. Works awesome for me out to 250 yards or so
854278
Excellent question. Different calibers have different drop rates (I'm sure you know this). What I would do is take a level shot at 100, 200, 300 yards (after zeroing in with a chamber laser) and compare. Then experiment with the different mil dot levels(since NO info is included). Enough tinkering and I'm sure you'll figure it out. This is how I would do it. There is also a drop rate chart online for the different calibers. Also a little known fact about obtaining dead zero, is to measure the distance between the center of the barrel, and the center of the scope tube. If it is say 2.5", then your shot should aim 2.5" high above the bulls eye. Put your barrel laser in, lite it up at 100 yards in a cradle. Walk down range to the clean white paper you have set up. Make an X 2.5" above laser dot on paper, return to cradle, set scope crosshairs on X. Remember when you shoot, scope is 2.5" higher then bullet strike. If you set the scope, and strike spot to converge at 100 yards, the further out you shoot the more your shot will be high, since the lines meet at 100 yards, they will be further off the further out you shoot. Now factor in your bullet drop, and wind speed and direction, and you will have awesome reach. Hope that helps!
1805114
I believe it would be fine. You can check the Nikon website for specific ballistics for the 7mm rem mag.
1593836
No, adjusting the magnification will not move the zero although the higher the mag the smaller the field of view. Zero is set when you adjust the windage and/or elevation nobs.
410237
I have mine mounted on a m4 with mbus sight. I can co witness with no issues. Great sight. My only issue so far is that sometimes the auto off does not work.
1916544
I believe it would be fine for hunting within a certain yardage. I personally wouldn't shoot at anything but paper from more than 100 just to be on the safe side of taking ethical shots. no magnification + not the sharpest dot make it a little hairy if your hunting anything but varmints. I'm not a great shooter though so your experience could lend more utility from the red dot world of sights
515401
It will vary with broad head design and weight. You just have to step it off and shoot to see where they impact. My 22 in. bolt with 100 gr. field tip scoped in top dot for 20 yds gets about 38 yds. on the middle dot.
2149300
It fits my 7mm rem mag. And I have only been able to shoot 300 yards. Because I don't have many places here in liberal California USA. But I would imagine with proper optics u would not have any problems reaching out a 1000 yards accurately
973074
Yes it will, i have mine on Remington 7mm mag... with no problem held very well for over 2 years still zero in with no problems... Hope this answer your questions
300770
These type of mounts (flip to side or slide to side) always have some movement when deployed. They are meant for magnifiers where it doesn't make any difference. It would not hold zero at all with a scope in it. You would be lucky to keep your shots in an 8-10" circle at 50 yards using one of these. You need a solid mount for that or a set of rings that mount solidly to the rifle. You can also buy quick disconnect rings that will hold better zero when taken off and put back on if you buy good ones. Cheap ones just won't do the task.
665339
I hav one on my 7mm mag hav put about 60 ta 80 rounds down the tube and very pleased with it. Hope this helps ya
115267
if you have at least 2 inches clearance on the end of the mag chamber at full open pump (the initial loading action), you should be fine....really bright in the dark.
197225
You'll need to zero the red dot/green dot on the distance you're comfortable with. Me, it was 100 yards. There is no magnification and is easy to pick up.
1946399
It has some range finding reticle, it does light up green and red. I have around 500 rounds through my .300 Win MAG and it still comes back to zero everytime. My scope is clear until right before max zoom.
1881147
when you adjust the windage while zeroing..every click will equal 1/8". when actually firing, I use the Mil dots which will of course depend on what rifle and ammo you are using. I am using it with 7.62x54R ammo out of a modified Mosin Nagant. every 150 yards I raise the scope 1 mil dot
1098479
The FFP optic will allow you to use mil or moa reticle to range and adjust zero. If you get SFP, your reticle will not magnify throughout it's zoom therefore your mildot, milscale, moa reticle has little more value than a standard duplex reticle. If you can afford it, get the FFP. Even if you are not into ranging or dialing in scope for specific shots at distance using turrets (vs Kentucky windage)...you will still have this option. The only thing you lose with the FFP is money, but you gain capability.
272250
I use it on a .308 and have it on a picatinny rail system so I can remove it. After over 200 rounds, multiple removals, storage, transport, and various bumps it still holds true. It really depends which .50 bmg you put it on. If a Barret it should be fine. With others I don't know. As for adjustment it has a lot. Will it compensate for drop at 2000 m? Probably not. 1000m? Definitely.
1906053
i sight mine at 25 yards and that works fine as long as your using all the same weight pellets. and if your having that problem were it seems to be getting off little by little with every shot, it's that the scope is sliding back a little at a time, so make sure that the set screw is in place on the scope mount. hope that helps.