Will the scope stay zerroed on a 223 cal rifle after being fired a half dozen shots ?
1001269
My 223 has stayed zeroed. But, it's critical that you tighten the lugs properly from the get go.
1877831
I have only used the scope out to 100 yds. and I am satisfied, but I think it would be hard to see .223 holes at further distances.
1443330
I put this scope on a m&p; 15-22, not a .223, it did return to zero at 50yards, however it is limited. It is not a powerful scope, we use it for squirrels and plinking at no more then 50 to 60 yards past that its not good.
1318656
It will hold up fine to the anise but the reticle is spaced for .223/5.56 so you will lose that "feature"
314434
No.... but the scope will not stay sighted in, kept zeroing it in, went thru 500 rounds with a 22. A waste of money.
863553
The Gunsite scout is a 308 rifle might not hold zero due to the recoil, I have a regular optic on my gunsite.
1222510
depends on your rings that you use. that will determine whether the scope will hit the rear gun sight.
1582998
Yes, BUT! Make sure during your range time to check and tighten the screws every few rounds or so. On my Mosin the rail would slightly shift forward and after every 20 or so rounds I would need to readjust the mount. Having to readjust will effect the zero slightly, but it's nothing frustrating, in my case anyway.
2268756
Jim, I mounted this scope on my .300 BLK and I have about 1,000 round through it and it hasn't moved. I sighted it in the day I got it and haven't adjusted it since and it's always been dead on. I know .308 is a little more recoil but I think you should be fine with it. I've tested this scope pretty thoroughly. Good luck, hope you get it.
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.
1895373
No it wouldnt. It didn't on my 223. I had all sorts of professional help and finally took out back.
991042
Usually firing is what can make the sights become off over time. Pumping shouldn't affect it too much. Make sure you have the correct rail or required attachments for this scope though. This one wouldn't fit on my pump rifle unless I got special rings. This is a good scope for the price. Happy shooting!
527150
I can't say. It may be the scope because a quality pellet exiting the rifled barrel at 1400 FPS should travel straight. The jolt when the gun is fired may shake up the scope mounting. I had this problem on another pellet rifle. The scope kept sliding back.
575542
Hey Roy, I use this scope on my Remington R-25 308. after putting a couple hundred rounds thru it, the screws did back out. Solution: I put some blue lok-tite on the threads. This is a great scope for 100 yards plus.
317907
If you have not physically zeroed this scope on your rifle ,you will need to. I wouldn't just bore sight it and trust 100% that it's going to be zeroed at 100yds with out putting rounds down range.
80761
Yes. It is quality just like the rest of the rifle. Not sure why the other answer is,"no". Mine is less that 1 yr old. I just checked it with a scope. Definitely rifled.
1367419
I would imagine it would mount to that rifle with correct rings.although this scope is more .223 specific, it could be used with different calibers, but you may want to consider a scope that isn't caliber specific.