Would this be a good scope for my 300 win mag?
1462839
It's decent. IF you are a serious hunter, I would step it up to the $400-$500 range and go with Leupold.
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.
1473682
I bought this scope and its great the focus adjustment is from o to what seems like infinity....lol its great to aprox. 300 yards with no problem with the caliber drop compensation too.
1248219
Yes, it's actually a really good scope. I would say no if you're going to use it for really long distances though.
1572478
Yes, the optics on the scope are excellent. I think the main thing youwould be concerned with is having the right mounting for the scope.
454536
The part number for the 300 win mag, and all 30 caliber, is 24015. Try your local sporting goods store or any of the many dealers on the web. I have used different calibers over the years and all perform superbly.
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.
454537
I have not tried it on a 300 winmag, but the part number you need is 24015. I have used the bore snake on 22 caliber rifles and it seems to work well. Sure is easier than punching the tube with patches. I have used the bore snake on my shotguns for the past 10+ years and have been impressed with them. Hope this helps!
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.
1814926
It is a great scope but I don't know us it would hold up to the 30-06 recoil. Sorry I could not help you.
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.
2082860
I have 2 of these scopes... 1 on my ar and 1 on my 7mm rem mag rifle both hold zero . You should be fine with the 300blackout
1129921
It has a nice extra large opening, I would definitely say yes. In fact it would probably handle 300 Win Mag. Hope this helps. PS Stay away from the Velcro types the will cause jam ups!
1820588
Greetings, the mark AR is designed with the NATO 5.56 rounds ballistics in mind, as such, it has adjustments for range based on that round so I don't think that will work at all for the 300 win mag (IMO). Leupold's website has a ton of information about their scopes and applications for them, I suggest you start there.-chris
1107541
yes it is a rifle scope! I shoot a .30-06 and I switch it to a .300 Win Mag. no problems at all. if you put a doubler on the front make sure that you go with the Yukon NV lens. Don't ever put any kind of camera lens on it if you use with a big bore rifle because I have heard that the sony lens that is popular has fallen apart.
933925
If u can mount it...yes. Should be able to handle recoil without a problem. I've used it on my 338 win mag and no problem there at all.
1053905
I highly recommend getting the magnifier individually, then getting the 36mm mount for third party sights like sightmark, ncstar, Burris. But if you have eotech or aimpoint, this setup should be fine with minimal adjustment
2061841
Fred, I think this optic would fit the bill perfectly. It's high quality but relatively low cost, and variable power. A great way to teach the youngins how to shoot through a scope.