Love This scope, can you use this with the SCAR 17 using 308 caliber?
1318655
A brilliant scope! But this ones reticle, especially the bullet drop compensation (BDC) is layed out for cal. .223 rem! According to the scope itself it is best used on a M4 or a m249
1318656
It will hold up fine to the anise but the reticle is spaced for .223/5.56 so you will lose that "feature"
1318657
Yes, but the Bullet Drop Compensation (BDC) markers are dialed in for 5.56/.223 and you won't be able to use them with 7.62/.308.
1318658
Sure you can, why not? It's pretty darn accurate on my 556 at 400-500 yards, have not tried it on my 308win but I'm assuming it would be even better. Keep in mind this is really a TA31-ECOS. Read all the comments before you buy.
1318659
I want to think that you can use the initial crosshairs to zero the scope but I don't think you can use the additional ones for 200, 300 etc. you would be better off buying the acog that is calibrated for a .308
1318660
The ballistic setting will be off since it is calibrated for .223/5.56. Try the Trijicon TA648RMR-308 ACOG
1318661
The Acog is great, but there are the same type "calibrated" per weapon platform. Best advice is check Trijicon main site to verify the scope fits your platform needs.
162942
I have one on my 308 "sniper" and so far no problem.I would advise you to remember you're dealing with an inexspensive Chinese scope and if you have real concerns about real combat applications you might want to invest in a Leupold or other high line scope.
293942
I have the SCAR 17s (7.62) and LOVE this scope. A little pricey, but you get what you pay for... And if you're going to drop that much money on a nice gun, why not get a nice scope to go with it? Also, looks amazing on my flat dark earth IMO. No complaints.
1369577
As I understand things, the answer is two fold. First, the sight is a mil dot scope so it functions like any other mil dot and therefore, if you use the mil dot tables, it will work with any caliber gun. But, second, the turret for .223, 55 gr, 3100 fps can be swapped out for a .308 if you will provide Leupold with the details of bullet weight, fps for the particular ammo, etc. I've read that someone did this for $60. I have an email in to them for details. But again, it's a mil dot scope so the appropriate tables will work fine with just a little more work involved.
2005830
Yes. I've used it with both .22 and .17 on my dual caliber Beeman RS2 air rifle. Don't use any adapters for the .17 caliber. This gets it close enough to use a bench rest and trial shots for final scope adjustment. The shot pattern will depend on the type of pellets used. It is handy when switching calibers.
1339463
That depend... You should have no trouble at all mounting it to a short action (.223 or .308), however it will not fit the long action (300 win mag and so on). I believe remington makes the 700 sps in both short and long action so you have to make sure you are getting the correct mount for your rifle. Also this is an aluminum mount so you should attach your scope using aluminum rings (steel rings can damage the mount). Also a word of warning, in order to take advantage of the 20moa you will likely have to bed the mount, otherwise you will have a great bargain non 20moa scope mount.
196621
id say so, as long as you have the 30 mill rings, id say you could use any scope you wish to use.Mine is mounted on a Remington 700 SPS Varmint, 22-250, with 26" bull barrel, so id say you'll have no problems.
1380903
I can't answer your specific question, but I have mine mounted on a Remington 700 in 308, and it works well.
727227
Yes you could... I use a spotting scope Carl Zeiz 65 which is heavy and NO problem.... You will like it...
1569626
Yes,that is a mistake. The scope comes with a one piece mount clearly marked M-308Contact Nikon for the correct mount!
1601164
I have mine mounted on my 308win and works perfect. Very powerful for distance. Hope this helps
1198376
Yes as will any scope that you may want. Redfield makes a very good scope and I really like this revolution series, all you need is the proper scope mounts for make and model of the rifle you have. Steve Kramer
32151
Nope. This is a great pad but won't work with the PRS, which is a shame because the PRS really needs better padding when using it with 308.
5075
I don't believe so,i have used mine with my .308 Remington 770 and it worked fine. I hope i answered your question?
790161
I don't know about that particular scope but it works very well with the Nikon M-308 scope. Perhaps you can compare the scope specifications to determine if it will work. Sorry I can not offer any more help than that. -Mark
604130
Would not recommend that you do that. The ballistics of .308 are different than .223/5.56 and the bullet drop compensator is calibrated for .223/5.56; if you did use it, you would not be able to use that feature of this. There should be a model of this for .308 though. As a broader answer, this optic does not make much sense for an AR-10 since the maximum magnification for this is only 4x; so, this is not very useful past 600yds anyway.
2194337
You CAN do anything you like. You should not. This scope is a terrific scope but it is designed for. 223 and below.