is this scope suitable for a 270 cal. with 22 inch barrell
930479
It is a big heavy scope but I am sure it would be just fine.I had mine on a Remington 700xps and did not care for it.Optics are not all that clear far out or in low light conditions.I sent mine back and went with the Millet BK81001 4x16x50 TRS-1 and love it and glad I did.Mine would also not hold zero
930480
1. Should hold zero; 2. Good for 50-500 yards; 3. not so good for low light; 4. Better suited to bullseye than hunting. So, not so much the weapon as the intended use. Optics or magnification, can't get both at this price
930481
It is a big heavy scope but I am sure it would be just fine.I had mine on a Remington 700xps and did not care for it.Optics are not all that clear far out or in low light conditions. I sent mine back and went with the Millet BK81001 4x16x50 TRS-1 and love it and glad I did.Mine would also not hold zero
930482
It's good for your rifle for 100 yards and beyond. Just get the correct mounts and extra high rings and you will be good to go.
930483
I have it on a 30-06 and its flawless so far. I have put maybe 300 rds through rifle with this set up and not problems at all. I would just make sure to have the right rings for it. You want the rings that will get you closest to the barrel but this has a large 50mm Objective lens so it's probably mid rings, not low rings. I like the utg max rings due to have 4 screws to secure this puppy down well.
930484
Being that it is 10-40x zoom, it is great for over 75 yds. Acquiring a target with 10x zoom is sometimes difficult close range. That said, it has great clarity up to around 30x, and can see clearly around 350-400yds. The 40x can get a little hairy, but rarely is it needed. To answer your question, yes, it would work well with your .270. My only issue would be how big the scope is. I have a .22 mag with 22" barrel, and I think it would look questionable with such a massive scope. But that is a matter of opinion/preference.Hope this helps.
2194339
Yes, but the ballistics of a .270 and .223 are substantially different and the bullet drop calculations built into the scope will be off.
419808
It is a low grade scope so don't have high expectations. It's a good scope for a 22 caliber but nothing more
165367
This is a one inch tube. You need to measure the mounting base on your rifle to be sure if it will fit. I think most of the .22 are 3/8ths inch. I think that is the size of the scope mount. If you get the scope, read the manual and set up the eye relief properly. This will help with accuracy
1349590
Yes, it will work, but the built in sight ranges are designed for the 22lr. It will function as a normal scope.
1137118
Should not have any problems, I have put a Remington 700 with tall mounted scope and Ruger 10/22 mag custom w/scope and had room to spare.
2108605
I would not use this on anything that has greater recoil than a .22cal, they are heavy, made in China, and come in a cheap soft plastic sleeve. These are not high quality mil dot scopes, if you want to look cool but don't care how well they work, then, put one on anything you have.
752924
I'm using this scope on my 22-250. it's a very bright and clear scope. At 13-35 yrds it should be clear.
1040385
Hi, the answer is yes, I have this scope on my 270 and have had no problems what so ever. It's the only scope I use on all my rifles. I just put one on my Apex 45-70 and it does the job. I love Nikons period. Jim
778375
This scope is calibrated for 223 rifle rounds. You would be better off looking for scope that is designed more specifically for a shotgun like the Nikon Shotgun Hunter.
1504696
Sorry I do not know. I was able to mount this scope on a 223 and got an impressive pattern at 200 yards. This seems like a great scope to me. I saw some negative reviews and was surprised. For the price, I am very happy.
536718
no, this scope is for highpowered rifles. kyle they make scopes for 22 rifles. thats what you would want for your 22.
127456
Great scope out to 250 yards any further you may need 3 x 9 x 50. That 22-250 is a flat shooter. Good luck.
1472177
You would probably not be able to see 22lr bullet holes at 100 yards. It's tough to see a 556/223 at 100 yards. The magnification on this scope is great 10-40, and even if you decided to go with a more expensive scope with similar magnification, then you would be ready to spend $,000's. For the price, I don't know if there is any better in this price range. Buy from Amazon, make sure all the adjustments work properly as this is an issue with these scopes, and you can always return it back to Amazon for one that works properly...
1319401
First, it is not a heavy build scope. Second, I don't think this scope is built for or will hold up to the high calibers. You would always be readjusting it. I only use mine on a 22. For that caliber it works reasonably well.
243638
I have 2 of these. One is on a 444 Marlin and the other is on a 35 Whelen. So I think it should do fine with a 270. I have fired 60-80 rounds through each gun with this scope mounted. I usually fire 10-15 rounds before the shoulder goes numb. So I have been to the range 5-6 times with each gun and I consistently get 1-1.5 MOA groups at a hundred yards. That holds pretty good for my needs.
649653
I have the same scope on a .308 but went with the 4 x 12 on the .270. I really think it would be just fine.