is this target recommended for centerfire rifle 30-30 etc
1092825
This target is only recommended for pistol rounds. That said, I've hit it with a .35 Remington and it survived although it was dented a bit. Also, I wouldn't expect the target to be ready for a second hit without being set up again.
1092826
No, I don't think so, however it handles my 45 ACP handgun with no problem. Very nice target.
1092827
No. Strictly centerfire pistols and .22 rifles only. Its a great target and I need to buy another one because my friend shot it with his ar and that .223 round destroyed it.
1092828
No, Handgun rounds only. But this one and the .22 three paddle are alot of fun with the 22's.
181494
It will all depend on your preference since everyone's tastes are different. The red dot will mount pretty flush with your rail so just keep that in mind.
1087421
I have used it for .308 mainly. The package states it will accept up to .45-70 so a 30-06 should be no problem. Just make sure you are striking a hard surface to get the bullet loose.
1270299
Should be fine. May have to remove auto index rod for 30-06. If you have much volume consider Lee Loadmaster. I use my turrent for low volume stuff, loadmaster to load lots of 38sp thT I mainly shoot in Cowboy Action Shooting. You will most likely want a Lee Factory Crimp die.
738625
Yes, I purchased this scope for my step son to put on his 30-06. I had a tasco 3-9X40 on my Remington 30-06 for about 30 yrs before having to replace it. And that was only because my gun fell over and damaged something inside the scope and I could not zero it in anymore. A 308 has less recoil than the 30-06 so you should be fine.
1940148
Yes and I've shot the gun with both calibers for about a year now and am very satisfied. "note" for about the first 30 to 50 shots may not be real accurate, so after about 20 to 30 shots re-site your scope again and it will shoot a better group!
1766343
This is an amazing red dot that performs well when paired with the .233 cartridge. However the question is how high do you want your optic. I have this model (with the cantilever mount) and the centerline ( middle of the lens) is 1 7/8 of an inch above a flat top AR. Depending on what stock you use. Personally since the optic and boreline will be closer I would go with the Strikefire 505 for your Ruger.
1879575
No problem. I have a slidefire SSAR22 I burn a lot of ammo lol. I'm sure these things will last the life of the rifle.
2041795
Absolutely. I've had this item for about a year now and I would argue that it actually works best with .45 or bigger ammo. The smaller ammo sometimes doesn't make the targets bounce back and forth, but not a big deal. The target's really thick steel and heavy as hell. The only problem I have with this item is that it isn't all that easy to setup. Be sure to have a hammer, buy thicker steel stakes (tent stakes), and a racket set. Hope this helps.
82531
Depends on what you need it for. Lower power scopes like this 2X7-32 are more popular for big bore lever guns where you want a lower power for fasater target acquisition at shorter ranges, or for small caliber rimfires for short to medium range plinking or hunting. If you plan on doing any longer range shooting with your .30-06, say out to 300 yards or longer, you would probably want to go up to a 3X9-40 scope or larger for improved accuracy at longer ranges.
1925828
I believe this one is designed for .223/5.56. You can csll WMD guns to see if they make one for a .308.
808585
I have a 16" M4 Carbine with an Aimpoint H1 Red-dot and a 30 round mag ready for action in my safe. I dont know how that compares with your rifle/scope/25 round magazine, but it should give you a good reference point.
2262817
Yes this scope could be used on a centerfire or high-powered firearm rifle. It has Adjustable Objective so many shooters will select it for rimfire or airgun use.
213815
I have shot it with 22lr many times. It is a solid target and well worth the price.
743557
Very suitable for that type of rifle. Anything between 25-200 yards. I use it on a FN SCAR 17S. Light weight, great optics. Worth the price.
2163288
The 7.62 X 39 has roughly the equivalant velocity as a 30-30 Win with 150 grain bullet. Have shot 30-30 many years with this scope with great success. As far as repetative quick shooting should'nt be an issue at the low cost of the scope.
1898440
With a little work I was able to put one on my 30-30 I have a set on my 22 love them. If the dove tale is the same and the and it sits like the ones you have on give it a try it's a pretty cheep item and worth the try. NOTE if the dove tail is supper tight take a little of the bottom of the sight DO NOT alter your rifle. I hope this helped.