How does this do at 200 and 300 yards with .223 holes?
1877830
Matt, I don't shoot. However I just sighted in a redtail hawk at over 200 yards & watched it grab & peel a digger squirrel for a snack. I paid under $200 for this scope & it is an excellent one for the price. Mary
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.
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.
1270294
Have only shot out to 100 yards so far it's on a jp LRP-07 in 308 about an inch inch and a quarter with it rifle shoot less than 1/2 in with long range scope. I am using it for pigs not tiny groups so it depends on what you mean by accurate I am really happy with the setup. But it's not for a fine tune at long range
1573847
I've installed this on my FN PS90 and can see 100 yards easily. should be able to get 150-200 yards with little trouble. Well within the range of an ar15
206378
I would guess Extended Range. This mount gives you 20 moa more elevation than the regular 223 mount, important if shooting more than 3-400 yards. Hope this helps, Happy Shooting.
1185027
I have not tried this sight on an AK, but I can tell you that on my .223 it has been put through its paces and I haven't had to adjust it yet. As far as the yardage you're asking for, at 200 yds the dot is going to cover a good bit of the target. Depending in what your target is. Silhouette targets would do fine I'm sure, but this isn't a magnified sight. It comes with a 1x magnification attachment that is pretty much useless to me, you may find it helpful when shooting longer ranges. I have used the magnifier at 100-150 yds and it may help some, but it chokes the field of view down a lot. Hope this helps! This is a very nice sight for the money. I actually have it mounted on my patrol rifle. I have not tried this sight on an AK, but I can tell you that on my .223 it has been put through its paces and I haven't had to adjust it yet. As far as the yardage you're asking for, at 200 yds the dot is going to cover a good bit of the target. Depending in what your target is. Silhouette targets would do fine I'm sure, but this isn't a magnified sight. It comes with a 1x magnification attachment that is pretty much useless to me, you may find it helpful when shooting longer ranges. I have used the magnifier at 100-150 yds and it may help some, but it chokes the field of view down a lot.... » Read More I have not tried this sight on an AK, but I can tell you that on my .223 it has been put through its paces and I haven't had to adjust it yet. As far as the yardage you're asking for, at 200 yds the dot is going to cover a good bit of the target. Depending in what your target is. Silhouette targets would do fine I'm sure, but this isn't a magnified sight. It comes with a 1x magnification attachment that is pretty much useless to me, you may find it helpful when shooting longer ranges. I have used the magnifier at 100-150 yds and it may help some, but it chokes the field of view down a lot. Hope this helps! This is a very nice sight for the money. I actually have it mounted on my patrol rifle. « Show Less
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if you are using the M4 223 cal you can go out as far as 350 to 400 meters, anything past that is luck or you are a great shooter. I have them on mind and for the bucks they are worth the money. hope that help.
2137663
I think over 300yards it should do fine. I wouldn't try any closer than that. We have been banging it with 308 at 150yds with no problem. Worth a shot... Worst case you punch a hole and you upgrade to a new piece of steel.
1755200
That is a great question. I zeroes mine at 100 yards and I am struggling to hit a 12 inch metal gong at 200. I am not sure what is going on because I am dead on at 100 but moving out , I can't hit the broadside of a barn. I am shooting an ar-15 standard size barrel and fmc rounds. Nothing fancy. I can hit the 200 with iron sights so I don't think I am the problem. Good luck
868140
I have it mounted on a 7mm Chilean Mauser and have had good results at 125 and 150 yds. You should be good through 250.
944544
The P-223 is perfect for me as I rarely shoot over 100yds in hunting applications. Occasionally I do shoot out to 300yds on targets. The P-223 has great turrets with real crisp adjustments. The ProStaff that you mentioned is a good scope too so it really depends on what you are trying to do with it.
1694214
I can see the .223 holes from 100yds. Anything further becomes difficult for me. It will work with most red dots just get the right mounts.
377645
Depends. If you're shooting a large caliber and have a good contrasting target, then yes. I just did that last week at the range and with those targets that leave a colored area around the hole, I could see the .300 win mag mark at 300 yards. They are not Swarovski's but they are worth the money I spent on them for sure.
1659335
No problem seeing your shots at that range. I can easily see .308 at 300m with this scope.
1716255
Haven't shot anything heavier that 5.56....YET....however I intend to. I think that as long as you keep the target angled on the chains as recommended and shoot from a reasonable distance....100-150 yards....I'd say it will hold up. I intend to shoot it with 30-06 and 308 soon.
2118943
I haven't tried 300 yd, but it was very clear at 100 yds. I'm shooting some old guns through open sights so 300 would be a stretch. I'm pretty sure I remember not being at full power at 100 so 300 should be acheiveable. I felt it worked really well, we were able to see our "hits" clearly and we had small targets. The tripod is nice as well, heavy and feels well made.
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At first I thought I received a broken one, turns out the mount was bad, so far it has held up on a .308 Zastava AK for over six months. I fire the gun about every other week shooting at least 100 rounds through it. So the tiny .223 should not be a problem.