The Trijicon website information seems to restrict this scope for use on .223 ONLY (.223 calibration). Can this scope also be used on an AR-10 (.308)?
604129
That is correct. It works well on my AR 15 (223/5.56) and Galil (223/5.56) but not on my FAL (308/7.62). It compensates for drop over distance so is inaccurate for the larger calibre.
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.
604131
Trijicon makes several models designed for a 308 (7.62x51). You just have to purchase the right model that includes the BDC that you are looking for. Two examples for the 308 are the TA01NSN-308 and the TA01B.
1703533
This scope was mounted on a Marlin Model 336 in .30-30 and also on a Savage .308. The scope held zero just fine and would surely stand up to the mild recoil of an AR-style rifle/carbine.Eye relief is about 3.5". The rings that are supplied with the scope are fine, but I removed the rear sight of the Marlin .30-30 to provide enough room for the front bell.If your AR does not have a front sight, the scope will work; albeit, it is a full-length scope. If you have the standard M4 front sight, you might want to look for a different scope and quick-release mount.
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.
548109
Yes. Picatinney rails are the same size whether they are on an AR-15 or an AR-10. That is exactly the configuration this mount is designed to fit. If you buy a Nikon M-308 scope (they were on sale for $450 a month ago when I bought mine), the mount comes with the scope. Read the fine print to see if Nikon is still doing that. As far as I know, all Nikon Mounts are for scopes with 1 inch tubes. If you plan on a scope with a 30 mm tube, this is not the mount you want. Also the M-223 mount has two cross bolts to secure it to the Picatinney rail. The Nikon XR-223 mount has 3. For an AR in 308 cal, you may want to consider the XR model with 3 cross bolts.
1131301
I don't think so. Its made for the 5.56.223. Check this one out: https://www.trijicon.com/na_en/products/product3.php?pid=TA33A-13
1363996
I have mine on a Remington 700 in 308. At the range I shoot out to 700 yards. I do have a problem with mirages at that range. On an AR15 this scope is over kill.
1194735
Yes you could use it on that platform, however the balistics won't be as true. Your best option is to get the Nikon 308 scope, as it will give you better performance and accuracy. I make the mistake of trying to use a .223 nikon scope on my300 blackout. The balistics didn't match up and I had no success in getting the scope sighted in. So I went with the Correct Scope,and now my Rifle is a Tack Driver.
771587
I would say yes. I have it on my ar-15 and I don't have a problem with it. The only thing that you might have to do is change the scope rings on it. The rings are made to see thru and that might be a problem. Also at 100 yds I can see what I'm hitting. Hope this helps you. Good luck with the scope.
587535
Yes it is. I have it on my AR10. I'm gonna switch it to my .338 in January for longer shot at them hog. The scope can handle any rifle you or I have.
387987
Yes this scope is designed specifically to be used with a .223 rifle. However you can use it with any rifle that you want to mount it to.using the Nikon Spot on program online, you can find any BDC info for almost any ammunition that you shoot. I love this scope. I've hit targets @ around 600 Yards with my .223 because of the ease of using this scope
59825
I have mine on an AR-15 with a Vortex red dot scope with a 3X flip magnifier. If sighted in properly the red dot will align with the front and rear sights. Mine is set for 100 yds
511486
Yes you can. I'm using it on my Gamo Silent Stalker right now. This is a great scope.
1062527
I have this on my 308 and I'm buying another just like it for my ar15. My 308 has as much kick as any 30 30. You will love this scope not just for the price but for a clear and durable scope. Good luck and let me know how you like this scope. You won't regret buying it.
1759326
Depends. If you install it on a S&W; MP15-22 or similar - NO. However if you put it on an AR15 with Raised Sights, you will need to add a spacer rail to raise the scope above your current sights if you do not want to remove them. You can also buy a 30 or 45 degree adaptor and mount the scope to that rail, allowing you to use both the scope and current sights. Cheaper Than Dirt, or Midway both carry these.
1011216
I would not use this scope on a .223. The one i purchased was very cheap and did not work well at all. It would be perfect for airsoft but not the real thing.
1463514
Have it mounted on .300 Black Out and seems to be working fine.....but .308's recoil is much stronger as u well know. It is a very well made scope and I would mount it on my .308 if I needed to. Hope this helps!
2097708
We mounted ours on an AR but, it will be fine on a 10/22 ( I use a 4x ProStaff on my 10/22). As for competitors, I don't believe you will get better quality for the price, the reticle and optics are far superior to anything else at this price point.