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  • shumpertdavid
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    probably going with a leupold VX-3 8.5-25x50 with either a target or varmit reticle

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  • bottlerocket
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    Originally posted by 5.0_CJ View Post
    Bushnell doesn't make nice glass. Bausch & Lomb makes nice glass - that's who makes the 3200/4200/6500 series The 4200 Elite Tactical is probably the best bang for the buck out there for a second focal plane scope. They are great for the money - however the Vortex Viper PST is a lot more scope for just slightly more. Nikon makes excellent glass - it's their primary business. However, their scopes all lack internal adjustment - so don't count on them for long range use.
    Yep, you've covered that Nikon bit already. Dont plan on using the 3-9 for much extra long range shooting, its my deer rifle.

    Wasnt aware Bushnell didnt make the "glass" for their elites. If we want to pick nits, I guess I should say "they put their brand name on nice scopes" next time. But, on the other hand, everyone else would know what I was talking about with the previous statement.

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  • CJ
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    Originally posted by bottlerocket View Post
    6500 at 100, 300, and 500yds

    They make nice glass, I was quite impressed. I personally own a Nikon Buckmaster 3-9x40 and love it, but that extra magnification really helped out to 500 yds. Not sure if it was my handling of the weapon, the position of the scope, or just the very high magnification, but it was very difficult to see through the scope. If you move your eye even the slightest it would either crescent or go away all together
    Bushnell doesn't make nice glass. Bausch & Lomb makes nice glass - that's who makes the 3200/4200/6500 series The 4200 Elite Tactical is probably the best bang for the buck out there for a second focal plane scope. They are great for the money - however the Vortex Viper PST is a lot more scope for just slightly more. Nikon makes excellent glass - it's their primary business. However, their scopes all lack internal adjustment - so don't count on them for long range use.

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  • bottlerocket
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    Originally posted by shumpertdavid View Post
    4200 or 6500 series? What distance were you shooting. I was going to look into an elite series as an option for mine
    6500 at 100, 300, and 500yds

    They make nice glass, I was quite impressed. I personally own a Nikon Buckmaster 3-9x40 and love it, but that extra magnification really helped out to 500 yds. Not sure if it was my handling of the weapon, the position of the scope, or just the very high magnification, but it was very difficult to see through the scope. If you move your eye even the slightest it would either crescent or go away all together

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  • shumpertdavid
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    Originally posted by bottlerocket View Post
    Shot one exactly like that with the NM trigger and all. Had a 4.5-30x50 Bushnell Elite scope and it was amazing. Any inaccuracies were definitely because of the shooter, not the rifle, on that one.
    4200 or 6500 series? What distance were you shooting. I was going to look into an elite series as an option for mine

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  • bottlerocket
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    Shot one exactly like that with the NM trigger and all. Had a 4.5-30x50 Bushnell Elite scope and it was amazing. Any inaccuracies were definitely because of the shooter, not the rifle, on that one.

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  • dmdakota
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    What did you give for it?

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  • KBScobravert
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    LOL,

    Bagram sits in the middle of this lovely land locked country called Afghanistan. See my sig.

    Chris, yuck it up man, I will be sipping Mai Tias and Mojitos in about 15 days when I set sail for the Med from Miami. 12 days of work left before R&R.

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  • VaderTT
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    hahahaha Beach burka!



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  • shumpertdavid
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    Originally posted by DieselSmoke View Post
    Yes, Keith and I are drinking Mai Tais while checking out women on the beach at this very moment.
    pics of said women or it didn't happen lol

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  • bronco71
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    Originally posted by shumpertdavid View Post
    I don't think the pmag will fit, my friend has the dpms version and his pmag's won't fit the receiver of mine.
    True, Armalite AR-10 uses different mags, and most other parts, than the DPMS LR-308

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  • DieselSmoke
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    Originally posted by shumpertdavid View Post
    Bagram? is that in the Mediterranean?

    Yes, Keith and I are drinking Mai Tais while checking out women on the beach at this very moment.

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  • shumpertdavid
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    Originally posted by kbscobravert View Post
    Nice shooter. I am still holding out to build my AR10 long gun.
    I look forward to getting a nice scope and doing some shooting with it. Bagram? is that in the Mediterranean? If I'm thinking right that's where my buddy got off his Destroyer when he discharged from the Navy. His boat was responsible for 32 Tomahawks into Afghanistan after 9-11, before his duty ended.

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  • KBScobravert
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    Nice shooter. I am still holding out to build my AR10 long gun.

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  • shumpertdavid
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    The longer barrel helps increase muzzle velocity which helps with distance some, I've shot a dpms and another armalite, both 24" bull barrel guns. The dpms was set up like this gun with the stock and an adjustable 2 stage, the armalite stock from factory. They both shoot same accuracy to 500 yds(all we've been able to do locally).

    The scope pictured I didn't buy, it was on the gun when it was listed and I stole the pic from the ad.

    I bought armalite for mainly the reason of cost. One of our local shops had the best price I've seen on a dpms, but didn't know how long to get one in stock. For what I gave for this gun with the stock and trigger, and it's had 100 or less rounds through it, I couldn't have bought the dpms and added the accessories for what I gave for this one.

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