roy im with you i like the fact that my turrits and reticle are in moa.the onle down fall that i can see is that i cant have a cap on the eye pice because to change power you have to spin it.
boss if my wile would let me justify spending $2000++++on a hunting scope i probably would.
this is why i should never get bored. i camoed the stock i sold the mark 4 that was on it to try somthing new. i got new bottom metal. i should have just built a new gun.
I just received today a new Leupold VX-III 6.5-20 x 50 Long Range, Target with the Varmint Hunters reticle in it for my predator hunting. The turrets on it are 1/4 MOA and the reticle is listed by MOA also. It is a second focal plane scope so you do need to set it on a particular setting to gain the listed MOA. You can also modify this magnification a bit to more exactly match your load that you are shooting. I will be putting this on a new 6mm WOA that I am having built on an AR platform and the MOA differences listed will be a near exact match for the load that I plan on shooting out of it out to the 500 yard lines. A little practise and range time with it and it will be a deadly combination on coyotes as far as I can see them.
i ended up going with an ior. dont get me wrong guys i like my nightforce and leupolds but wanted to try a different scope. i think that as far as a hunting scope i like to have covers on it. thats why i wanted to try a different one. this gun had a leupold mark 4 and wanted somtihng else. thanks for the input. here it is.
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