Newbie needs help with scope choice

PaBowHunter

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I am looking for suggestions for a scope for a Remington 700 in .308 with 26" barrel. I'm going to mount the action in a Bell & Carlson Medalist A5 stock and the setup is going to be used for varmint hunting, deer hunting and bench shooting. I'd like to keep the scope price around $500.
I've looked at Leupold Mark 4 (even though the price is about 750, simply because of the rep Leupold has), Burris (not sure which models), Nikon Monarch, Bushnell Elite and Vortex Viper (which I know nothing about, but I was checking them out tonight on the web.....are they garbage?). Any other suggestions?
I am partial to Nikon because I have one mounted on a rifle. And because they are relatively cheap compared to the others.
I'd like the magnification ot be between 4.5 x 14 up to 6 x 24. Again, suggestions?

Thanks in advance......
 
I am looking for suggestions for a scope for a Remington 700 in .308 with 26" barrel. I'm going to mount the action in a Bell & Carlson Medalist A5 stock and the setup is going to be used for varmint hunting, deer hunting and bench shooting. I'd like to keep the scope price around $500.
I've looked at Leupold Mark 4 (even though the price is about 750, simply because of the rep Leupold has), Burris (not sure which models), Nikon Monarch, Bushnell Elite and Vortex Viper (which I know nothing about, but I was checking them out tonight on the web.....are they garbage?). Any other suggestions?
I am partial to Nikon because I have one mounted on a rifle. And because they are relatively cheap compared to the others.
I'd like the magnification ot be between 4.5 x 14 up to 6 x 24. Again, suggestions?

Thanks in advance......

If your wallet isn't stuffed with cash and you want a scope that you can use for long range take a look here and he also sells Falcon scopes:

http://www.longrangehunting.com/forums/f18/wotac-intencity-optics-53257/

joseph
 
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