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<blockquote data-quote="82ndreddevil" data-source="post: 552737" data-attributes="member: 36912"><p>That Mark 4 has been an awesome optic for me. The one I have is equipped with the M1 Turrets as well as mil dots. In my unqualified opinion it is a very well rounded scope for precision as well as hunting. At 4.5 magnification you can track a running animal, and with the mils I wont always have to dial in the drop. For example, at five hundred yards I could dial in 7 MOA or just hold 2 mils high. Only issue with mils and variable power scopes is you usually need to have the magnification cranked all the way up for them to work properly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="82ndreddevil, post: 552737, member: 36912"] That Mark 4 has been an awesome optic for me. The one I have is equipped with the M1 Turrets as well as mil dots. In my unqualified opinion it is a very well rounded scope for precision as well as hunting. At 4.5 magnification you can track a running animal, and with the mils I wont always have to dial in the drop. For example, at five hundred yards I could dial in 7 MOA or just hold 2 mils high. Only issue with mils and variable power scopes is you usually need to have the magnification cranked all the way up for them to work properly. [/QUOTE]
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