dust
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Have a code for "30-40%" off all bushnell products. Been thinking about picking up a 6-24 MIl/Mil scope, and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions?
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lilharcher
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What is the primary use?
ZSteinle
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whats the code?
dust
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It will start on my Savage 22LR as a step up to a 4-14 Mil/Mil scope used for target practice and learning the mil system. It will then move to a 6.5 Grendel for hunting and targets when I can find and join a better range.
ZSteinle. I received the code for using Bushnell's repair service. Millett LRS-1 Mil/Mil was sent in and was replaced with a new LRS-1 Mil/MOA due to the first being "beyond repair". Not knowing if it is a one time use, and/or specifically for my instance, I would rather not.
ZSteinle. I received the code for using Bushnell's repair service. Millett LRS-1 Mil/Mil was sent in and was replaced with a new LRS-1 Mil/MOA due to the first being "beyond repair". Not knowing if it is a one time use, and/or specifically for my instance, I would rather not.
dust
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I found an NIB 6-24 FFP MRad PST for $705 plus shipping. Any reason not to jump on it?
Danehunter
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I have a Bushnell ERS 3.5 - 21 X 50 scope with a Horus reticle. It's a great scope.
This scope (& its predecessor) has been rated "Best for the Money" in the Firearms Blog" tactical scope ratings. It came in 9the overall out of 18 scopes tested and ahead of namy much pricier scopes.
This scope (& its predecessor) has been rated "Best for the Money" in the Firearms Blog" tactical scope ratings. It came in 9the overall out of 18 scopes tested and ahead of namy much pricier scopes.